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Finding The Middle Ground: Presenting The MeisterSinger Perigraph 38mm Limited-Edition Yellow Model
If one were to trace the history of single-hand timekeeping devices, then one would have to dive deep into
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Parmigiani Fleurier Present The New Tonda PF Micro-Rotor No Date And Tonda PF Skeleton Platinum Blue
Parmigiani Fleurier presented a no-date version of the Tonda PF Micro-Rotor and a new Tonda PF Skeleton with a
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Shade o’Clock: Panerai’s Luminor Due 42mm Gets A New Burgundy Dial
Known for their robust and sturdy timepieces that are built to conquer the turbulent seas, Panerai have forged a
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Perpetually Polaris: Presenting The Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Perpetual Calendar
It is a well-known fact that the perpetual calendar is one of the horological world’s most complex, valuable and prized
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Precision In Patterns: Louis Erard Excellence Petite Seconde Guilloché Edition
In the realm of watch options, the sheer abundance can be overwhelming, spanning diverse materials, price ranges, and technical
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Starry-Eyed Surprise: Omega’s Constellation Collection Introduces Colourful Meteorite Dials
The horological universe is a star-studded realm. It thrives on complications—the main attractions being timepieces with complex mechanisms (at
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Mysteries Set In Stone: Louis Moinet Tempograph Neo Lapis Lazuli And Onyx
Louis Moinet has a penchant for creating awe-inspiring timepieces that combine novel designs and technical brilliance. The independent watch
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Go Full Circle With The New Longines Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve
One of the most revered collections from Longines, the Conquest line, which has been around since 1954 has always
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Colourful Horizons: The Junghans Meister Fein Automatic Emerges in Three Distinct Shades
For over a century and a half, Junghans, the renowned German watch brand, have been synonymous with timeless elegance.
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Gold And Glowing Graffiti: Corum Unveil The Admiral 42 Ceramic Collection
Over six decades ago, Corum presented their Admiral collection that was inspired by sailing races. Today, the collection not
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Diving Into Monochromatic Elegance: Introducing The Titoni Seascoper 300 All- Black And Creamy White Editions
For more than a century, family-owned Swiss brand Titoni have skilfully blended traditional watchmaking knowhow with state-of-the-art technology. Their
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More Power To You: Types Of Watch Movements And What Makes Them Tick
Ever wondered what a watch would be without a movement? Well… one would simply keep watching and waiting for
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A Technicolour Techno Treat: Unveiling The Zenith Defy 21 Chroma II Limited Edition
Imagine stepping into the world of Zenith’s Defy collection, where watchmaking isn’t simply about ticking hands, but a canvas
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True Beat, True Feat: Meet The New Arnold & Son DSTB 42 Platinum And Red Gold
Emotions, individualism, and glorification of the past are a few core elements that constitute romanticism, the philosophical impulse that
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Embrace Green With The New Bell & Ross BR 05 Chrono Green Steel
Known for its contemporary design, drawing inspiration from both aviation and urban environments, the iconic Bell & Ross BR
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The Dressiest Dark: H. Moser & Cie’s Endeavour Vantablack Centre Seconds
The founder of Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford reportedly once said that any customer could have a Ford automobile
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Ahoy There, Captain: TAG Heuer Revives Their Vintage Skipper Watch In A Contemporary Carrera Case
In a fascinating rebirth of a vintage unicorn watch—one that’s so rare, it almost never existed—TAG Heuer revive their
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A Piece Of The Cosmos: Louis Moinet Present The Meteoric Space Agency One
When time and craftsmanship interweave, there emerge masterpieces that do not just tell time, but narrate a story of
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Onwards And Upwards: Introducing The Tutima Grand Flieger Airport Chronograph
There is a certain horological richness when it comes to German watch brands. From A. Lange & Söhne to
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Introducing The Latest Versions Of MeisterSinger’s N°01, N°03 And Perigraph Models
MeisterSinger, the German watchmaker—known for their one-handed timekeeping style, and the multiple awards these single-handed watches have received—updated their
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Nomos Glashütte Tetra: Celebrating Pink Dials And Square Watches
‘Pink’ as the bing on your cherry / Pink, ’cause you are so very / Pink, it’s the colour
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Arctic Allure: The New H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Watches—Now At 40mm
Famously known as the timepiece suitable for a wetsuit as well as a three-piece suit, and everything in between,
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Seize The Week With The New MeisterSinger Astroscope—A Special New Addition To The Series
It’s quite an achievement when a brand can create products that can be identified at a fleeting glance. With
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Maurice Lacroix Unveil New Updates In Their Pontos And Aikon Collections
Maurice Lacroix, known for their accessible luxury timepieces with in-house manufacture movements, unveiled new versions of their Pontos Chronograph earlier