80% matchBulova
New York heritage, retro chronographs at accessible prices
What changes: Large corporate-owned catalog rather than one designer's tight lineup
Brand profile
Independent New York watch brand founded by designer Bradley Price, making motorsport-inspired mechanical watches and driving accessories.
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Dials and cases borrow from mid-century and 1970s–80s motorsport instruments — gauge-style dials, cushion and tonneau shapes, bright liveries.
Industrial designer Bradley Price founded Autodromo in 2011 and still owns and operates the brand, selling mainly direct-to-consumer.
Core lines like Group B, Prototipo, Intereuropa and Monoposto use Swiss and Japanese calibres, priced below much of the design-led watch field.
80% matchNew York heritage, retro chronographs at accessible prices
What changes: Large corporate-owned catalog rather than one designer's tight lineup
74% matchMid-century Italian driving-era eyewear, same vintage motoring mood
What changes: Eyewear only, and owned by a luxury conglomerate
70% matchAffordable Japanese movements and faithful 70s dial reissues
What changes: Mass-scale tool watches, no design-led niche positioning
66% matchMotorsport and aviation chronograph codes, dialed-up and Swiss
What changes: Several times the price, big-brand marketing
Autodromo is an independent American watch brand founded in 2011 by industrial designer Bradley Price, who still owns and runs it. Sold mainly direct-to-consumer, its watches translate mid-century and 1970s–80s motorsport cues — dashboard-gauge dials, cushion and tonneau cases, bright liveries — into restrained modern design. Core lines include Group B, Prototipo, Intereuropa and Monoposto, using Swiss and Japanese movements at accessible prices. The brand also makes driving gloves, sunglasses and accessories, and has produced collaborations with Hodinkee and Worn & Wound.