Mu Templar Horology

Seven world titles. A move to Ferrari. And a wrist that never shows up the same way twice.

Lewis Hamilton doesn’t collect watches the way most people do. He wears them like punctuation.

The RM 67-02 Italy edition at a press call.
The RM 43-01 Ferrari Tourbillon trackside in red.
The RM 74-02 Automatic Tourbillon like it’s just another Tuesday.

That’s the thing about Hamilton.
The watches don’t dress him up.
They keep up with him.

The Rolex Day-Date was the first watch ever to display the full day of the week spelled out on the dial and it’s been on the wrist of more world leaders, presidents, and icons than any other watch in history.

This one? Yellow gold. Navy NATO.

Worn the way it wants to be worn.

Four brands. Four completely different stories.
One thing in common — none of them needed a billboard.

started on Kickstarter in 2017. They just finished building their own movement entirely in Italy. Venice, of all places.

Ōtsuka Lōtec — one man, a Tokyo garage, 200 watches a year. You can’t buy one. You enter a raffle and wait.

launched out of Paris in 2023 with cockpit dials and asymmetric cases that look like they were designed for a mission that never made the news.

walked into Watches & Wonders this April — the first Chinese independent to ever do it — and brought Vianney Halter with them.

This is what independent watchmaking looks like when challenging the status quo.

Jacob Elordi doesn’t chase trends. He collects them before they happen.

Tank Must. Privé Tank Normale Skeleton. Tank Louis Cartier in green. Tank à Guichets.

Every single one a Cartier. Every single one chosen with the kind of quiet confidence that doesn’t need explaining.

There’s a reason the Tank has been on the wrists of icons since 1917. And there’s a reason Jacob keeps coming back to it.

Some people wear watches. Others have a point of view. 👀

Before you spend a single cent on a preowned watch read this.

7 key factors to take note:
1) Case condition
2) Dial originality
3) Service history
4) Reference numbers
5) Bracelet stretch
6) Who you buy from (Most important)
7) Box and papers

Seven things. Most buyers skip at least three.

Swipe through. 👉

Your watch says more about you than you think. 👀

We’ve been watching and we’ve narrowed it down to six types.

The Tool Watch Guy.
The Dress Watch Purist.
The Vintage Hunter.
The Daily Be**er.
The Hype Chaser.
The Quiet Collector.

No wrong answers. Some of you are two of these at once and you know exactly which two. 😏

Swipe through and drop your type in the comments. 👇

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