Nuage
Nuage is a dream-like watch, designed to make you fall in love with time keeping.
This watch is hand crafted in London and gilded with 22 carat gold and palladium.
The stunning Nuage was designed by French Verre ĂglomisĂ© artist, Marion Labbez.
How to read the time
You track the time by checking the position of the sun or moon in the sky.
The crescent represents 12 hours with the time running from left to right.Â
At 6am the sun rises on the left, it reaches the apex of the crescent at midday, then continues until it reaches the last marker on the right at 6pm. After 6pm the sun sets while the moon rises on the left, the position of the moon therefore marks the hours from 6pm until 6am.
The minutes hand is in the centre, this runs in the conventional way.
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Nuage
Nuage is a dream-like watch, designed to make you fall in love with time keeping.
This watch is hand crafted in London and gilded with 22 carat gold and palladium.
The stunning Nuage was designed by French Verre ĂglomisĂ© artist, Marion Labbez.
How to read the time
You track the time by checking the position of the sun or moon in the sky.
The crescent represents 12 hours with the time running from left to right.Â
At 6am the sun rises on the left, it reaches the apex of the crescent at midday, then continues until it reaches the last marker on the right at 6pm. After 6pm the sun sets while the moon rises on the left, the position of the moon therefore marks the hours from 6pm until 6am.
The minutes hand is in the centre, this runs in the conventional way.
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Description
Nuage is a dream-like watch, designed to make you fall in love with time keeping.
This watch is hand crafted in London and gilded with 22 carat gold and palladium.
The stunning Nuage was designed by French Verre ĂglomisĂ© artist, Marion Labbez.
How to read the time
You track the time by checking the position of the sun or moon in the sky.
The crescent represents 12 hours with the time running from left to right.Â
At 6am the sun rises on the left, it reaches the apex of the crescent at midday, then continues until it reaches the last marker on the right at 6pm. After 6pm the sun sets while the moon rises on the left, the position of the moon therefore marks the hours from 6pm until 6am.
The minutes hand is in the centre, this runs in the conventional way.
