Vogard makes world-time watches that change timezones with a flick of a switch on the side of the watch. This saves you from having to swap timezones manually. This new model is an homage to F1 racing — they have others for golfers and amateur pilots as well — and takes design cues from the radiator of an F1 racecar. It’s limited to 199 pieces and should be… very expensive.
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