Marcus website homepage featuring a luxury watch against a dark editorial background
Marcus website homepage featuring a luxury watch against a dark editorial background
Hublot watch photographed against a pale blue geometric background
Hublot watch photographed against a pale blue geometric background
Hublot watch photographed against a pale blue geometric background

MARCUS

MARCUS

Ten Worlds, One Destination.

CREATIVE DIRECTION / CAMPAIGN IMAGERY / WEB DESIGN

Marcus is the Berkeley Square boutique behind one of the world's most significant watch collections, each piece personally commissioned by Marcus Margulies from makers including Greubel Forsey, Richard Mille and Hublot. With no online presence, the brief, won in open pitch, was to build their first digital destination: a main site and ten brand microsites, each art directed as its own world.

Marcus watch collection website displayed across desktop, tablet and laptop screens
Marcus New Arrivals webpage featuring a watch photographed in a dark lounge setting
Franck Muller watch presented within an illustrated medieval book concept
Franck Muller watch presented within an illustrated medieval book concept
Franck Muller Egg watch campaign with surreal theatrical imagery
Franck Muller Egg watch campaign with surreal theatrical imagery
Hublot King Power watch campaign layout on a pale blue background
Hublot King Power watch campaign layout on a pale blue background
Hublot King Power watch campaign layout on a pale blue background
Futuristic watch campaign featuring a white robot in a curved architectural interior
Futuristic watch campaign featuring a white robot in a curved architectural interior
Futuristic watch campaign featuring a white robot in a curved architectural interior
Futuristic watch campaign featuring a white robot in a curved architectural interior
Responsive Marcus watch website displayed across desktop, tablet and mobile devices
Piaget Toi & Moi jewellery watch campaign with green gemstone styling
Good design does not ask to be noticed. It asks to be trusted.
Good design does not ask to be noticed. It asks to be trusted.