Designed in honour of the most esteemed and popular F1 race, the original Tag Heuer Monaco was introduced in 1969. It was the very first square and waterproof automatic chronograph watch in the world. The revolutionary Chronomatic movement was also the first to have a micro-rotor and a water resistance of up to 100 meters. Playing tribute to the sport of racing, it became famous after Steven McQueen wore it to complete his look in the racing movie Le Mans.

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso watch was born at the height of the luxurious Art Deco age. First released in 1931, it remains true to its refined sense of shape and rectangular geometry. Originally designed for polo matches as a sports watch for men, its rotating double sided rectangle case was meant to protect the watch face during matches.

VIEREN is a new Swiss luxury watch brand reinventing the modern mens gold rectangular watch. Their latest Stereo Collection blends Studio 54 nightlife and vintage style to add glamour to any occasion. Created by award winning designer Sunny Fong and handcrafted by expert watchmakers in La-Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, these all-gold automatic skeleton timepieces are bound to elevate your wrist game. Limited to 5 special edition pieces.

The Santos De Cartier is one of the world's most classic and celebrated rectangular watches for men. It was first conceived by Louis Cartier in 1904 to help aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont tell time mid-flight. Since then, this pioneering men’s wristwatch has become an icon, defined by its geometric dial, harmoniously curved horns and signature exposed screws.

Retro is back and these feel as new as back in 1983. The G-Shock vision was first conjured by Kikuo Ibe. After dropping a special watch given to him by his Father and watching it shatter in front of his eyes, he vowed to make a watch that was indestructible. Enter the Casio G-Shock Square. The square design with its symbolic importance was created in pursuit of shock resistance alone. It remains one of the most recognized digital timepieces from the 1980s today.