To celebrate 100 years of carmaking, Lincoln has teamed up with beloved watchmakers Shinola on a duo of limited-edition timepieces. This collaboration not only celebrates the legacy of an iconic car manufacturer but also highlights Detroit’s craftsmanship. The companies have joined forces on a pair of stunning watches befitting the luxury of a classic car. The Runwell Sport Chronograph ($1,100) features a 48mm case with rose gold details on the dial. The slimmer Runwell Automatic ($1,300) sports a matte black vellum-textured dial as well as rose gold numbers and second hand. Both watches come equipped with a stylish black leather band stamped with the Lincoln logo. The Lincoln x Shinola collaboration watches also arrive in a wooden Lincoln 100 Years watch box to commemorate the anniversary.
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