Movado is one of the oldest watchmakers all over the world. In 1960, Movado’s Museum Watch became the first watch ever selected for displays in the New York’s Museum of Modern Arts’s collection.
This Museum watch was designed by Nathan George Horwitt in 1947. It has an impressive feature. Normally, watches are marked with numbers ranging from 1 to 12.
These markings help in telling the time at any point. Surprisingly, there are no markings on a Movado watch except for a dot positioned at 12 o’clock.
The dot at 12 o’clock makes a Movado watch unique among the many watches manufactured in the world. This simple yet stunning design has drawn a lot of attention from fashion admirers and watch collectors. Everyone feels good when they put on the most expensive timepiece in the world.
What Is The Dot On Movado Watches Made Of?
The dot on Movado watches is made of precious metals such as gold and diamond.