Came home from Istanbul to find that my mother had sent me some magazines that feature Mutewatch right now! Sweet!
This visual was created by Johnny Kelly (Nexus Productions) for his MA in animation at the Royal College of Art in 2007. It won the Jerwood Moving Image Award.
Johnny Kelly is originally from Dublin, Ireland, but is currently living and working in London.
I will let the video speak for itself:
Munire, Banu (potential distributors) and Sanem took me out for a wonderful boat ride.
Munire sporting a Charcoal Grey Mutewatch.
Quality and customer experience has always been the key and is deeply rooted in the development process of the Mutewatch. However, it is not an easy task to transfer our vision of the end customer experience to suppliers and down the supply chain, so it must be translated into metrics: specifications and tolerances.
Therefore it is very encouraging to, within a supplier’s organization, find individuals with “allergic reactions” to sub-optimal quality. Chuck Lin, Quality Assurance Engineer of Yomura is such an individual. With exceptional attention to detail, Chuck inspects both received and internally produced components (also the final product) and not only rejects many of the units, but also gives detailed constructive feedback. This is admirable and we are very confident in that the Mutewatch fans will be happy with the quality of our product now when production is quickly ramping up to full mass production in the following weeks.
// Johan
Atif, a banker from London, is trying out a beta Mutewatch in Amsterdam! Thanks for driving us around between meetings.
// Mai-Li
Gabriel Mellqvist, New York Correspondent at Dagens Industri, Sweden’s daily business newspaper, trying out a Mutewatch!
Lovely Nils Ringmar is helping us cut the film from the Mutewatch launch party! Here he is with his cute son Noé! We’re looking forward to the result.
// Mai-Li
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This post was first published March 11th 2011.