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  • Flytrack Concept Watch

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    Presented during the 2019 Geneva watch week as a concept watch, the Flytrack Collection will make it to market later this year. It provides yet another illustration of the brand’s mantra,that of an innovation lab committed to reimagining and reinventing… Read More ›

  • Timeline Your Life

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    I wanted to get a more concrete feel for the time I’ve enjoyed – and to answer questions like “what was I doing in 2013?” so I decided to create a timeline. It’s a design challenge, On my devblog I… Read More ›

  • The work that makes all other work possible

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    Brilliant.

  • ‘What’ is next

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    The title is not a question. It is a statement that ‘how’ should not be the priority for the bigger tech companies over the next couple of years. Look at what you do with your phone today; photography, organisation, games,… Read More ›

  • Which was the fittest country in 2018?

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    When it comes to stepping, Hong Kong took first place. Leading the charge in the nearly 24 trillion steps users took in 2018, Hong Kong steppers fit in 10,493 daily steps on average over 365 days. Spain came in second… Read More ›

  • Smartwatches are complementary to mechanical watches?

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    Morgan Stanley says smartwatches will continue to take market share from mechanical and quartz products as Apple, Samsung, Fossil and others develop their technology. That’s unlikely to hurt Swatch Group’s many high-end brands such as Longines, Breguet, Blancpain or Jaquet… Read More ›

  • éf NOTE

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    The idea of a folding display might sound like a sci-fi fan’s dream, but the flexible future is already here! Following the release of a few bendable displays in recent years, designer Kizuku Kitada takes things to an entirely new… Read More ›

  • A human in the land of the Gods

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    Murray wasn’t a freak of technique like Roger Federer, nor a freak of endurance like Rafa Nadal, nor a freak of physics like Novak Djokovic. In many ways, he was all too human. He didn’t have an earth-shattering serve or… Read More ›

  • DUOO

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    The laconic design of the writing desk reflects the purity of the lines and the absence of unnecessary details. The writing desk made of natural veneer preserves the texture of the wood. A writing table featured in the DUOO collection… Read More ›

  • Strange Horizons

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    Strange Horizons is a weekly magazine of and about speculative fiction. We publish fiction, poetry, reviews, essays, interviews, roundtable discussions, and art. Our definition of speculative fiction includes science fiction, fantasy, horror, slipstream, and all other flavors of fantastika. Work published in Strange… Read More ›