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Unleashing Raymond Weil's Movement Freedom With The Freelancer RW1212 Skeleton
To understand a deep-rooted Swiss watchmaking ethos, you have to look deep into the legacy of an independent, family-owned
2018 watches (9 Articles)
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The Frederique Constant Hybrid Manufacture: The World's First Mechanical Smartwatch
The Frederique Constant Hybrid smartwatch is touted as ‘the world’s first 3.0 watch’, but one should not confuse the
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The Graham Chronofighter Superlight Carbon In Formula One Colours
There was a time when most of the greatest timekeeping innovations, those which paved the path for several mechanical
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Be Formidably Flawless With The TAG Heuer Carrera ‘Tête de Vipère’ Chronograph
Not one to crack under pressure, TAG Heuer has successfully mastered the art of winning at the races, both
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Explore The Seven Shades Of Corum With The New Admiral 45 Squelette
With creativity and boldness as its guiding principles, the Admiral 45 Squelette unabashedly turns the conventional traditions of nautical
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Revisiting The Icons With The Nomos Neomatik Update Series
Slowly and steadily, Nomos Glashütte has been revolutionising their watchmaking prowess and sending shockwaves through the industry. Nomos takes
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The Colours Of Nature On Your Wrist: The Rado True Thinline Nature Collection
Amidst the novelties of the year that flaunt technical prowess, gem-setting and cutting-edge craftsmanship, several brands have also enhanced
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In The League Of Extraordinary Calibres: Baume & Mercier's New Baumatic Watches
The hunt for a no-nonsense dress watch with a high-precision automatic movement, in a certain category, is now over
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Baume & Mercier And The Legendary Indian Motorcycle Ignite Passion In All Motor Watch Enthusiasts
When two legendary companies, both pioneers in their bailiwick, partner together, there are no brownie points for guessing that