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Mark Ronson Doesn’t Want to Be ‘the Retro Guy’

11/13/2026
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For the D.J. and producer Mark Ronson, certain objects mark the beginning of his love of design: the Atari 2600, his yellow Sony Sports Walkman and a pair of steel-toed Doc Martens. For Benjamin Paulin, it was engaging with the legacy of his father, the famed furniture designer Pierre Paulin.

In Episode 2 of “The Reframers,” Ronson and Paulin delve into their shared love of music and design, from the Paulin piece that the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist Flea loves to listen to music on to how thoughtful design can offer a vision of the future.

“The Reframers” is inspired by the launch of the Neo Frame Jumping Hour, a daring fusion of Art Deco elegance and modern innovation. Learn more about the timepiece here: https://www.audemarspiguet.com/gb/en/collections/neo-frame-collection



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