New Releases
Maurice de Mauriac Rallymaster Swiss tennis colourway, plus two crisp NOMOS dials and a Krayon escape
Maurice de Mauriac has added a Swiss tennis–inspired colourway to its Rallymaster collection. NOMOS released two models with clean, all‑white‑leaning dials and Krayon teased an ‘escape’ in the same roundup, as Time+Tide first reported.
By HorologyTalk Editorial · · 3 min read
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Maurice de Mauriac brings a tennis colourway to the Rallymaster
Maurice de Mauriac has expanded its Rallymaster collection with a new colourway celebrating Swiss tennis. The change is clearly positioned as a seasonal nod — a colour update rather than a radical redesign — that ties the Rallymaster to summer sport imagery.
NOMOS: two models that keep the court’s dress code in mind
NOMOS introduced two new models whose crisp, clean dials would echo the tournament’s all‑white dress code. The presentation leans minimalist: restrained typography, open dial space, and an aesthetic that reads as summer‑sport appropriate rather than sporty‑tool watch aggressive.
Krayon offers an "escape"
As Time+Tide first reported, Krayon offers an escape.
The original report framed Krayon’s addition as a contrast to the tennis‑themed notes from the other brands. The language around Krayon suggests a different intent — not seasonal styling but a thematic diversion — although full specifics of that release were not included in the summary.
Taken together, these releases show two clear currents running through recent short‑cycle drops: seasonal colourways and pared‑back dial executions. One brand leans into sporting colour cues; another doubles down on minimalism. Krayon appears to be doing something orthogonal to both, positioning itself as an outlier in the same news batch.
My read for editors and buyers: watch the Maurice de Mauriac Rallymaster for availability if you want a summer/tennis motif, and treat the NOMOS pair as clean, wearable options if you prefer white‑leaning dials. For Krayon, wait for the full release details before assigning it a catalogue slot — Time+Tide flagged it as noteworthy, but the summary leaves the mechanics and materials unspecified.
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Tags: Maurice de Mauriac, NOMOS, Krayon, tennis-inspired