Horology

Automotive context without kitsch - Group B Series 2 with bi-metallic case inspired by rally car chassis

French watchmaking revival - Aquascaphe and MR01 with vintage aesthetics and modern movements

Rams/Lubs origin story made wearable - functional design artifacts

Espresso machine as design muse - Metric Chronograph with scale marked for extracting espresso shots

Bauhaus-to-wrist pipeline via Max Bill collaboration

Hajime Asaoka's modern Japanese watchmaking - limited Grand series with lacquer dials, sells out in minutes

Modern German minimalist watchmaking from Glashütte

Radical simplification - Dr. Ludwig Oechslin designs complex functions with fewest possible parts, rotating dots instead of numbers

UltraHEX coated titanium field watches - angular low-poly geometry with vibrant dial colors

British contemporary minimalism with Swiss movements

Italian reductionism - sterile bezels, matte dials, stark white hands. Limited editions sell out like sneaker drops