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Structural Beauty: Presenting The Arnold & Son Time Pyramid 42.5 Red Gold
The Arnold & Son Time Pyramid is a timepiece that traverses through history as much as it does the
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Czapek Antarctique: Entering The Grey Zone With The Titanium Dark Sector
The Antarctique collection by Czapek & Cie is quite young, as it first forayed into the horological market in
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Cracking Club Colours: The Nomos Club Sport Neomatik With Polar And Petrol Dials
Since the youngish German watch manufacturer’s inception in 1990, Nomos have never failed to impress. From their minimalistic design
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Platinum Class: The Latest Torchbearer For The Nomos Tangente Neomatik Series
Nomos’s timepieces are undoubtedly some of the most distinctive watches you can come across, and this rings true even
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The Carl F. Bucherer Manero Tourbillon That Doubled The Peripheral Action
Since 2008, Carl F. Bucherer have gained prominence for their pioneering work in pushing the peripheral rotor to the
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Oris’ Game-Changing Calibre 400—Now Powering The Latest Aquis Dates In 41.5mm
It is uncustomary of us to start talking about a watch’s movement right from the get-go. But we’re making
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The Poetic Complication Becomes Larger Than Life: Presenting The Arnold & Son Luna Magna
Not quite known for minimalism, Arnold & Son have an illustrious repertoire of richly-decorated and extremely resplendent timepieces that
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Explore Baume & Mercier’s Best New Launches—Now In India
Known for their elegant designs, clean lines, refined aesthetics, and horological reliability, Baume & Mercier have always offered products
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The New Breed: Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato Absolute Collection Breathes New Life Into The Luxury Sports Watch Collection
Girard-Perregaux’s Laureato collection, which dates back to 1975, reflected some of the most defining traits of the era. These
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Decoding The Functional Finesse Of The Frederique Constant Slimline Perpetual Calendar
Having carved a niche for itself in the horological world, Frederique Constant is one of the few Swiss watchmakers
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The Parmigiani Kalpagraphe Chronomètre—Made For Universal Proportions
The Parmigiani Kalpa collection is the fruit of the quest for universal proportions that was undertaken by the brand’s
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The Aviation Advancement Of The Breitling Navitimer 1 B01 2018
Breitling’s distinctive and most recognised collection since 1952, the Navitimer returned this year, playing to the tune of any
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Breitling Ensures Its Flight Into The Future As It Soars High With The Navitimer 8
Aviation watches represent mankind’s power of invention and passion, and one of the brands to foray that idea into
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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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For Those About To Rock, Here’s Raymond Weil’s Freelancer AC/DC Limited Edition
Are You Ready AC/DC’s legacy is regarded as one of rock’s purest spectacles. Since entering the music scene in
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The Price Is Always Right With Raymond Weil, Says The Brand's President Olivier Bernheim
Could you talk a little about your brand’s highlights of the year? The highlight of the year, I think
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Watch The Year Go By With The Advanced Oris Artelier Calibre 113
It’s only natural for one to think of all that one has achieved or accomplished in the year gone
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Nomos Gives You The Perfect Watch For When You’re ‘At Work’
When going through the options available in watches from high-end brands, it’s often confusing to see the range of
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Discover The New Frederique Constant Flyback Chronograph Manufacture
I was exposed to the brand Frederique Constant in one of my trips to Switzerland several years ago. During
