The ‹11 o’clock›

The ‹11 o’clock›
a.b.art, D 11–11 Series
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Stainless steel case
Scratchproof sapphire glass
Black face
Bi-coloured print
Swiss-made quartz movement
Waterproof
Cowhide watch strap with steel lock
Serial number engraved
on the bottom
Ø 34mm
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11 Uhr
a.b.art, Serie D 11–11
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Edelstahlgehäuse
kratzfestes Saphirglas
Zifferblatt schwarz
2-farbiger Druck
Schweizer Quarzwerk
wasserdicht
Rindslederarmband mit Stahlschliesse
Bodengravur mit Nummerierung
Ø 34mm
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The small and the big hands of the ‹11 o’clock› meet twenty-two times a day.
The red dots on the watch mark these moments. They are the right time to meet.

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The temporal distance between two dots is
1 hour 5 minutes 27 seconds.
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The geometric distance is
32.72727272 degrees

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The ‹11 o’clock› divides the day into 22 hours. Each hour consists of 65 minutes.
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The day has two hours less. The remaining hours are correspondingly longer.
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The meeting of the hands prompted Zurich-based inventor Toni Hintermann to develop the ‹11 o’clock›.
His vision became reality through his cooperation with a.b.art.
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