The ROBOT GRAPHIC ANALOG pays tribute to the visual language of Czech modernism — where typography, transit, and timekeeping converge. Drawing from the work of Czech graphic designer Jiří Rathouský and the industrial charm of mid-century Prague signage, the watch blends analog tradition with a distinctly digital-era influence.

The dial, designed by Czech typographer Radek Sidun, features oversized relief markers that echo the forms found on early mechanical flip clocks by Elektročas and Pragotron. The typography, case, and hands come together with brutalist clarity — framed in a 42mm sandblasted stainless steel case and topped with an anti-reflective sapphire crystal. On the reverse, a large sapphire caseback offers a full view of the decorated Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G100 automatic movement, known for its 65-hour power reserve.

Paired with a recycled textile strap and stainless steel pin buckle, the GRAPHIC ANALOG is both sustainable and functional. It’s a wearable celebration of Czech design heritage — one that transforms graphic language into mechanical time.