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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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The Seiko SNXS Reborn: A Classic Timepiece Reimagined For A New Generation
Seiko have just unveiled a new chapter in the story of the beloved SNXS series, bringing a fresh perspective
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The Sub 200T: Doxa's Compact And Customisable Dive Watch
When it comes to dive watches, Doxa is a brand that immediately comes to mind. With a rich history
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Frederique Constant Strikes A Chord With 'The Avener' For A Limited-Edition Highlife Automatic
We’ve seen watches made in collaboration with painters, architects, designers, and even famous personalities. Each collaboration brings with it
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A Seafaring Saga: Presenting The Ulysse Nardin Marine Collection
When it comes to nautical timekeeping, Ulysse Nardin are undisputed giants. Since 1846, when founder Ulysse Nardin designed his
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Longines Conquest Marco Odermatt Limited Edition: A Timepiece Forged in Alpine Excellence
The snow-capped peaks of the Swiss Alps have long been a crucible for the world’s greatest skiers, forging champions
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Doing What They Do Best: Bell & Ross Introduce Another Bronze Diver Watch—In Black And Green
Their ‘circle in a square’ design, and crafting highly functional time instruments that fit the needs of professionals are
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A Small Addition For A Unique Outcome: Girard-Perregaux’s Free Bridge Meteorite
With over two centuries of watchmaking legacy, Girard-Perregaux have an incredible amount of history and prowess under their belt.
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Titanium Birthday Party: Introducing The Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph Ti49
Starting life as an integrated steel sports watch with a quartz movement in 1975, the Laureato has evolved to
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A Past Success Reinvigorated: The New PR516 Collection By Tissot
Of late, it seems as though Swiss watchmakers Tissot have found an all-new modus operandi. Scan the archives of
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A Delightful Diversification Of The Zenith Chronomaster Sport
When I think of the Zenith Chronomaster Sport, I typically envision the classic sporty design featuring black or white
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Embrace The Beauty Of Minimalism With Ressence’s Type 8 Collection
Since time immemorial, watch hands have been a necessity in terms of time-telling; at least the hour and the
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Telling Time, Telling Stories: The Tissot PRX Powermatic Damian Lillard Special Edition
It was the final seconds of a crucial playoff game. The Portland Trail Blazers were down by two points,
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It's Rainin' Diamonds, Hallelujah! Jacob & Co Brilliant Pavé White Diamonds
Very few things are timeless, like diamonds. The scintillating gem has left a historical trail of lust, blood, and
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A Triumph Of Time And Tide: Presenting The Baume & Mercier Riviera Maréographe
In the intricate realm of watchmaking, where elegance intertwines with the essence of la dolce vita (the sweet life),
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The New Longines Legend Diver In 39mm Comes With Vintage Inspiration
It’s always exciting to see brands release modern reissues of their vintage watches that focus on wearability and a
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The Watch With The Dragon Tattoo: Presenting The Bell & Ross BR 05 Artline Dragon
It is not uncommon for watches to have a dial or bezel decorated with laser engraving. It is, however,
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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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An Essence Of Japan: Seiko Prospex And Presage
Lush cherry blossoms, the national dress, kimono, Muji/Japandi/wabi-sabi minimalistic design concepts, steaming cuppa sencha (infused tea), coarse raw silk,
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A Date With The Armin Strom Orbit Manufacture Edition: On Demand, On The Bezel
A watchmaking expression that meets ingenuity often gives birth to a new design language, which is quite evident in
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Of Myths, Auspicious Hues, And Endless Possibility: Introducing The Longines Flagship Heritage Year Of The Dragon Watch
The dragon is certainly more inspiring than any of the 11 other animals in the Chinese zodiac. There’s only
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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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Vintage Inspiration For The Race To The Future: Introducing The TAG Heuer Carrera Dato Chronograph
With the release of the ‘glassbox’ chronograph in 2023, TAG Heuer unlocked a sort of portal into the past
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From Departure To Arrival: Jacob & Co’s Epic SF24 Watches
Unapologetically bold Swiss watchmakers Jacob & Co have long been making attention-grabbing statement pieces. Their strong lineup of exemplary