A perfectly useless morning, Kristof Devos

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Relax and spend time with nature. This watch encourages you to feel at peace with the world. A perfectly useless morning was designed by illustrator Kristof Devos as a reminder to live in the moment. Kristof explains his design inspiration: "Lying in the grass and looking at the birds in the sky is one of my favourite pastimes, I really wanted to put this feeling into a watch.My last name ‘Devos’, means ’The Fox’ [in Flemish]. Because of mysterious family history, I’m the first one born with this name, so it’s somewhat special to me. It like a new bloodline starts with ’Devos'. I have always felt close to the animal, although I’ve rarely seen a fox in the wild." This watch is a companion piece to Kristof's previous design: A perfectly useless afternoon. As with the first, it's a gentle
Relax and spend time with nature. This watch encourages you to feel at peace with the world. A perfectly useless morning was designed by illustrator Kristof Devos as a reminder to live in the moment. Kristof explains his design inspiration: Lying in the grass and looking at the birds in the sky is one of my favourite pastimes, I really wanted to put this feeling into a watch.My last name ‘Devos’, means ’The Fox’ [in Flemish]. Because of mysterious family history, I’m the first one born with this name, so it’s somewhat special to me. It like a new bloodline starts with ’Devos'. I have always felt close to the animal, although I’ve rarely seen a fox in the wild. This watch is a companion piece to Kristof's previous design: A perfectly useless afternoon. As with the first, it's a gentle reminder that time spent doing nothing, is time well spent. How to read the time: The delicate falling leaf points to the hour The circling bird shows you the minutes. The tree trunks around the outside of the dial are positioned exactly where you'd expect to see numbers on a watch face, to help you read the time with precision. A perfectly useless morning was designed in Belgium, then made by our small team right here in London, UK.