The Movado Museum dial was designed by the Bauhaus artist Nathan George Howitt in 1947. The single dot at 12 o'clock represents the midday sun and is reputed to be one of the purest minimalist designs in watch history . In 1960, Hoover's dial was selected into the New York Museum of Modern Art Collection and became one of the few dials in the history to win this honor. It also drew the reputation of "Museum Collection Watch" As a symbol of modernism. In 2017, Movado once again explored the modernist aesthetics of the iconic single dot dial, adding a second hand on the dial of the classic museum representing the mechanical watchmaking heritage and launching the Men's Modern Classic automatic watch. Available in a range of different styles, including the Quartz Collection and Auto Mechanics, this collection combines the brand's modernist aesthetic with a distinctive watch charm. Men's watch models: 39.5mm Round Purity Stainless Steel / PVD Rose Gold-Shaped Stainless Steel Case, 9 mm Thick. Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, blue / black dial with the same color concentric circles design, decorated with silver / rose gold second hand, 12 o'clock position of the iconic concave dots, silver / rose gold Crown Prince hour and minute hands, and 6 o'clock position of the silver / rose gold printing. With a soft, embossed black calfskin strap with stainless steel / PVD plated rose gold classic tongue clasp. This modernist watch looks elegant, simple, unique design combined with Swiss precision, the new modern classic series of men's automatic mechanical watches both 30-meter waterproof life. This article is reproduced, does not represent the world position of million table.