Lemnos Mono Clock

Rounded frame that contains twelve indicators and hands, designed by developing the concept of the black line. The resulting contrast between black and white fits perfectly into a simple and modern space.

Designed by Yuichi Nara
After graduating in Architecture in Yokohama, he moved to Italy and began working for some master glassmakers in Venice. After a trip to Japan, impressed by the richness of nature, he decided to return to establish his studio in Notojima, where he still studies local materials and techniques to integrate into his works.

Characteristics

Takata Lemnos was founded in 1947 in the city of Takaoka as a brass foundry for the production of Buddhist ritual objects. Thanks to the collaboration with the current Seiko, it also launched itself into the production of watches, thus gaining ever greater recognition at an international level, winning numerous awards and starting further collaborations with world-famous designers.

Lemnos watches are carefully crafted by specialized craftsmen who over time have refined Japanese production techniques with the aim of enhancing the beauty of the materials to create fine products with an ever-present design. The company's concept, in fact, focuses not only on the practical purpose of the watch, but also on its aesthetic value to offer timeless and cutting-edge beauty.