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Archive for Jan 4, 2023
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When it comes to Seiko, we somewhat understandably spend an awful lot of time focused on their excellent dive watches. Just this week, we brought you news of a new
The story of Pasha de Cartier dates back to the 1930s and involves claims that the Pasha of Marrakesh ordered an elegant watch to match his royal status that could
Ulysse Nardin celebrates the year of the rabbit with a new timepiece that embodies the Manufacture’s craftsmanship, the Classico Rabbit. READ MORE The post Ulysse Nardin Celebrates the Year of
Porsche Design is once again the official timing partner of the GP Ice Race in Zell am See, Austria, in January 2023. For the fourth new edition of the legendary
It’s interesting how sometimes one great product can put a brand on the map. While independent watch brand Code41 has been around for just over six years now (it was
A.F.0210. Straps — The Search For The Perfect Strap For Your Vintage(-Inspired) Field Watch Is Over!
As some of you know, I’m more of a bracelet guy, but I still buy watch straps from time to time. There are many companies out there offering watch straps
With the Defy Extreme Tourbillon, Zenith launches its most advanced and complicated chronograph movement to date. This high-frequency haute horlogerie chronograph beats at the rate of 360’000 VpH and can
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors While Dievas might not be a brand that is as often mentioned in the general watch collecting community, the Germany-based manufacturer
Valentine’s Day is a marketing opportunity for many watch brands and the perfect occasion to launch special editions. Blancpain has been producing Valentine’s Day models for more than two decades,
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN It’s amazing how much happened in 2022, the year that was the first year of relative post-pandemic normality. Sure, there are still people who insist on wearing masks
Mars is a planet with a lot of mystery, its red sand surface occupying the dreams of those who ache to set foot on its surface. For watch enthusiasts who
Could we be entering a new phase of retro love? I don’t know about you, but these days I’m feeling somewhat desensitized to the coolness of 1960s dive watches. We
Australia is associated with a lot of things, but watchmaking is not necessarily one of them. We tend to think of Rugby, Kangaroos, surfing, the Great Barrier Reef and the
Last year was a milestone watch year for me. I released my book and stepped on board at Fratello. I was also blessed to be able to acquire some very
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