It is known, eternity lasts a long time, especially towards the end.
But what end are we talking about, when it comes to a watch?
Do you know of another technical creation capable of operating for decades, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, and without losing much in terms of precision?
By their existence and their functioning, watches mark the fourth, relative dimension in which we are all immersed: time.
It is moreover this fourth dimension that the American artist Michael Murphy recently explored on behalf of Jaeger-LeCoultre, by imagining a horological anamorphosis, exhibited at the Watches and Wonders trade fair in Shanghai.
This collaboration will have enabled the artist to realize his project of creating a work that expresses time.
“Time - or fourth dimension - is an essential component of my work,” he
explains.
I have always been fascinated by the aesthetics and precision of watch components, and I have always wanted to create
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