New York Minute nada-ignore to represent individuals and communities

to represent individuals and communities with “honor and

adapted to skyscrapers like coastal cliffs

Each print is signed and numbered

This handcrafted Subway Token Watch features a genuine 1970s-era 7/8" Y-cut New York Transit Token—once jingling in pockets across the five boroughs

New York Minute nada-ignore to represent individuals and communitiesBefore watches and mobile phones were widely accessible, people relied on public clocks to keep them running on time. New York City has long been adorned by extravagant public clockstowers, pediments, skyscrapers, building lobbies, and even sidewalks feature timepieces counting out the pulse of a great metropolis. In New York Minute, Matthew White provides a fascinating tour of fifty three spectacular clocks, encouraging us to look up and behold the