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We’ve teamed up with Swatch—their name is a contraction for “second watch”—to create this special collection of watches that feature details from artworks from MoMA’s collection. Each MoMA and Swatch Watch is made from nylon with a waterproof PU coating and is water-resistant up to 100 feet. Swatch has watch designs in the Museum’s collection.
Artists and works include:
Tadanori Yokoo, The City:The City and Design, The Wonders of Life on Earth, Isamu Kurita (1966). Vincent van Gogh’s The Starry Night (Saint Rémy, June 1889). Henri Rousseau’s The Dream (1910). Tadanori Yokoo, New York:New York (1968). Gustav Klimt’s Hope, II (1907-08). Piet Mondrian’s Composition in Oval with Color Planes 1 (1914).
Details
Size
Yokoo City and Design, Van Gogh, Rousseau case diam. 41mm
Yokoo New York, Klimt, Mondrian case diam. 34mm
All Strap Sizes: 9.5lx .75"w
Materials
Plastic, water resistant up to 30 meters/100 ft
Year of Design
2020
Origin
Switzerland
Swatch x MoMA
Swatch was founded in 1983 and they began by launching 12 Swiss-made quartz movement watches that were water- and shock-resistant, and characterized by fun color combinations. Their watches, made with only 51 pieces, are meant to be another option to daily accessorizing (their name is a contraction for “second watch”). Swatch has three designs in MoMA’s collection and their work has been included in exhibitions staged at the Museum, including Items: Is Fashion Modern? (2017–2018) and Humble Masterpieces (2004).
