The Oris Aquis debuted barely over a decade ago. Thanks to its charming good looks and mass appeal, the dive collection has quickly blossomed as the Swiss independent watchmaker’s top
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If you’re a regular reader here on the pages of Fratello, you’re likely well aware of the Fortis Stratoliner. The new Stratoliner is a complete redesign and revamp of the
Commemorating Switzerland’s National Day with questions of identity and… watches! Read more at worldtempus.com
Focus on the Mystery Tourbillon and the Fleurs de Jardin Rainbow Read more at worldtempus.com
Focus on the event that will take place in september for its third edition Read more at worldtempus.com
An exceptional gift awaits you this August: a un Millennium Watch Book Tourbillons! Read more at worldtempus.com
The A. Lange & Söhne Richard Lange Minute Repeater is a work of near perfection in Joshua Munchow's opinion. It shows once again how the brand sticks to its core
An interest in horology often only gets discussed within the greater context of watches, but long before people were wearing timepieces on their wrists, they were relying on clocks to
Take the plunge with us into the colorful world of water sports in our latest dip into the WatchTime Archives! Here you can find professional instruments with appealing technologies, styles,
And….we’re back with episode 8 of A Week in Watches! On this week’s episode we go over 5th-anniversary launch from Ming, some small but mighty watches by Christopher Ward, and
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Tourbillons. Are they worth it? Or just hype? We think they are worthy of your hard earned money, and recommend six
When I set out on an hours-long drive, I always have a 12-hour chronograph on my wrist. If I had to make an exception, a wild card would go to
It’s already time for the latest update in GaryG`s series of articles providing a completely subjective, unscientific, and unofficial history of watch photographs online. The big trend he has recently
The vast emptiness of space is a mindboggling and fascinating thing. Think about it, we are nothing but a speck in the seemingly limitless void of outer space. A small
We’re back again for another Sunday Morning Showdown! Last week was a titanic battle. But do you know where the Titanic is? It’s 3,800 meters deep and 690 kilometers southeast
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