Unveiled at Geneva Watch Days, the British brand scales down its field-inspired model for a dressier profile.
From the organic case to the hands, spring bars, and movement bridges, the independent watch brand maintains an uncompromising solid gold build.
50 years after the original model debuted, the new chronograph bridges vintage racing heritage with modern performance materials.
Drawing from 1970s “young-timer” car culture, the Japanese watch brand unveils the Prospex Heritage Motoring Countdown Speedtimer in Powder Bue and Petrol Blue.
The manual-wind movement floats Roman-numeral bridges inside the case, joined by an automatic model with a graduated burgundy dial.
Limited to just 30 pieces worldwide, the 40mm release introduces an architectural openworked movement bathed in deep blue.
Spanning sea, land and sky, the collection renders fauna using gold embroidery, sculpted glass, 3D wood marquetry, featherwork and micro-paper arts.
With each watch requiring 50 hours of hand-finishing, the sports-chic grand complication remains an ultra-rare collector’s model.
From Drake’s “Ice Gradient” Daytona tp Jay-Z’s sapphire RM056, Kevin Hart’s hand-engraved Patek Philippe and more.
A dial inspired by Singapore’s national orchid lights up the night race.
Unveiling alongside the Atmos Régulateur Enamel “Colibris” clock.
Celebrating 160 years of timing history, the 100-piece limited edition bridges 19th-century origins with modern horology.
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