A science and science fiction inspired watch that uses a motion similar to planets rotating around a sun. The rings of the watch are in constant motion, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The goal of this watch is to create a new form of telling time that will inspire and spark wonder in the viewer.
Instead of watch hands, part of the face is raised up to create a space for tiny sliver of an LED light which peeks through to provide a glow which acts as the hour hand.
Reflectius features sixty rotating mirrors that successively reflect a single laser beam at precise angles to draw numbers.
A clock which requires time be sought out rather than have it as a constant reminder of its passing. Only when approached front-on does the clock allow for the transparency to read time. Viewed from any other angle it disguises itself as a discreet wall object.
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San Francisco and California wine country - a favourite place on Earth.
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National Geographic Photographer of the Year: Mr. Tall Fox
he’s probably just going through his mid life crisis
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Paintings by Peter Peri
