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We’ve seen watches made in collaboration with painters, architects, designers, and even famous personalities. Each collaboration brings with it
Born in the 18th century, Girard-Perregaux are one of the most coveted brands in the Swiss watchmaking industry, known
A night before the 1971 edition of the Baselworld watch fair, the managing director of Audemars Piguet, Georges Golay,
It is not uncommon for watches to have a dial or bezel decorated with laser engraving. It is, however,
It’s almost like we hear every year that ‘sizes are going smaller’ in wristwatches. It’s not uncommon for brands
Basing a watch name or collection after a place of significance to the brand is a longstanding trend. Nomos
Alpina’s Alpiner Extreme Automatic line is more than just a watch—it’s a bold statement of adventure. The last iteration
First launched in the 1970s, the Tissot PRX Quartz timepieces were born from the trend of the time: steel
If there were some kind of a checklist for the types of watches you should include in your collection,
Bell & Ross launched a new BR 05 line in 2019 under the Urban pillar, with the intention to
Though relatively new, the Streamliner collection has become one of H. Moser & Cie’s most recognised lines, at times
Swiss brand Alpina, completing 140 years this year, are dedicated to appeasing cognoscente of extreme sports, especially with their
Since the 1960s, Swiss watchmaking brand Doxa have been known for their robust and reliable dive watches, and the
In honour of 50 years of their Riviera collection, Baume & Mercier have launched new models of their iconic
Ingenuity has been at the heart of Speake-Marin, and testifying to this claim are their ‘belle horlogerie’ (‘beautiful timepieces’)
