WBOTD 9.27.12: Brior

I had a Brior years ago. An interesting little watch brand. The problem as I see is is no matter how finely the wood is finished, the watches still seem like a something you would buy at a craft and art fair.

www.brior.de

BRIOR is a small independent German clock trademark for men and women, who prefer simple and reserved Design,

BRIOR is different and authentic. We drive our clocks out in our shop or by direct sale and dispatch world-wide. We sell our watches all over the world and we send by fedex to our customer.

We want to convince with simple beauty, clear forms and failed materials. Small filigrane details, with largest intuitive feeling ornate manufactured, make each clock to an unmistakable Unikat.
The characteristic Design of Holger Wecker is today still as freshly as at that time 1987 as it the first BRIOR clock manufactured.

No BRIOR clock is a like the same...
Each BRIOR is thus a unique piece:
because of the watchmaker fine work, the artistic creativity of the master, the natural grain of the materials.

Definitely kewl, but i bet it doesn't do door jambs very well...........

Hmmm...pass on wood