Movado Museum SE Black PVD with Red Soundwave Dial
Fashion Watch / Dress Watch · Movado (Movado Group Inc.), mid-range fashion luxury tier known for minimalist museum dial designs
Period: Modern Luxury (2010s-present)
Type
Fashion Watch / Dress Watch
Brand
Movado (Movado Group Inc.), mid-range fashion luxury tier known for minimalist museum dial designs
Movement
Quartz movement, standard battery-powered
Dimensions
Case diameter approximately 40 mm, thickness approximately 8.5 mm, lug-to-lug approximately 46 mm, lug width 20 mm
Description
This distinctive Movado timepiece puts a modern, high-contrast spin on the classic minimalist aesthetic the brand is famous for. Retaining the iconic single dot at 12 o'clock, it introduces an artistic red soundwave or audio graphic pattern across the dial paired with a date complication. Encased entirely in black PVD stainless steel with an integrated bracelet, it offers a bold, contemporary wrist presence that bridges the gap between traditional dress minimalism and modern pop-culture design.
Key Features
Iconic Movado Museum dot at 12 o'clock, high-contrast red soundwave graphic dial pattern, monochrome black PVD case and integrated bracelet, date window at 3 o'clock
Dial Description
Matte black dial featuring a striking red graphic soundwave or equalizer motif across the center, signature single applied silver dot at 12 o'clock, simple baton hands, and a date window positioned at 3 o'clock
Case Material
Stainless steel with black PVD coating, combination of polished and brushed finishing
Crystal Type
Flat sapphire crystal
Bezel Details
Fixed smooth black PVD coated bezel integrated seamlessly into the case design
Crown & Pushers
Standard push-pull crown located at the 3 o'clock position, matching the black PVD case finish
Bracelet or Strap
Integrated stainless steel link bracelet with black PVD coating and a concealed deployment clasp
Caseback Details
Solid stainless steel snap-on case back with engraved brand markings and technical specifications
Movement Type
Quartz movement, standard battery-powered
Water Resistance
30 meters (3 ATM / 100 feet), suitable only for accidental splashes and light rain, not recommended for swimming or showering
Origin & Provenance
Swiss brand with manufacturing typically utilizing Swiss quartz movements and global assembly
Age Estimate
Modern production, circa 2015-2023
Cultural Significance
Represents Movado's willingness to experiment with contemporary artistic graphics while preserving their foundational mid-century minimalist heritage
Condition Notes
The watch appears to be in excellent condition with minimal visible wear on the black PVD coating, clean crystal, and intact bracelet finish
Value Estimate
Estimated secondary and retail market value ranges between $300 and $800 USD depending on exact reference, condition, and inclusion of original box and papers
Care & Maintenance
Standard quartz care involving battery replacements every 2-3 years, avoiding harsh impacts to preserve the PVD coating, and basic water resistance checks during battery changes
Similar Watches
Standard Movado Museum Classic, Movado Bold series, Concord Mariner, Gucci G-Timeless
Interesting Facts
The original Movado Museum dial was designed by artist Nathan George Horwitt in 1947 and is part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York