<p><span style="color: #000000;">Join us on an educational journey alongside Constant, where we delve into the world of Richard Mille guided by none other than Wei Koh, the founder of Revolution
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BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI The watch industry is often resistant to change. However, that didn’t stop Frank Giese, the founder of BWG Bavarian Watch, to disrupt this status quo and undergo a
Whether you're working with a limited budget or want a versatile piece, a strap monster is always a plus. The post 5 of the best strap monsters appeared first on
From April 9 to 15, 2024, the forthcoming Watches and Wonders Geneva event promises an engaging experience, placing a strong emphasis on visitor interaction with watchmaking brands. The event has
Isotope initially piqued my interest two years ago with their uniquely design-forward Hydrium “Will Return” dive watch. This timepiece was intentionally crafted to resemble the iconic “Will Return” sign often
What We Know Worn & Wound and Zodiac are back with their second '90s-inspired collaboration. This time, the duo has looked to a nostalgic pastime for inspiration, introducing the Super
During Geneva Watch Days 2023, Armin Strom unveiled a revised version of its One Week model, originally introduced over a decade ago in 2010. The One Week was notable for
After seeing the new Zodiac × Worn & Wound Super Sea Wolf Laser Tag limited editions, I immediately thought, “Worn & Wound did it again!” At the end of last
Fueled by nostalgia for the 90s, with a touch of 80s too, the Zodiac x Worn & Wound Super Sea Wolf Laser Tags are a spiritual follow-up to our highly
Decked out in photoreactive laser traces, the Zodiac x Worn & Wound Super Sea Wolf collaboration is one of the most fun releases of the year The post The Zodiac
Richard Mille has proven that summer is not ending through its new RM 07-01 Colored Ceramics Collection, aptly named 'Endless Summer.' READ MORE The post Richard Mille Declares Summer Is
Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser Though NOMOS may be best known for its minimalist style and Bauhaus sensibility, the Club line has always been the spot to look
Celebrating 30 years since the release of Citizen’s first atomic timekeeping watch, the new Tsuki-yoma A-T shows the evolution of the brand’s technical prowess and Citizen’s penchant for looking skyward
While the general watch-collecting population hunts MoonSwatches or Scuba Fifties, I am digging into a quartz Breitling Colt from the late ’80s that nobody seems to care about. But they
We continue to highlight a few of our favorite watches from among the more than sixty watchmakers that have created timepieces for the Only Watch charity auction, which commences Sunday,
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