Luxury Watch Art Exhibitions & News

// A DECADE OF LEGACY ° THE FINAL RELEASE OF MAYFAIR PRINTS, 2015-2025

Over the past ten years, Mayfair has redefined what it means to transform a timepiece into art. From the earliest works in 2015 to today’s bold, sculptural paintings, the journey has been one of evolution, refinement, and international recognition.

Now, for the first and final time, the remaining limited prints from this decade-long archive are being released to collectors.

Each print is produced on museum-grade giclée paper, capturing every nuance of the original painting. Limited to just 75 editions worldwide, each is individually hand-signed by Mayfair — ensuring authenticity, rarity, and permanence.

These are not reprints. These are the final fragments of a decade of artistry, released once and never again. To own one is to own a chapter of Mayfair’s history — a snapshot of a decade where luxury watch art emerged as a global movement.

This is your last opportunity. Once the archive closes, it closes forever.

// MAYFAIR ARRIVES IN MANHATTAN ° A LANDMARK EXHIBITION IN NEW YORK

This autumn, Mayfair’s work took centre stage in Manhattan, showcased in a private Madison Avenue gallery. The exhibition, titled “Beyond the Wrist,” celebrated not only the artistry of horology but also the mythic symbolism of watches as modern superpowers.

Collectors and cultural icons gathered in a space that felt less like a gallery and more like a sanctuary for heroes. Each painting, bold and sculptural, towered on the walls like emblems — shields, gauntlets, artefacts of identity and strength. The timepieces, reimagined by Mayfair, appeared almost alive: their textures echoing the grit of Gotham, their presence as commanding as any caped figure.

New York itself — a city defined by ambition and resilience — was the perfect stage. Just as superheroes carry their symbols with pride, so too do collectors who wear the world’s rarest watches. In Mayfair’s work, those symbols are lifted off the wrist and elevated into the realm of fine art.

As guests sipped champagne and admired the collection, the atmosphere was electric. For many, this was more than an exhibition — it was a declaration: that watches are not simply instruments of time, but icons of identity, power, and legacy.

Private viewings are now available through the studio for collectors who wish to experience Mayfair’s art — not just as paintings, but as superhero emblems for a life of achievement.

// BEYOND HOROLOGY ° THE RISE OF MAYFAIR WATCH ART

In the world of fine watches, ownership has always been about more than time. It is about identity, achievement, and legacy. Increasingly, collectors are seeking ways to express these values beyond the wrist.

Enter luxury watch art — a movement that reimagines horology through the lens of contemporary fine art. These works do more than mirror design; they immortalise the story of their owner, capturing ambition, success, and individuality in paint.

Mayfair stands at the forefront of this movement, transforming iconic timepieces into heirlooms for walls, not wrists. His works have been showcased from the Burj Khalifa in Dubai to private galleries across Europe, and are now held by celebrities, industry leaders, and royalty.

For collectors who already own the rarest watches, luxury watch art offers something even more exclusive — the chance to transform their personal symbols of success into timeless works of art.

// INSIDE THE STUDIO ° MAKING OF MAYFAIR WATCH ART

Every Mayfair original begins not with a brush, but with a vision. Where others use fine bristles, Mayfair uses trowels — sculpting bold, textured layers of acrylic paint to echo the strength and mechanical precision of the watches he depicts.

The process is meticulous. Each artwork is completed with Mayfair’s signature double-frame design — a refined pairing of leather-look mount and luxury wood. This isn’t simply presentation; it is part of the art itself, a masculine and timeless finish that ensures the piece commands presence in any collection.

To protect the vibrancy of every colour, each painting is sealed with archival varnish, guaranteeing that it will endure for generations. Ready to hang, these works are not merely decorative - they are heirlooms.