One-off Rolls-Royce Horology Phantom is in Dubai!

The ultra-exclusive special edition is now on display at Rolls-Royce Boutique in Citywalk

Published: July 27, 2020 12:10 Sony Thomas, wheels Editor

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Those with a disposition and the means to collect premium cars are often seen to have a penchant for expensive timepieces too. As a nod to this connection, Rolls-Royce showed a one-off special edition of the Phantom late last year, dubbed the Horology Phantom. Image Credit: Supplied

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As the name suggests, this one-off luxury saloon is inspired by the art of fine watchmaking. Featuring a Gunmetal lower and Black upper two-tone paint, the car’s exterior gets gold and silver accents. Image Credit: Supplied

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These accents include the Spirit of Ecstasy crafted in 24-carat gold and a hand-painted coach line featuring a watch-inspired design. Image Credit: Supplied

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In the cabin, the Gallery on the dashboard features the largest stainless steel and gold inlay ever made for a Phantom. The inlay shows an abstract graphic of a watch movement. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Rolls-Royce clock, housed in the Gallery, is set in a solid silver, guilloche case. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Horology Phantom is now on display at The Rolls-Royce Boutique in Citywalk, for the brand’s many patrons from the region as well as car lovers to see and experience in person. Image Credit: Supplied

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