Cadola is a motorsport-inspired watch brand from Solar Time Ltd, the Hong Kong watch group behind AVI-8 and Spinnaker. It channels the spirit of 1960s racing into its watches, reworking timeless silhouettes from the worlds of motorsport, aviation and diving into modern, everyday pieces. Each watch is powered by Japanese or Swiss mechanics, hand-assembled and backed by a two-year international warranty.

The collection includes the Lydden Hill Automatic, named after the British racing circuit, with a Japanese automatic movement and a date at six o'clock; the RPM Automatic, upgraded with a sapphire crystal and an exhibition caseback; and the Pista Automatic, sold with both a steel bracelet and a leather strap. Its chronographs include the Taurus and the Testa di Toro, a Japanese quartz model inspired by the rally chronographs of the 1960s and 1970s, alongside the Buxton Automatic and the Slipstream meca-quartz. Prices run from around $170 to $300.