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The Croatian microbrand dresses up their sea urchin inspiration, and updates the model they launched with. The post Marnaut Safe Harbour and Dark Surge – the…

Admit it: you’re also glad you don’t have to wear that rubber strap or that clunky bracelet anymore. Now that temperatures are dropping in the Northern…

As both an aesthetic and a mechanical evolution of the Krayon Everywhere, the Anywhere is first and foremost a sunrise-and-sunset watch. It has been significantly streamlined…

Scrapping an entire collection and replacing it with a totally different proposition is hard, but it’s exactly what Louis Vuitton has done with the new Tambour.…

If there’s one movie that’s been marked on my calendar since it was first announced, it’s Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon. It’s an adaption…

The Value Proposition: The Most Affordable Vintage Rolex Is Worth Your Time The Oyster 6426 – still the most straightforward Rolex around. Originally published by Anthony…

eBay Finds is back! This bi-monthly installment will feature a selection of watches currently listed on eBay that have caught the eye of editor Christoph McNeil…

It’s common practice for brands to outsource certain steps in the manufacturing of watches to specialised companies. It is, in fact, how the vast majority of…

Fears continues to expand their classic Brunswick collection with the release of two new references: one of which brings their beautiful copper salmon dial to the…

What We Know Earlier this week, Bremont announced the next generation of the Supermarine S302, with new colorways and a new format for the GMT function.…