watches

DAEM is a Brooklyn-based company that creates luxury watches through world-class design and collaborations.  DAEM watched are manufactured in Switzerland and are a unique blend of fashion, art, and human narratives formed into an original, distinctive aesthetic.  

This DAEM x Jean-Michel Basquiat Collection features three designs featuring the work of the iconic artist blended with DAEM's high-end cultural aesthetic.  The Now's the Time Watch incorporates the artist's iconic work “Now’s The Time" (1985).  The title is a tribute reference to jazz musician Charlie Parker’s 1945 song of the same name and conveys that, despite the precision of time, there's something beautiful in focusing solely on the here and now.

DAEM is a Brooklyn-based company that creates luxury watches through world-class design and collaborations.  DAEM watched are manufactured in Switzerland and are a unique blend of fashion, art, and human narratives formed into an original, distinctive aesthetic.  

This DAEM x Jean-Michel Basquiat Collection features three designs featuring the work of the iconic artist blended with DAEM's high-end cultural aesthetic.  The Skull design is an automatic watch that blends two of Basquiat's most powerful works. His Untitled artwork (commonly referred to as Skull) and Undiscovered Genius.  Skull was presented at his debut solo exhibition in New York and captures Basquiat's anxiety and pressure as he worked to be commercially successful.  Undiscovered Genius reflects societal plights facing America. It taps into the auditory quality of Basquiat’s work, using words and rhythmic sounds that can be passed down through generations.

DAEM is a Brooklyn-based company that creates luxury watches through world-class design and collaborations.  DAEM watched are manufactured in Switzerland and are a unique blend of fashion, art, and human narratives formed into an original, distinctive aesthetic.  

This DAEM x Jean-Michel Basquiat Collection features three designs featuring the work of the iconic artist blended with DAEM's high-end cultural aesthetic. Warrior pays homage to Basquiat's undertaking of primitive portraits to redefine the expectations and realities of heroes, saints, and warriors.