Allow us to hip you to LIP.

Although the name may be unfamiliar to you, the French brand has horological roots going back to 1867 and was the first manufacture to use phosphorescent material (radium) on watch dials and hands, allowing for visibility in low light conditions. They also made early forays into electric watches, though they are probably best known for their striking mid-century modern designs, incorporating vibrant color into asymmetrical cases.

When the brand does lean into their eccentricity, you either get something like the , or something totally on the other end of the spectrum like this minimal LIP Digital Display.

Housed in a square, Roger Tallon designed 34mm case, this LIP Digital display features a smooth case finish, a singular push button and a rectangular digital display using a space-age red LED. Dating back to the 1970s, this particular LIP runs on an early quartz digital LED module and comes fitted to its original integrated leather strap equipped with steel hardware.

Futuristic and stylish, this is the perfect palette cleanser piece to have in the collection.