D1 Milano and Peter Tarka turn a surreal digital composition into a functional watch. Three rotating discs replace traditional hands, making time-reading a small kinetic performance. The hybrid display blends analog motion with a digital readout, while the aluminum case keeps it light and design-forward.

This collaboration bridges render culture and physical design, treating the wrist as a canvas for graphic experimentation. The watch feels more like a collectible art object than a conventional timepiece, proving that strong visual ideas can survive the transition from screen to object.