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Globetrotting And Grandeur: Speake-Marin One&Two Openworked Dual Time Watches
In 2019, Speake-Marin unveiled their One&Two Openworked Dual Time at the prestigious SIHH fair (now known as Watches and
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Freak On A Mission: Presenting The Ulysse Nardin Freak X OPS
Ever since Ulysse Nardin changed the horological landscape with the release of the Freak, a watch with no dial,
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A Case For Liquid Precision: Introducing The Ressence Type 3 BB2
In June, this year, the Ressence Type 3 BB2 received the ‘Best of the Best’ distinction at the Red
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Discover Perrelet’s Most Wearable Turbine Yet
Smaller sizes, smaller sizes, smaller sizes… That’s been the mantra in the world of watches for the last few
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Blue Moon: Introducing The Perrelet Turbine Space Conquest
In an industry that thrives on innovation, Perrelet are synonymous with developing the ‘turbine technology’ for their timepieces with
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Square And Sporty: The Laurent Ferrier Grand Sport Tourbillon And Sport Auto
To commemorate 12 years of exceptional watchmaking, Laurent Ferrier unveiled a new Grand Sport Tourbillon in 2022 inspired by
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Dive Into The Luminous World Of The New Ressence Type 5 L Timepiece
Of late, luxury watchmakers have been pursuing the path of attaining high or ultra luminosity for their timepieces. This
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Seiko's Stellar Duo: The Astron GPS Solar 2024 Limited Editions
There’s something inherently cool about wearing a watch that talks to satellites. While GPS watches have been around for
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Golden Formula: Introducing The Top Bianchet Watches With Designs Inspired By The Golden Ratio Of 1.618
Relative newcomers in the horological world, Bianchet entered the extremely competitive industry in 2017 with a failsafe formula based
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Prolonging Time: Introducing The Bovet Récital 28 Prowess 1
Bovet unveils a groundbreaking solution to the perennial challenge faced by world time watches with the introduction of the
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Dawn Of Precision: Seiko's Sunrise-Inspired Astron GPS Solar Limited Editions
Since ancient times, humanity has been transfixed by the liminal moments between night and day during sunrise. The interplay
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The Bold Type—Ressence’s Type 1 Series Establishes New Watchmaking Rules
Ressence may be a young brand but highly dynamic, innovative, and have a distinctive style of watchmaking—probably that’s what
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Revving Up The Gears Of Time: Latest In Their Collaboration Is The Girard-Perregaux Neo Bridges Aston Martin
The latest addition to the new-age Neo Bridges line by Girard-Perregaux is defined as a ‘product of shared know-how’
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The World At A Glance: Presenting The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimers
Recognising that world-timer watches are among the most useful complications in wristwatches today, Omega expand their world-timer offerings with
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Let It Glow, Let It Glow, Let It Glow: The Glowing Case Of The BR X5 Green Lum By Bell & Ross
Though they are a brand with many tricks up their sleeve, the way Bell & Ross are perceived by
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The Iconic Angelus Chronodate: A Modern Date With The Past
Originally founded in 1891 at Le Locle, Swiss watchmaker Angelus have developed pioneering multi-complication wristwatches such as the 1942
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Dark Phoenix: Presenting The Most Exclusive Timepieces From Angelus
Despite their contemporary appeal, Angelus were first founded in 1891 but had to take an almost four-decade hiatus because
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Ten Terrific Titanium Timepieces—Capturing The Benefits Of The Tough, Lightweight Metal
Horological enthusiasts are often not just swayed by the aesthetic appeal of a timepiece or its mechanical complications. They
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Shadow Diver: Introducing The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Dark Grey
Undeniable masters of the sea, Omega released their latest Seamaster Planet Ocean Dark Grey, made from an unprecedented version
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Get, Set, Goal! Introducing Hublot’s Classic Fusion Chronograph Premier League
Known for their pioneering efforts with new materials and technology, and developing some of the most avant-garde watches in
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Lumos! Introducing The TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver
In a well-lit room, or car, the TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Night Driver looks like any other iconic monochromatic
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Geneva Watch Days 2023: The Trilobe Nuit Fantastique Brume Takes Tradition Into The Future
With their unconventional approach to watchmaking, independent watchmaker Trilobe have managed to make themselves known in the world of
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Beat The Blues: Presenting The TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Racing Blue
The TAG Heuer Monaco, named after the principality that shares a geographical boundary with France, and known for one
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Turning Back Time: Presenting 2023 Revivals That Hark Back To The Golden Age Of Watchmaking
Watches designed in the 1960s and 70s were functional and practical, and they set the foundation for the stunning