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Jewelry house Tiffany & Co. is expanding its Time Objects collection with two unique mechanical works of art. Since 2022, the brand has been reimagining traditional timepieces, transforming them from functional instruments into collectible and visually striking pieces of kinetic art—a tradition dating back to the mid-19th century.

The first creation, Time for Speed Clock Black Edition, is designed in the shape of a racing car with a glossy black body. It features a manually wound movement by L’Epée 1839 with an eight-day power reserve. Rotating discs on the side of the car display hours and minutes, while the signature Tiffany Blue® detail with the number “57” on the hood pays homage to the brand’s iconic New York flagship store.

The second masterpiece, Tiffany Airways Diamond Edition, is adorned with 511 round diamonds totaling 4.5 carats, covering the nose and cockpit of the airplane model. Rotating discs display the time, and the manually wound L’Epée 1839 movement also provides an eight-day power reserve. The timepiece can be positioned on a stand to create the impression of a plane taking off.

These new additions continue Tiffany & Co.’s legacy of merging jewelry craftsmanship with horology, reinforcing the brand’s reputation as a creator of unique and exquisite collectible objects.

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