What do vintage car racing and fine watchmaking have in common? For George Daniels and David Roscoe, quite a lot. Their friendship began on the Isle of Man, brought together by a shared obsession with engineering, craftsmanship and machines built to perform.
Years later, that friendship resulted in one of Daniels’ Millennium watches, commissioned for the Roscoe family and kept by them ever since. With only a small number made in yellow gold and an extraordinary archive connecting it directly to Daniels, this is a rare opportunity to encounter a piece of horological history with a story that reaches far beyond the wrist.
