(English) Design submitted by Heather (USA) & Sam (Germany). At
least since the 20th century, many artists and architects have
proportioned their works to approximate the golden ratio (phi φ)
— especially in the form of the golden rectangle — believing
this proportion to be aesthetically pleasing. While the Golden
Ratio is often used in arts and design, the Fibonacci Spiral is
a pattern that can be found in nature.An aluminum plate above
the LCD screen separates the display into six squares that grow
within an imagined Fibonacci Spiral. The six digits in these
squares tell the time in HH:MM:SS mode, where the smallest one
is the rarely changing first digit of the hours and the biggest
one is the last digit of the seconds. The biggest part of the
display is therefore an ever changing number that catches
attention. Heather and Sam says: We believe the arrangement of
the digits within the golden rectangle might attract fans of
arts and numbers. Phi is everywhere around us, so maybe also on
our wrists soon. Math