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Seamless Linkages: 10 Spectacular Watches With Integrated Bracelets
A night before the 1971 edition of the Baselworld watch fair, the managing director of Audemars Piguet, Georges Golay,
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Small Seconds, Small Rotor, Small Streamliner: With H. Moser’s 18th Manufacture Calibre
It’s almost like we hear every year that ‘sizes are going smaller’ in wristwatches. It’s not uncommon for brands
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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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‘With Us, It’s A Continuous Ping-Pong Game Of Ideas Exchanged’: Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei Of Urwerk
Unlike traditional watchmakers, the Urwerk co-founders Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei are not finicky about high complications such as
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A Symphony Of Hues: Bovet’s Dimier Récital 23 In Enchanting Green, Blue, And Aventurine Dials
Larger than life, resplendent to the very last detail, and truly a manifestation of ‘haute horlogorie’ is what comes
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Honouring Tradition: Czapek's Quai des Bergues—The Havana Brown And Others
Czapek’s illustrious heritage endures, much like the timeless appeal of their timepieces. The revival of the esteemed Czapek name
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Frederique Constant’s And Alpina's CEO On The Classics And Creating Real Horological Value
What was the idea behind restoring the movements of the new Alpina Carrée? We had an opportunity to purchase
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The Queen Of Fine Watchmaking Complications: Presenting The Ten Best Tourbillon Timepieces
Arguably the most intriguing complication in fine watchmaking, the tourbillon on a timepiece is more than just a conversation
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A Space Odyssey: Here’s Why Louis Moinet’s Moon And Mars Timepieces Are Truly Out Of This World
Identity is imperative in the watchmaking world, especially when a plethora of brands are constantly seeking to woo customers
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Here To Disrupt: Zenith’s Ingenious Chronomaster Sport Chronographs
A watch that’s sturdy and reliable, and one that goes with pretty much anything you wear, is precisely what
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Rado’s CEO Comments On The Latest True Squares And India’s Importance
What made you choose this collection for the Le Corbusier collaboration? The philosophy of Le Corbusier fits perfectly with
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Jacob & Co's Astronomia Collection: A Journey Through Time, Space, And Fine Crafts
Jacob & Co stand as a paragon of luxury and fine crafts in the world of horology. Established in
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Hit The Ground Running: New Swiss Watchmaking Brand Haute-Rive Debut With The Honoris I
One mainspring, a 42.5mm case size, a height of 11.95mm, and a power reserve of 41 days. Oh, and
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Visions In Blue: The Bovet Fleurier 19Thirty With Lacquer And Meteorite Dials
The house of Bovet recently extended the longstanding 19Thirty line with three radiant blue dials. Two of them (19Thirty
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Generational Legacy: Jacob & Co Heir Benjamin Arabo On The Brand And His Mission
What were the thoughts that went behind deciding on what the ‘World is Yours’ dual-time-zone watch would look like?
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An Elongated Saga: Favre Leuba’s Legacy In Crafting Cushion Cases
Traditionally, one has been conditioned to imagine a timepiece in a certain manner—for starters, a round case for sure,
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A Guide To The Classic Dress Watch, And Why It Will Always Be In Vogue
Coco Chanel once said, “Elegance is refusal.” These words run deep in the haute horlogerie universe where the real
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How Cristiano Ronaldo Takes To Jacob & Co. Watches Like Moth To Flame
Nike, Castrol, Armani, Louis Vuitton, American Tourister, Herbalife, DAZN, TAG Heuer, Egyptian Steel, PokerStars, Italia Independent, LiveScore and more…
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The Curious Case Of The Light And Shade: Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato Absolute In Metallised Sapphire Crystal
For a watch that’s based on the iconic design of the Laureato, the Absolute Laureato Light and Shade is
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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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Turning Back Time: Presenting 2023 Revivals That Hark Back To The Golden Age Of Watchmaking
Watches designed in the 1960s and 70s were functional and practical, and they set the foundation for the stunning
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Beyond The Horizon: Presenting The New Zenith Defy Skyline 36mm Series
When one mentions Zenith, the first thing that probably comes to mind is the El Primero movement; after all
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Light For Life: Presenting TAG Heuer's Solar-Powered Aquaracer Professional 200
The story of TAG Heuer’s Aquaracer collection began in 1978 when Jack Heuer introduced the Heuer Reference 844. The
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Breitling Race Ahead With Their Top Time Classic Cars Capsule Collection
Watches and cars have always shared a close bond owing to the supreme engineering and innovation involved in both