Client: Financial Times X Zenith Watches.
Project title: Master of chronographs.
Project type: branded content hub, digital display ads, and social
media.
Role: art direction, motion graphics, UI & UX
design.
Web development: Niv Suresh & Alexander Kozlowski.
Digital design: Giulia Monterrosa.
Digital producer: Kate Armstrong.
Year: 2022.
Challenge: the campaign launch was planned to align with the
'Watches & Wonders' fair in Geneva, and there was a stringent two-week timeline for the design and
development of the project. Additionally, the
campaign had the secondary objective of enhancing the performance of Zenith's previous 2019
campaign.
Objective: craft a distinctive, refined,
and engaging narrative that highlights the story of Zenith's innovative design, craft and
heritage.
Target audience: C-Suites and business decision-makers world-wide.
Approach: research > brand experience > brand activation and roll
out.
Deliverables: a bespoke, responsive, and adaptable single-page
scrolling
website, along with developing digital display ads for ft.com and social media assets for various
platforms. The website showcases two videos, a podcast series featuring three of Zenith's key
testimonials, an article, and an animation that highlights the exceptional and luxurious features of
their chronographs.
Campaign duration: one month.
Results: 30K+ page views, 8.5K+ visits, 50+ avg attention time (sec), 3K+ video and audio engagement, 25K+ total unique users, 5.1M+ marketing impressions, 18K+ marketing clicks to Zenith website, and 2.5K+ social engagements.














We used advanced visual attention analysis tools internally to analyse data and inform our design process based on key strengths. These tools provide rapid insights as you work, leveraging human-vision AI to predict what viewers will notice at first glance. This enabled us to test, refine, and confidently present our designs to our client.
