Looking for a gift that’s both unique and memorable? Watches can be more than just timekeepers; they can be conversation starters, pieces of art, and expressions of personality. Here are some quirky and cool watch brands that make perfect gifts for any occasion.
Projects Watches
Although Projects Watches has closed its business, their legacy of unique and architecturally inspired designs lives on. Known for collaborating with renowned designers, their watches often featured minimalist and thought-provoking designs. One of their most iconic pieces is the “Past, Present, Future” watch, which creatively displays time in a way that emphasizes living in the moment. You can still find some of their pieces on platforms like Instagram and Amazon.
Projects Watches Instagram page
Anicorn Watches
Anicorn Watches is a brand that merges art and horology. They collaborate with international artists and organizations like NASA and Hideo Kojima to create limited edition timepieces. Each watch is a piece of art, often featuring unique design elements that challenge traditional watchmaking. For instance, their “Space Watch” designed by Richard Danne, the father of the NASA design program, is a standout piece that any space enthusiast would love.
Mr Jones Watches
Mr Jones Watches, based in London, is known for its playful and artistic approach to watch design. Their watches often tell a story or feature whimsical elements. One of their popular models, “A perfectly useless afternoon,” depicts a serene scene of a person lounging in a pool, reminding the wearer to relax and enjoy life. These watches are perfect for anyone who appreciates a bit of humor and creativity in their accessories.
NOW Watches
NOW Watches focuses on mindfulness and living in the present moment. Their designs are simple yet profound, often featuring the word “NOW” to remind the wearer to stay present. These watches are not just timepieces but tools for mindfulness, making them a thoughtful gift for anyone looking to incorporate more mindfulness into their daily life.
NOW Watches website (it’s the one your are at ;))
