The Grand Slam Rallymaster Series Finale: Maurice De Mauriac X Racquet Introduce Key Player for Australian Open

The highly anticipated Maurice de Mauriac X Racquet Rallymaster IV is now making its debut at the Australian Open. This final piece in the Rallymaster collection is a creation of Carlton DeWoody, a U.S.-based designer and Tennis aficionado known for his edgy designs and extensive vintage collections.

The Rallymaster IV marks a distinct departure from its predecessors in design. Previous models paid homage to classical tennis themes with pastel blues, pinks, and grass-court green and beige hues. However, the Rallymaster IV, with its brushed stainless steel case treated with a PVD coating to achieve a ‘hipster black’ finish, boldly challenges the status quo. This aesthetic deviation, coupled with striking pink, aqua, blue and white accents against a black and white net motif, makes the timepiece a worthy companion for the assertive net-rusher or cool baseline player.

The Rallymaster IV offers function wrapped in retro-inspiration. A Cyclops magnifier on the sapphire crystal boosts the date legibility, while the white Maurice de Mauriac logo adds a classic touch. The timepiece harkens back to a time of wooden racquets and post-match cocktails at the clubhouse bar.

The Landeron 24 movement gives power to the Rallymaster IV. This automatic time and date movement with small seconds beats at 4 hertz and has a 40-hour power reserve. The watch is 12mm thick, and available in a limited edition of just 100 pieces. For Swiss watch enthusiasts and tennis fans alike, this timepiece is undoubtedly the ultimate grand slam.