Precision Watch Report

After the success of Owen's Aviation and Space Vanity Fair series he was asked back, this time to create a cover for the On Time 'Precision' Issue, as well as an opener and a series of five spreads for their Watch Report.

Owen was tasked with creating a series of sets to house a selection of unique and highly expensive watches, inspired by blown up watch parts and tools such as the Hairspring, Bridge Plate and Wheels & Pinions. With excellent art direction by Scott Moore, Owen designed and handcrafted the sets on which the watches could sit, using multiple layers to add an interesting visual depth. Photographer Aaron Tilley then joined the project to capture the images, even using some real lasers to enhance the Precision theme.