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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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Multiple Colours, Multiple Ways: Oris’s Watch Faces Presenting Colourful Displays
Watch dials featuring multiple colours is not something new. We’ve seen watch faces that present different colours in different
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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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Bronze, Burgundy, Brilliance: Introducing The Maurice Lacroix Aikon Venturer Asia Special Edition
The Maurice Lacroix Aikon stands out as a top choice among high-end luxury sports watches, earning a coveted spot
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Lasered Kaleidoscope: Presenting The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 Laser
The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 series has seen a range of colour with the first trio in salmon
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May The Impetus Be With You: Introducing Titoni's Impetus CeramTech Watches
Independent Swiss watchmakers Titoni may be over a century old, but their outlook is as fresh as the young
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Good Things In Small Packages: Nomos Introduce New Colours In Their Metro 33 Collection
Few watches can carry off a classical design and modern aesthetic in one case like the Nomos Metro collection
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Perrelet’s Most Wearable Turbine Yet Debuts At Geneva Watch Days 2023
Smaller sizes, smaller sizes, smaller sizes… That’s been the mantra in the world of watches for the last few
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Loud And Proud: The Nomos Glashütte Club Campus's Vibrant Palette
Reputed German watchmakers Nomos Glashütte have added two new iterations in zesty ‘cream coral’ and ‘electric green’ dials to
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New Shades Of Sporty: Maurice Lacroix’s Aikon Automatic Shows Its True Colours
With its integrated bracelet, iconic bezel with six arms, and distinctive finishes on its dials, Maurice Lacroix’s vast Aikon
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Presenting The New Oris Diver’s Sixty-Five Cotton Candy Edition—Now In Steel
In what seems like a natural step for Oris, the Hostein-based watch manufacturers unveiled, just this week, their latest
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Presenting The Latest Dual-Toned MeisterSinger Pangaea Day-Date Watch
German watchmaker MeisterSinger’s one-handed timekeeping style may not be for everyone, but the attention their beautiful, understated and comprehensive
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Carl F. Bucherer Introduce Subtle New Hues In Their Manero Peripheral Collection
A century and thirty-five years old this year, yet Lucerne-based independent watchmakers Carl F. Bucherer are just as modern
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Life In Technicolour: Introducing The Vivid New Maurice Lacroix Aikon Master Grand Date Technicolour
Marrying their Masterpiece collection, which highlights quality Swiss watchmaking, with their Aikon line—dedicated to sporty, urban and functional timepieces—Maurice
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Down-Sized Diver: Introducing The Doxa Sub 200 C-Graph II
Since the 1960s, Swiss watchmaking brand Doxa have been known for their robust and reliable dive watches, and the
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Diving Into The Riviera: Baume & Mercier Riviera Azur Dive Watch And Other Novelties At Watches And Wonders Geneva 2023
In honour of 50 years of their Riviera collection, Baume & Mercier have launched new models of their iconic
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Colour Context: Introducing The Carl F. Bucherer Manero Flyback Chronograph In Five Alluring Hues
Since their establishment in 1888, Carl F. Bucherer have been one of the few independent players that have pioneered
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‘Hues’ Line Is It Anyway: Timepieces With Coloured Dials Are Here To Stay
The art of watchmaking has definitely come a long way from its origins in the 16th century. From marine