Steinway Watch Designed with Golden Ratio
Who knows where artistry leaves off and technical skill begins when it comes to designing
gadgets? In the case of Fabrizio Cavalca, the two are intertwined. Visual design meshes with
auditory sounds to create such items as this watch with Swiss automatic movement from
Steinway & Sons.
Using the “Golden Ratio,” the ratio of the longer side to the shorter is 1.62:1, which is supposed
to be “naturally pleasing to the eye.” We just know that we dig the design no matter what muse
struck him.
The Limited Edition watches are available beginning at $1,000.00.
Who knows where artistry leaves off and technical skill begins when it comes to designing
gadgets? In the case of Fabrizio Cavalca, the two are intertwined. Visual design meshes with
auditory sounds to create such items as this watch with Swiss automatic movement from
Steinway & Sons.
Using the “Golden Ratio,” the ratio of the longer side to the shorter is 1.62:1, which is supposed
to be “naturally pleasing to the eye.” We just know that we dig the design no matter what muse
struck him.
The Limited Edition watches are available beginning at $1,000.00.
