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Malevich Square

Article: W-11-16-10-0298

The Raketa Malevich Square is the result of the Factory’s collaboration with the prestigious Russian Museum (in St. Petersburg) which is home to Malevich’s entire geometric cycle including the Black Square.

Characteristics

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The apparent simplicity of the Black Square carries a meaning that was fundamental to Malevich. In order to destroy the “conventional art of the past”, he first had to reduce everything to the “zero of forms”, a core nucleus upon which he could build his new art. Thus, he explained that the painting represented a “Big Zero”, symbolising both an end and a beginning, which is why its creation marked the starting point for a new universal art system.

Case
Material
Stainless steel
Size
40 mm
Front glass
Sapphire
Back glass
Mineral
Rotating bezel
No
Crown
Synthetic ruby stone inside the crown
Water resistance
10 АТМ
The dial
Agate is black, white and transparent with tinting
Gender
Unisex
Case Thickness
14.05 mm
Length (lug to lug)
43 mm
Strap
Quick change strap
Yes
Material
Genuine leather
Width
20 mm
Movement
Calibre
2615
Functions
Self-winding
Number of jewels
24
Testing positions
4
Average rate (s/d)
-10+20
Average running time (h)
40
Frequency/hour
18.000 / 2.5Hz
Stopper of self-winding unit activated during manual winding
Stopper of self-winding unit activated during manual winding
Print, Laser engraving, Nevsky waves

Malevich regarded the simple geometric shape of a square — along with a circle and a cross, — as a traditional symbol of the Universe. It therefore also refers to Raketa’s DNA which is directly linked to the Cosmos and its representation in art. The dial is made of genuine semi-precious stones selected for their visual resemblance to the painting. Laconic in colour and shape, the watch model allows for limitless interpretations, just like Malevich’s abstract abstract works.

Malevich Square

collection «Classic»