The QUAD Watch is a conceptual wristwatch designed by Alex Marzo for Bell & Ross. Marzo's design has a unique face that is split into four different sections. Three of the four sections are used to tell time, with the fourth one displaying the date in a calendar format. The look of each circular section was inspired by the headlights of the Porsche Panamera.
The circles of the face are illuminated using colored LED lights. The watch comes equipped with a built-in GPS system that automatically changes the time and date to match wherever in the world you are. Marzo's design is also waterproof up to 600 feet.
Telling time using the QUAD Watch could be a bit tedious, but it's a solid and eye-catching design nonetheless.
Headlight Watch Faces
The QUAD Watch is Inspired by the Porsche Panamera's Headlamps
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Industry Implications
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