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Watchonista’s next installment of our ongoing Collectors Collect video series focuses on mid-century gallerist Patrick Parrish, who says: “I find that anyone who is interested in design is also interested in watches.” And as an avid watch collector himself, he’s opened an in-the-know timepiece speakeasy in his TriBeCa exhibition space to continue the conversation.

A very inspired and somewhat eccentric collaboration between the La Chaux-de-Fonds-based brand and the French artist takes a funky approach to haute horology right to the streets.

Originally marketed as “the world’s first scratch-proof watch” when it was released in 1962, Rado’s unmistakable DiaStar has once again captured the attention of watch collectors by launching three new versions of the DiaStar Original and a special 60th anniversary model with a new modern design.