The 1505 Watch is currently undergoing an extraordinary process of digital reconstruction and technological analysis — opening, for the first time, new access to the inner mechanical logic at the origin of wearable time.

At the center of these works lies not the mere recording of a historical object, but the reconstruction of its internal mechanical logic — those constructive principles that stand at the origin of wearable timekeeping.

In collaboration with a globally leading technology corporation, a digital system structure is being developed for the first time in order to make the functional relationships of the 1505 Watch visible on an entirely new level.

The significance of these works extends far beyond a technical reconstruction. For the first time, the possibility emerges to make the inner architecture of the 1505 Watch digitally reconstructable and simulatively comprehensible, while systematically revealing the highly complex mechanical interrelationships of the historic movement through their constructive operating principles.

The objective of these intensive technological works is to make the 1505 Watch newly readable through the perspective of modern digital system modeling and to render its original mechanical functional logic simulatively comprehensible for the first time — on a level that has never before been possible in this form.

Further publications will follow within the framework of the upcoming global presentations.