Three concentric cirlces make up the Geocentric Watch By Geoffrey Cooper, a stunning modern timepiece that looks like few others, if any. Within the outer circle, two concentric circles spin to display the minute and second inside a 12-hour marker on the outer rim. Its white, polyurethane band makes up that display’s edge, continuing around the wrist and locking on the opposite side. Its machinery is exposed in the display, showcasing spinning parts that drive the hands that tell the time in an unique fashion.
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