Wrist & Wheel, Vol. 1 : Brabus G900 × MB&F: The Machines We Dream In
Welcome to Wrist & Wheel — our new series celebrating the intersection of mechanical art and automotive adrenaline. In each post, we’ll pair a standout car with an equally bold timepiece, diving into the shared spirit behind both machines. This is about more than design — it’s about stories, statements, and the pursuit of something unforgettable.
When Form Follows Obsession
There are watches you wear, and then there are watches that shift gravity. Same goes for cars.
So when we first saw the Brabus G900 Rocket Edition, we didn’t just think “SUV.” We thought MB&F Horological Machine. Because both are proof that when you strip away compromise and build from raw vision, the result isn’t just a machine — it’s a movement.
Two Worlds. One Philosophy
MB&F Horological Machine:
Built from a childhood daydream
Explodes the definition of a “watch”
Not made for mass
Demands a second glance — and a second thought
Exists not to tell time — but to tell a story
Brabus G900 Rocket Edition:
Built to break every road rule and design norm
Redefines what a G-Wagon can even be
Not made for compromise
Demands to be heard, then understood
Exists not to go fast — but to make a point
Design Without Restraint
MB&F doesn’t ask, “What will sell?”
They ask, “What haven’t we tried yet?”
And Brabus asks the same — pushing the limits of Mercedes-AMG’s already extreme G63 to deliver 900 horsepower, forged carbon components, and a silhouette that looks like it was born in a wind tunnel and raised by Darth Vader.
Meanwhile, the MB&F HM9 Flow was inspired by mid-century race cars and aircraft — but executed like alien sculpture. It’s not just a luxury mechanical watch — it’s kinetic art you can wear.
Meaning Over Mass Appeal
The G900 Rocket and MB&F Horological Machines were never made to blend in.
They weren’t made for boardrooms, or for buyers seeking safe bets.
They were made for the bold. For the collectors and creators who want their pieces — be it a car or a watch — to say something unapologetically personal.
These are machines you don’t explain.
You just live with them — loudly, beautifully, and without compromise.
The PR Timepieces View
If you drive a Brabus G900, you don’t reach for a mass-market luxury watch.
You want something that matches its energy — wild, intentional, boundary-pushing.
You reach for MB&F.
And that’s exactly why we started Wrist & Wheel. Because in a world that rewards conformity, there’s still room for the audacious. The sculptural. The mechanical marvels that don’t just move — they move us.
