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Day Four: A Sustainable Watch from TID

Sustainable Watch from TID ·Photo: Simon Shiff

Minimalist perfection from this Stockholm-based studio.

Words by Broadsheet · Updated on 21 Dec 2016 · Published on 28 Nov 2016

Stockholm-based timepiece purveyors TID Watches are all about simplicity, and we think its No. 1 is a prime example. The watch comes via fellow Swedes, Form Us With Love, and is a straight-up variation on a design classic: white analogue face, black stainless-steel body and a black band made from post-consumer PET bottles. Timeless.

The prize features a six-pack of Stella Artois and six Stella Artois chalices for the perfect pouring experience at home.

TID No. 1 retails from $349 and is available from tidwatches.com and The Stables.

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