Paceracer

Paceracer Contemporary Handcrafted Timepieces
Made between Cape Reinga & Stewart Island - New Zealand

07/06/2026

On average, over 100 iterative concepts are sketched to design, develop & prototype a new Paceracer design in New Zealand.

25/05/2026

A subtle technique leaves a unique finish to the top surface of the Pianist.

automaticwatch

12/05/2026

Kings & Queens of the dial.

What better way to celebrate the break of the hour in Gold.

Hour markers on a dial display analogue time to the wearer.

Our process treats each of the Indices like Kings & Queens of the dial.

These dials begin their journey as 2.5m billets of carefully selected material, ordered in the smallest volumes possible...
28/04/2026

These dials begin their journey as 2.5m billets of carefully selected material, ordered in the smallest volumes possible in New Zealand.

Naval Brass blanks are cut to 200mm lengths, while Phosphor Bronze is more difficult to obtain, making each Phosphor Bronze dial a considered undertaking.

Cutting these billets into form takes a special tooling system, designed & built in-house, tailored to make one or two pieces at a time along with know how & advanced programming.

This is only the beginning, each material requires a different regulation - meaning two different programs.

21/04/2026

Dial for a Shepherd’s Sunset. Drop into the workshop at Victoria park to see this completed piece or inquire online.
Serendipity with a hand spun, coating & finished phosphor bronze dial.

A spun & polished form, influenced by Japanese Modernism is completed with mesh & bronze dial with black indices.



Shown here is Serendipity with an automatic movement.

19/04/2026

Installed at Tūroa on Mt Ruapehu, this Paceracer time wall brings together Zermatt, Niseko, Tūroa & Whistler.

A design-led installation connecting alpine destinations, made in New Zealand.

It was about sitting down with people properly involved in what they do & understanding how they think through their wor...
01/04/2026

It was about sitting down with people properly involved in what they do & understanding how they think through their work, across sculpture, precision manufacturing, jewellery, writing & technology.

We were asked by the Designers Institute of New Zealand ( )to host a podcast series, & took a simple approach discussing design with designers & practiced creatives.

This was the final sixth episode with , talking through his sculptural work here in Auckland. We’ve known each other for over 20 years, so it felt like a natural way to finish the series.

If you’re interested in listening, here’s the link:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0v7vBKZcq36pbeFXRAwJYZ?si=LJjsHNyHQA6F6Gxfym3JcA

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210-218 Victoria St W,
Auckland
1010

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 10am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 5:30pm
Thursday 10am - 5:30pm
Friday 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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0272738810

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