88% matchKomono Watches
Same minimalist watch-plus-eyewear accessory playbook
What changes: European design-led range with optical frames, less influencer-driven
Brand profile
Los Angeles direct-to-consumer brand making minimalist quartz watches, sunglasses and jewelry, owned by Movado Group since 2018.

Watches run roughly $100 to $200 with Japanese Miyota quartz movements, slim cases and uncluttered dials, plus interchangeable leather, mesh and vegan-leather straps.
Launched via Indiegogo in 2013 by Jake Kassan and Kramer LaPlante, it grew direct-to-consumer through influencer marketing rather than traditional watch retail.
Movado Group bought the company in 2018 for about $100 million plus earnouts and still runs it as a standalone brand, now spanning sunglasses, jewelry and bags.
88% matchSame minimalist watch-plus-eyewear accessory playbook
What changes: European design-led range with optical frames, less influencer-driven
84% matchDTC sunglasses and watches at entry prices
What changes: Sunglasses-first rather than watch-first; lower price point
66% matchCheap Swiss quartz, but graphic and playful not stealth
What changes: Colourful plastic design language vs slim monochrome minimalism
66% matchAccessible everyday jewelry in the same styling lane
What changes: Jewelry only, chunkier and more genderless than MVMT's dainty pieces
MVMT (pronounced "movement") is a Los Angeles direct-to-consumer accessories label built on minimalist quartz watches: slim cases, uncluttered dials and interchangeable leather, mesh and vegan-leather straps, with Japanese Miyota movements. The range now spans chronographs, smaller-case women's models, sunglasses, jewelry and bags. Jake Kassan and Kramer LaPlante launched it via Indiegogo in 2013 and grew it through Instagram influencer marketing; Movado Group bought the company in 2018 for roughly $100 million plus performance earnouts and still operates it as a brand. Watches typically sell for $100–200.