Even in the midst of a worldwide pandemic, watch brands are still releasing new watches. Some releases…
So, yesterday’s article was a fairly tame take on the various designs coming out of Projects Watches….
Projects Watches are certainly no stranger to bringing in unconventional designers to create watches. In particular, they…
Spring is – supposedly – just around the corner. That means we’re going to be seeing things…
Not all that long ago, just the other week, in fact, we were mentioning Projects Watches in…
As a watch geek I get very excited about the inner workings of a watch, so when…
If you’ve been reading us for any amount of time now, you know we (and, presumably, you…
We just caught wind of a few new watches from Projects Watches that we thought we be…
There are a number of ways to set yourself apart as a brand. You can have a signature, unique style, you can have an iconic model, you can create intricate complication… Projects Watches does things a little differently, partnering with various designers to create visually interesting styles at a mass market price point. One of their latest offerings is the Projects Watches Outside Watch, a quartz watch that distinguishes the hour and minute hand, not by length, but by width
Projects Watches is an interesting brand, putting out low cost quartz watches driven not be fashion, but by design aesthetic. We have covered them on our pages before, and recently they reached out to us for a new watch they are debuting, the Projects Watches Twirl. The brand’s tag line for the watch is “a new interpretation of time,” but I see it more as a unique but still readable variation on the standard 2-hander.