Dana Thomas House Watch

This watch commemorates the 120th anniversary of the Dana-Thomas House. This early Prairie-style home, built between 1902–1904, is the quintessential model of Frank Lloyd Wright’s sophisticated form of architecture responding to the surrounding environment.

Exemplifying the home’s grandeur, the stained-glass window designs reflect natural elements, such as the sumac and other foliage. These luxuriously designed windows inspired the design of this exclusive timepiece. The elegant rectangular case, in gold-tone ion-plated stainless steel, expresses the strong lines of this vast home. The rich theme continues in the three-layer constructed dial featuring a vertical brushing that showcases the metallic gold-tone Dana-Thomas sumac pattern. The dial is finished with a curved, metalized crystal and has a 3-hand movement with a signature second hand, and the case back includes the date the Dana-Thomas House project was completed.

This collector’s watch also features a luxurious, black calfskin leather strap with the window design embossed on the nubuck inner strap, a deployant buckle closure with Frank Lloyd Wright’s signature, and water resistance to 30 meters.

WATER-RESISTANCE: 0030M
DIAL: Black with Gold-Tone Accents
STRAP TYPE: Leather
CASE MATERIAL: Gold-Tone, Stainless Steel
CRYSTAL: Curved Mineral Crystal
TECH: Quartz - A movement powered by a battery. The quartz crystal regulates the time achieving accuracy to 15 seconds a month.

Each purchase supports the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation’s mission to inspire people to discover and embrace an architecture for better living through meaningful connections to nature, the arts, and each other.