Explore Cadola

Cadola speaks with a motorsport accent: bright dial colors, instrument-inspired layouts, and chronographs that borrow their shapes from rally timing. The Hong Kong brand dates to 1946, but its present collection looks especially to the racing culture of the 1960s and 1970s. That influence reaches beyond collection names into the placement of pushers and the architecture of cases and bracelets.

The Testa di Toro makes the strongest visual statement. Its bullhead configuration puts the chronograph controls at the top of a 42mm steel case, recalling the rally chronographs of the 1970s; a Japanese quartz movement handles the timing. Cadola’s collaboration with Cosworth takes the automotive connection further, with limited-edition watches developed around the British engine builder’s racing story.

For a less literal interpretation, the Lydden Hill Automatic pairs an integrated bracelet with a balanced dial and a date at six. Inside is the familiar NH35 automatic caliber, while an antireflective sapphire crystal keeps the colorful dial clearly in view.