Watches
The Camp Fieldtimer Malaga Red Watch (£707) is a stunning tribute to mid-century automotive style and Andalusian flair. Inspired by the rich red hue of Malaga’s famous wines, this watch features an ultra-deep Berlac enamel dial with bold 1940 Ford Coupe numerals. Its Swiss Sellita SW210-1b manual winding movement ensures precision, with a 42-hour power
For the gent who appreciates rugged sophistication, the G-SHOCK 2100 Full Analogue Watch ($800) is a standout choice. Crafted from solid stainless steel, this watch maintains G-SHOCK’s iconic durability while offering a daringly slim profile at just 12.4mm thick. The fully analogue 46.3mm octagonal case exudes a classic style, available in striking anthracite black or
The Marathon Large Atomic Digital Clock is a practical and stylish addition to any gentleman’s space. For just $69, this clock features a jumbo, high-contrast LCD display with 4.5-inch digits, making it easy to read even from across the room. It displays time, date, day, temperature, and humidity, ensuring you’re always in the know. Perfect
The Farer Halley Moonphase Watch (£1595) is a stunning timepiece for those who appreciate both craftsmanship and style. Featuring a hand-painted yellow moon against a glossy midnight blue dial, this watch captures the beauty of a moon viewed close to the horizon. Bright white numerals with Grade OL X1 Super-LumiNova and a polished lance handset
The Vario 1945 D12 Raven Black Field Watch (£287) is a tribute to the iconic Dirty Dozen timepieces used in WWII. Featuring a classic black dial, railroad-style minute track, and luminous hands and indexes, this field watch embodies the rugged charm of the originals. Upgraded with modern specs like anti-scratch sapphire crystal, 100m water resistance,
The Spinnaker Croft 39 Automatic – The Dial Artist Limited Edition Watch ($395) is a stunning collaboration with British artist Chris Alexander, known as The Dial Artist. Limited to just 50 pieces, this timepiece features a forged carbon fibre dial inspired by the beauty of Aurora Borealis and bioluminescent plankton. The black dial, paired with
