Forget smartwatches. Ditch digital. There's a new, unorthodox timepiece decision to be made: walnut or maple?
The latest product line from the grain-obsessed creators at Grovemade moves the brand away from creating wooden covers for a host of Apple gadgets - a change of pace they should have taken up long ago on the resulting evidence.
Created in collaboration with watchmaker Stephan Andren, Grovemade's Wood Watch comes in two shapes: round and square.
A wooden front sits atop a conventional analogue mechanism, with 12 holes punched into the hand-sanded face displaying a discreet set of hour and minute hands. As the marker enters the window, it slides into view like a rising or setting sun, overlapping when the minute and hour hand occupy the same hole.
The understated design continues in the form of the vegetable-tanned leather strap - available in black, to compliment the darker walnut wood, or orange to offset the maple version.
Available for around £155 (plus shipping from their US factory), you can pick up a Wood Watch here.
It's a timepiece you woodn't want to miss.
