Dennison Drops The ALD Dual Time Is Capsule Collection II Accents of Time- In Colour And Form.

An exploration of how time can be expressed through structure and hue, defined by ‘Kandinsky Accents’ that bring colour to life within pure form. Black onyx stone dials become quiet fields of contemplation, their surfaces broken only by subsidiary dials: colour as function, form as rhythm. Red, pink, turquoise - accents of emotion drawn from modernist abstraction - appear sparingly, balancing clarity with depth. The bespoke stainless steel bark-mesh bracelet, a tactile echo of the 1970s that underpins the ALD design. Rooted in Bauhaus discipline and the ideals of early modernism, each composition distils time to its essential elements. Every watch becomes a study in balance. An architectural statement on the wrist, where art and mechanism converge in perfect order.
 
This is wearable modernism. A dialogue between form and feeling, between the passage of time and the purity of design.