What We Know Collective Horology is back with another collaborative project, this time with Montblanc. Vintage watch lovers will be excited to hear that it's not just a Montblanc, the
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Did you find yourself waking up today with an aching desire for a watch that is just a little bit more special? Something with a historic movement, perhaps? Something very
In 1987, Citizen debuted the Attesa watch, named after the Italian word that loosely translates to a feeling of “expectation, waiting, or anticipation.” The focus of the Attesa watch was
Horage may not be your household brand, but it is a name that’s getting noticed in the watch industry. In 2014, after seven years of painstaking development, Horage and its
It is rare for watches to be given the catwalk treatment at major runway shows, but Louis Vuitton showed how being part of the LVMH fashion empire could benefit its
MeisterSinger is the world’s leading brand in the production of single hand watches. The time is indicated by just one needle-sharp hand that sweeps over the 12 hours divided by
The Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet makes its first-ever debut in a 38mm size with ivory and purple hues. The post Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet debuts in new 38mm
Finally, after months of wondering when it would break cover, the new Seiko SPB411 Navigator Timer reissue is here. This might be the most highly anticipated release from the Japanese
Within its Prospex line (which stands for professional specifications), Seiko has long been inspired by its past glorious watches – most of the time with its emblematic dive watches. This
Welcome to another episode of Fratello On Air. This time, we talk about replacements for three of the most popular watches in existence: the Submariner, Speedmaster, and Calatrava. These watches
This is a fun time to be reviewing Raymond Weil watches because the Geneva-based company is currently undergoing a subtle shift in its product strategy that is making its already
In 2019, a Rolex GMT Master worn by Marlon Brando when he played the shell-shocked Colonel Kurtz in the 1979 Vietnam War classic Apocalypse Now was sold by Phillips in New
Most of the world’s biggest watch collectors like to be private about their amassed treasures. Not so French entrepreneur Patrick Getreide, who made his fortune acquiring and selling companies and
Audemars Piguet has answered calls for smaller versions of the Code 11.59 with a pair of watches in 38mm cases that will appeal equally to men and women. Previously, Code
Dr. Ludwig Oechslin is famous for his ability to make complications look simple. Pervaded by the minimalist and highly functional spirit of Bauhaus, the industrial design and bold colours of
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