The Parisian boutique offers the regular range of models from the finest watch brands – as well as some lesser-known gems. Want to stand out from the crowd? Follow the
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It has always surprised Martin Green that mechanical movements running at a high frequency have never become more popular. Chopard joined this exclusive club in 2012 with the L.U.C 8HF
Welcome to the Worn & Wound Micro-Brand Digest, a semi-monthly roundup of all the new micro-brand news we’re following, from concepts that show promise, to kickstarter launches to restocks, and
Seiko had a mic drop moment this summer when they released a collection of Seiko 5 Sport automatic GMT watches for under $500. This is a watch we’d all been
Ulysse Nardin has quite a comprehensive portfolio of collections and is primarily known for its background in marine chronometry but is also regarded as one of the most innovative watchmaking
Brands of all kinds exhibit at the Windup Watch Fair, from young upstart watchmakers to industry legends that have been around for over a century. Bulova falls very much in
Our friends over at Fratello have an exciting new collaboration available today. It’s with a brand that doesn’t get a ton of press and the watch itself is in that
Out of all the watches in my collection, the Speedmaster Calibre 321 is one of the pieces I appreciate most. Without making this article a love letter to the watch,
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors IWC introduces new versions of the Portugieser Automatic and the Portugieser Chronograph, both featuring stainless steel cases, contrasting white and blue
This summer, IWC unveiled a new, modern take on two of the most popular models within the Portugieser collection. READ MORE The post IWC Launches Two New Portugieser Models With
To commemorate the early days of its sports timekeeping, Tissot launches the Telemeter 1938. So named for the year 1938, the watch is inspired by a telemeter-equipped Tissot chronograph used
Last year, Oris surprised and delighted watch lovers with its “Cotton Candy” collection of bronze dive watches. They sported dials in colors such as light pink, sky blue and
The Horage journey first began back in 2009. While the brand’s first watch didn’t come for another six years, being a young, independent brand and designing your own in-house movements
As everybody has noticed, colour has become the new protagonist on the watch scene, making it harder and harder to pin down the current colour du jour. From blue to
I like watches beaten up! Well, some of them. By “beaten up”, I mean watches that have aged well as a glorious result of daily use. There aren’t that many
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