Andy Shaw and Robert Silkstone, former automotive designers and the owner of Industrial North Designs, a company dedicated in developing exclusive pieces of electronic arts have launched a series of luxury watches that boast of creativity and simplicity.

The new range of watches carry the imprints of the designers’ automotive background and shower the consumers with the heritage of Fibonacci sequence, Geodesic domes among complicated architectural attributes. Industrial North Designs also take their inspiration from the glorious and elegant structural beauties of Northern England. The newly launched series of luxury watches have taken two exhaustive years of research and development, before being finally ready for the commercial sectors.

The Britannic model of the watches is made exclusively with spark eroded and wire-EDM machined 316L stainless steel and all focus has been given to each and every details of the design and the components of the watch. One of the most astounding parts used in the Britannica series, is the 10 BA screws, that date back to the time of the British empire. Precision lasers have been used for the face of the watch and instead of the conventional dials, a Fibonacci number sequence is used to portray the rarity and complexity that has been put into the construction of the watches. The other series of these watches, known as The Vanguard Precision is more or less manufactured, using the exact process, but have been given a brown leather calfskin strap.

These exclusive luxury watches have been priced at a staggering $8280 a piece and the company has decided to manufacture only 15 units for each design. As now, Industrial North Design are in the process of accepting pre-orders and bookings for the watches and the shipment of the product is expected to begin in the next month.

Via AutoMotto & Industrial North Design.