2009 saw the introduction of the “Sputnik watch” concept.
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Zeldovich movie “Mischen” (“The Target”). In 2000 I first published the “Q-time” wristwatch concept, which later was used as a prop in the A. I’ve been using frame technologies in concept designs and my own products for more than 10 years. Modern technologies allow placing electronics inside the product housing in such a way as needed to turn it into a logically and conceptually sound frame-like symbol. Objects lose their massive material body and turn into contours, imaginatively reminiscent of their purpose. The material world becomes more complex on the inside and streamlined on the outside. Whether on a desk or on a wall, the Only Clock is certain to turn heads. I used this philosophy to create an eye-catching and functional piece of art. When it comes to design, simplicity is often the best policy. The process was interactive, with constant participation our buyers, who provided feedback on conceptual models and helped with quick decisions on key issues. Our prototyping process usually consists of several stages. Throughout the whole duration of the project, we produced prototypes and models with varying levels of complexity. This provides an excellent platform for assessing ideas and gaining a better understanding of the project objectives. In addition to sketches, we employed the techniques of rapid, paper-based prototyping, as buyers are generally more willing to provide detailed critiques of these simpler models. These conceptual images usually become the roadmap for the remainder of the design process.Īs new information kept coming in, we refined and corrected the specifications for our future clock, edging nearer to a clear understanding of its forms, materials, technology, assembly schemes, and usage patterns – from the general to the specific. These are not yet sketches of future products, but rather images that match the customer’s expectations, for example in terms of branding philosophy and current consumer demands. To firmly establish buyer’s confidence and optimize engagement, the initial phase always includes production of conceptual sketches. To establish the foundation for the new design, we launched a wide research campaign, looking into all the details, nuances and unseen processes of typical usage and maintenance scenarios. This initial design phase holds the utmost importance for the optimal development and success of the project, and we began our search for the conceptual solution of a new digital wall clock with new and unique features in close collaboration with suppliers and our retailers. The first phase necessitated research into wall clock history, culture, and model design, including functional properties and production technologies. Treat yourself or your loved ones to a gift of time and memories. An expressive image and charismatic character make this clock recognizable and turn it into the highlight of any interior, while its non-compromising quality ensures many years of reliable service. Back to purity, back to simplicity.Ĭompletely silent and precise – the world’s first mass produced frame clock.
In the process of making the Only Clock, I was focused on the essential aspects, not burdening his object with redundancy. We prefer simple shapes, and use materials that are best suited for this purpose.Īccording to Dieter Rams, good design is as little design as possible. KIBARDIN’s awesome timepieces are the perfect solution, whether you want to use your clock as an eye-catching detail in any interior, or just to display something revolutionary with perfect balance in design and function.
Kibardin’s clocks and watches are always a unique and innovative way of displaying time. For more than 5 years, KIBARDIN has been helping to control your time and enjoy your life. Nowadays, clock production has evolved into a separate industry, with exhibitions, specialized shops and a corresponding service network and technologies, materials, processes, trends, and markets that are continuously evolving. I wanted an eye-catching interior object that would combine the traditions of the past with the technologies of the future, and that would also project a strong image of a high quality of life. “ The only way to predict the future is to have power to shape the future.” (Eric Hoffer)Īround two years ago I started to work on design a "near-future" digital clock – technologically advanced, functional, convenient to use, and aesthetically refined. Digital wall/desk LED clock with a hollow round face.
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