The Field
Where the collection moves. Every sport has its watch — the paddock, the fairway, the clay and the slopes — each paired with the frame that belongs beside it.
Every sport has its watch. We paired ours with the frame to match.
Formula 1
The Richard Mille IssueFormula 1
The paddock, the pit wall, the grid. The lightest, most extreme watches ever built meet the boldest frame in the house — engineered to be worn at speed.
- The Watch
- Richard Mille RM 11-03
- The Frame
- Verdi
Motorsport
The Daytona IssueMotorsport
Born on the speedway. Heritage racing — leather, chrome and golden light — and the chronograph that took the circuit's own name.
- The Watch
- Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
- The Frame
- Verdi
Golf
The Royal Oak IssueGolf
Sun, grass and an easy walk. Eighteen holes is the longest a great watch is ever admired — on the fairway, the cart and the clubhouse.
- The Watch
- Audemars Piguet · Rolex Day-Date
- The Frame
- Verdi
Tennis
The RM 67 IssueTennis
Clay, grass, hard court. Featherweight on the wrist and colour-matched to the kit — the sportiest pieces in the house, at match point.
- The Watch
- Richard Mille RM 67-02
- The Frame
- Bowie
Skiing
The Alpine IssueSkiing
Altitude and après. Brilliant snow, deep blue sky and a steel sports watch worn over the glove — the slopes, photographed in full sun.
- The Watch
- Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
- The Frame
- Bowie
Dressed for the game.
Every pairing above is offered together — the watch and the frame, by appointment or through the concierge. New disciplines are added to the field each season.