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Portrait Of A Movement: Introducing The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Sketch
It all began in 2012, when the Italian maison Bulgari launched the Octo L’Originale that set the ball rolling
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Review
Raymond Weil Add Square-Shaped Watches To Their Freelancer Collection
Established in 1976, independent watchmaker Raymond Weil have managed to build a favourable reputation among watch lovers and connoisseurs,
Spotlight
The Nomos Tangente Rose Gold Neomatik—Worth Its Weight In Gold
Anyone obsessed with timepieces would definitely know what German watchmakers bring to the table. Besides supreme accuracy and precision,
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Reliving The Days Of Yore: Introducing The Seiko Presage Kintaro Hattori Limited Edition
Brand anniversaries are important milestones to reflect on the past… introspect, and plan for the future. In 2024, Japanese
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Look Ma, No Hands! Introducing Ressence And Their Top Timepieces That Redefine 21st-Century Watchmaking
The current scenario for independent watch brands seems promising. With new players, now more than ever, bringing their A-game
Review
The Dark Knight’s Newest Ally: Introducing The Jacob & Co Gotham City Limited-Edition
One of the most popular superheroes now has a new home… Yes, you read it right! The caped crusader,
Round-Up
More Power To You: Types Of Watch Movements And What Makes Them Tick
Ever wondered what a watch would be without a movement? Well… one would simply keep watching and waiting for
Review
Form Meets Functionality: Presenting Favre Leuba’s Raider Sea Bird Collection
Established in 1737, Favre Leuba started out by manufacturing pocket watches and gradually moved on to producing dress watches—in
Review
Built For All Terrains—The Favre Leuba Raider Sea Sky Chronograph
Here’s a watch you don’t get to see every day. Replete with classic hour/minute hands, a big and unusual
Review
Rock Solid: Tracing The Magnificence Of Bovet’s 19Thirty Meteorite Timepiece
Ever since their establishment in 1822, Bovet have been crafting some of the most exquisite timepieces in the fine
Review
A New Star Is Born: The Arnold & Son Nebula Skeleton Watch
Arnold & Son’s Nebula collection was introduced only in 2016, but in this short span, these timepieces have become
Round-Up
Meticulously Mechanical: 10 Of The Finest Ladies’ Mechanical Watches
The 1960s almost spelt doom for an industry that had boomed for centuries. With the launch of cheaper and
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Seiko’s Presage Collection: Bringing To Life Japan’s Artistic Legacy
The ‘Land of the Rising Sun’ has always been a disrupter. Whether you consider their elaborate one-of-a-kind tea ceremonies,
Review
Exclusively Bronze: The Sophisticated Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Bronze Dial Edition
An Overview For Oris, it’s always been about creating mechanical watches that make functional sense, since the brand was
Round-Up
Five Tell-Tale Signs That Indicate Your Watch Is Due For Servicing
In our reviews of watches inspired by automobiles, we draw parallels between the working, design and craftsmanship of a
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The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Memovox: A Chiming Ode To An Iconic Objet D'art
A wake-up reminder wrapped in nuanced luxury, this is a treasure for watch collectors and aficionados of objets d’art
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Everything You Need To Know About Buying And Selling Pre-Owned Luxury Watches
The words ‘pre-owned’, ‘second-hand’, ‘used’, ‘depreciation’ set off an alarm for anyone. Top that with the hefty price tag
Review
Hands On Review: The Baume & Mercier Classima Open Heart
Baume & Mercier, for years, has carved out its own niche in probably one of the most competitive segments of the watch
Review
In Depth: The New Corum Ti Bridge - A Cult Comes to India
There is no Rolex or Omega out there that can rival this avant-garde watch, it’s that big a deal.