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NOVEMBER 2011: The Cinema Watch from Atelier Morpheus. Swiss made 45mm stainless steel automatic (ETA 2824-2), with sweep second hand, non-glare sapphire crystal, superluminova hands, screw down crown and case back, WR 5atm, hand assembled.

   The two part 316L stainless steel case is a large 45mm in diameter. It features the word CINEMA etched on the side in a classic art deco font style. The caseback includes data on the watch, as well as the particular timepiece's specific number from the limited edition of just 15o watches in this variation.

The dial is comprised of two distinct levels. The darker bottom has the texture of wound film, while the top has the template design of a 35mm film reel. Numbers are in a deco font, date window is black against white background, and the hands are coated with Superlumonova for visibility in a darkened movie theater.

The large crown is formed in the shape of a projector lens, with a black center core.

The Cinema Watch's black strap is molded in the texture of a film strip, and has the Atelier logo is molded into it on the wrist side.

Designed by film lovers, for film lovers everywhere.

$1,495.00

 
 
 
REVIEWS & MORE:

THE H.R. GIGER PASSAGEN WATCH
 
Atelier Morpheus Passagen watch is inspired by Mr. H.R. Giger’s works. And it shows: the watch, which is available either in a black PVD or 18-carat gold-plated case looks like a scale 3D model of a fragment of his Opus Magnum.--World Watch Review
 
 It’s a labor of love, and the attention to detail on a singular vision is one of the things I like most about Morpheus.
 
THE CULINARY WATCH
 
A whimsical and quite cool watch for the chef in all of us.--Crunchgear
 
This creation is all business! The design echoes the rugged look of a professional kitchen, with its industrial edges, a stove's gas-knob inspired crowns and pot-handle appearance of the cover above the crown.--Chef Talk
 
It is a fun and inviting timepiece that I think will appeal to many people.--Ablogtoread

The culinary design cues are subtle enough to not shout "I'm a chef!" yet are still a reminder of an avocation or profession. It's very functional, eminently readable at a glance, and stylistically versatile enough for almost any setting.--The Watch Report


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