Casio’s 1984 credit-card calculator sits in MoMA’s collection and now dresses a G-Shock; H. Moser & Cie., a house whose next-cheapest watch costs about $15,000, put a digital screen under a fumé dial. And somebody filed every one of Katamari Damacy’s 1,680 knick-knacks as a spinnable model you can sort by triangle count.
Casio's most famous watch, dressed as the credit-card calculator in MoMA's collection
→ store.moma.org
A Swiss haute-horlogerie house built a digital watch with no notifications and a ten-word dictionary
→ h-moser.com
Every object from Katamari Damacy as a 3D model you can spin and download
→ katamari.andrew-boylan.com