Huawei has partnered with high-end watch brand Biatec, to offer Huawei Watch 3 and Watch GT2 (46mm) users Biatec mechanical watchfaces in digital format for the first time.
The faces can uploaded to compatible smartwatches via the Huawei Themes app, giving the impression of a luxury mechanical time piece.
The analogue to digital project was handled by Tomas Joscak, Head Designer at Vienna Studios, and the designer behind Dominus Mathias, Matus Joscak, known for its time piece designs. Both were instrumental in digitising and creating the Biatec simulacrums.
The digital faces give the impression of a luxury mechanical time piece, while offering the functionality of a smartwatch…
“We don’t only make watches but create dreams too….”
Peter Kozar, CEO at Biatec said: “We don’t only make watches but create dreams too. We’re thrilled that our mechanical WatchFaces are now available in digital format on Huawei Themes, and look forward to the opportunity to reach a new, global audience with our luxury products in a digital way.”
Jesse Lento, Business Operations Manager from Huawei said: “We are thrilled our new partnership with Biatec allows us to meet the needs of those who enjoy the convenience of a digital smartwatch but want the added luxury and feel of a mechanical timepiece.”
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Huawei has partnered with high-end watch brand Biatec, to offer Huawei Watch 3 and Watch GT2 (46mm) users Biatec mechanical watchfaces in digital format for the first time.
The faces can uploaded to compatible smartwatches via the Huawei Themes app, giving the impression of a luxury mechanical time piece.
The analogue to digital project was handled by Tomas Joscak, Head Designer at Vienna Studios, and the designer behind Dominus Mathias, Matus Joscak, known for its time piece designs. Both were instrumental in digitising and creating the Biatec simulacrums.
Peter Kozar, CEO at Biatec said: “We don’t only make watches but create dreams too. We’re thrilled that our mechanical WatchFaces are now available in digital format on Huawei Themes, and look forward to the opportunity to reach a new, global audience with our luxury products in a digital way.”
Jesse Lento, Business Operations Manager from Huawei said: “We are thrilled our new partnership with Biatec allows us to meet the needs of those who enjoy the convenience of a digital smartwatch but want the added luxury and feel of a mechanical timepiece.”
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