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Maurice de Mauriac

Rallymaster by Maurice de Mauriac x Carlton DeWoody

A unique ceramic-coated stainless steel wristwatch with guarantee and box, sold to benefit Swiss Institute

$2,000–4,000•︎
Maurice de Mauriac
Circa 2026, Switzerland
TimeForArt 1/1
Rallymaster by Maurice de Mauriac x Carlton DeWoody
Ceramic-coated stainless steel
Automatic, cal. Landeron 24, 25 jewels
Leather
Stainless steel Maurice de Mauriac buckle
39mm Diameter
Case, dial, movement, and buckle signed.
Accompanied by guarantee card, custom tennis ball, additional textile strap with buckle, travel pouch, polishing cloth, watch tool, and presentation box.
The Rallymaster is a tennis-inspired wristwatch by Swiss watch brand Maurice de Mauriac and designed by Carlton DeWoody. Created for use both on and off the court, the timepiece explores the relationship between a new wave of tennis culture and the current rise of independent watchmaking.

Since its introduction, the Rallymaster has been produced in a series of limited edition collaborations with tennis organizations, tournaments, and magazines around the world. The most recent edition was created in partnership with Swiss Tennis to mark the federation’s 130-year history in Switzerland. For Maurice de Mauriac, a family-owned atelier in Zurich, the collaboration carries particular resonance, linking the Rallymaster directly to both its place of manufacture and to a historic institution within the sport.

For the Swiss Institute’s auction at Phillips, Maurice de Mauriac and DeWoody have created a unique, one-of-one watch specifically for the occasion. With a chalk-white Cerakote case and bespoke chèvre leather bund strap, the TimeForArt Rallymaster exists at the intersection of categories and reflects an approach to design centered on character and culture. Its connection to tennis is authentic, but equally important is the broader dialogue between industrial design and personal style.

Maurice de Mauriac is honored to contribute this watch to TimeForArt alongside an exceptional group of esteemed watchmakers and brands. Through harnessing the of power of the watch community, the Swiss Institute can continue offering important exhibitions, residencies, and workshops free to the public.

Maurice de Mauriac

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