Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses mathmetic concept other than numbers to tell time. The number of divisions within a single straight line is used to tell the time. The design expresses the idea of time gradually ticking away throughout the course of a day. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

• Made in Japan
• Silent (no ticking)
• Designed in 2017
• From the Designer of the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics Cauldron

Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses scientific concept other than numbers to tell time. Inspired by the electron configuration of an atom, the number of electrons is used to convey the time. The design draws a connection between the spherical path of electrons spinning around in the centre of an atom and the rotation of the Earth as time goes on. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

• Made in Japan
• Silent (no ticking)
• Designed in 2017
• From the Designer of the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics Cauldron