Automotive context without kitsch - Group B Series 2 with bi-metallic case inspired by rally car chassis
Autodromo blends mid-century vintage character with contemporary minimalist sensibility, creating automotive-inspired timepieces that evoke the golden age of motorsport. Founder Bradley Price approaches design like a filmmaker, creating atmosphere and nostalgia rather than direct historical copies, filtering racing heritage through personal memories and emotional connections.
Signature$895
Dashboard gauge-inspired automatic limited to 150 pieces per color. 43mm case with Miyota 9039 movement, evoking 1950s Grand Prix tachometers.
Signature$595
1970s barrel case chronograph inspired by prototype racing era. VK63 meca-quartz movement with sunburst brushing, pioneered the 70s case revival.
Signature$525
Team livery-inspired chronograph with vintage racing dial layout. Matte gray finish with sapphire crystal and Italian leather strap.
$595
Named after Italy's Autodromo Vallelunga circuit. Clean automatic dress watch with refined racing-inspired details and white dial.
Signature$975
Autodromo's best-selling and most collectible watch. 39mm titanium case with integrated stainless steel bracelet, inspired by 1980s Group B rally era.
🇺🇸 US · $350-$500
Brew Watch Co. draws inspiration from industrial espresso machines and coffee culture, combining warm contrasting colors with 1970s retro styling. The brand celebrates the daily ritual of coffee breaks, transforming moments of pause into beautifully designed timepieces that emphasize utilitarian function with distinctive industrial charm.
🇫🇷 FR · $500-$1,500
Baltic creates vintage-inspired mechanical watches that blend 1940s-50s horological heritage with modern quality standards. Founded as a tribute to the founder's father's watch collection, the brand embodies the democratization of neo-vintage design through direct-to-consumer sales, offering timeless pieces assembled in France at accessible price points.
🇩🇪 DE · $100-$300
Braun watches embody Dieter Rams' legendary 'less, but better' philosophy. Designed by Rams and Dietrich Lubs, these timepieces prioritize maximum legibility through minimal visual noise, featuring clean Helvetica typography, elongated hash marks, and the iconic yellow seconds hand that became a signature Braun element across their clock and watch collections.
🇮🇹 IT · $600-$1,200
Unimatic creates watches that embody 'less is more' - stripping away unnecessary decoration to reveal functional, tool-oriented timepieces. Founded by two industrial designers from Milan, the brand draws inspiration from classic dive watches of the 1950s (Blancpain, Rolex, Omega) but eliminates ornamentation in favor of stark, purposeful clarity. Their ideal is the paper clip: nothing unnecessary, perfectly functional, built to last generations.
🇬🇧 GB · $350-$650
Uniform Wares creates watches that embody character and distinction through intelligent design, not branding. Firmly rooted in British design heritage and inspired by mid-century factory clocks, each timepiece balances contemporary styling with utilitarian functionality. The brand believes in practical permanence, creating products with longevity in mind.
🇩🇪 DE · $300-$3,000
Junghans embodies the Bauhaus principle of 'form follows function' through clean, logical design. Beginning in the 1950s with Bauhaus-trained designer Max Bill, the brand established a design language focused on exceptional legibility, purposeful elements, and the rejection of unnecessary ornamentation. Every component serves a specific function, creating watches that are 'as timeless as can be conceived without forgetting the time.'