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The Ace All-Rounder: Introducing The Nomos Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date Atlantic
Traditionally, sports watches are known to carry a bulky framework with generous proportions that vouch for their durability. However,
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Colourful Horizons: The Junghans Meister Fein Automatic Emerges in Three Distinct Shades
For over a century and a half, Junghans, the renowned German watch brand, have been synonymous with timeless elegance.
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Cool, Summer Vibe: Nomos Glashütte Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date Sky And Sand
The words ‘sand’ and ‘sky’ together conjure up a holiday mood of sandy beaches, where the horizon meets the
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Junghans’s Meister Worldtimer: The Modern, Minimalistic German Globetrotter
Dialling back over a century and a half ago, the Schramberg valley of Germany’s Black Forest was a hidden
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The Dawn Of The Dress Watch For Tutima Glashütte: Introducing Their Patria Collection
In all of Europe, the 1920s signified the age of awakening. From technical innovation to cultural metamorphoses, the era
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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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Onwards And Upwards: Introducing The Tutima Grand Flieger Airport Chronograph
There is a certain horological richness when it comes to German watch brands. From A. Lange & Söhne to
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Piloting Uncharted Airspace: Presenting Timepieces By Tutima Glashütte
In the 90-something years since Glashütte-based watchmaker Tutima have been around, their robust timepieces and distinctive design language have
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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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Junghans Meister Fein Automatic—The New, Gilded Edition And Others
Junghans’s watches are known for their minimalism and their refinement. Like a lot of better-known German watch manufacturers, they
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The Junghans Form A ‘100 Years’ Bauhaus Limited Edition—Presenting Time In Technicolour
It was over 40,000 years ago that our ancestors first invented the colour palette in art. They saw vivid
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Junghans' CEO Speaks About The Art Of Mechanical Time
How do this year’s novelties take the brand’s story forward? If you look at our history, you’ll see that
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Follow A Different Tangent With The New Nomos Tangente Sport
Nomos Glashütte, a relatively young brand that started out on its horological journey only in January 1990, is widely
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The Maximum Minimalist: The Junghans Max Bill 2018 Edition
The ever-expanding German watch industry that has brought major international horological advances to the forefront has a major presence
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Decoding Bauhaus Design And Its Influence On Watchmaking
If you follow the world of horology, it is quite likely that you’ve come across the term ‘Bauhaus’ in
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Nomos’ Chief Branding Officer On The Brand’s Deutsche Distinction And More
Give us your view of the novelties of the year from Nomos. First we have the Update series, which
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Exploring The DNA Of Junghans With The Brand’s International Sales Director
What was the biggest highlight for your brand at this year’s Baselworld? We have several highlights this year. To
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The 100-Year Rise Of German Watchmaker Junghans
The ever-expanding German watch industry that has brought major international horological advances to the forefront have their roots in
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Introducing: Nomos Glashutte – Pure Precision Watchmaking Comes to India
50 years ago, watches were made all over Europe (not just Switzerland), and it shouldn’t be surprising that the
