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Designed by Mark Braun in 2014, the Metro watch became one of NOMOS Glashütte‘s most-awarded, beloved for its clean and modern style, often accompanied by small…

Last year, Hublot teamed up with British artist and designer Samuel Ross to create a striking and unusual version of the Big Bang Tourbillon. Featuring a…

Frederique Constant celebrates the 15th anniversary of their in-house tourbillon movement with a platinum watch that houses their first-ever entirely hand-decorated movement. The post This Frederique…

Normally Ken Gargett would not highlight a retailer/supplier, but Dekanta offers special limited edition Japanese whiskies as well as many of the harder-to-find bottlings. And he…

Few segments in the watch industry are as popular and heavily contested as the luxury sports watch. The dive watch may come closest, but we can…

My family and I moved to a new house last week. It was a stressful time full of packing, cleaning, moving, and unpacking. But apart from…

Look at almost any field watch marketing campaign, and one of the first things you’re liable to notice is a heavy emphasis on the great outdoors.…

As a fan of the extraordinary Seiko Prospex 1000, Dietmar Fuchs took the limited version of the reinterpretation of a famous Seiko diving watch diving and…

A salmon dial, platinum case, and bi-retrograde complication of the Patrimony Retrograde Day-Date is Vacheron Constantin’s subtle take on the recent phenomenon. The post The Vacheron…

Sunday morning is showdown time. For this edition, two editors enter with colorful Rolex models from 2023. The Oyster Perpetual 36 “Celebration” features 50 lacquer bubbles…