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Project Ireland 2040 is the government’s long-term overarching strategy to make Ireland a better country for all of its people.

https://www.gov.ie/en/campaigns/09022006-project-ireland-2040/

This is when Blancpain introduced one of its most iconic versions of the Fifty Fathoms – the "No Radiation" dial variant. The watch was designed to clearly identify that the dial wasn't using link radioactive materials for its lume. And how did it communicate that? By including a large colorful link stamp, in yellow and red, with lines crossing through the radiation trefoil symbol, link reading "No Radiations." Pretty clear.

The collaboration partner Hida chose to work with was The Armoury a menswear specialist link with boutiques in Hong Kong and New link York. You may remember link the brand from the recent collaboration with H. Moser. The two figures behind the design are unchanged from that piece The Armoury cofounder a passionate watch collector and an early advocate of Naoya Hida amp Co. Mark Cho and his design partner Elliot Hammer.