BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The historic brand Longines prides itself on making high quality watches with modern tech and often incorporating retro styling into the mix. Okay, a lot of watchmakers are
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G-Shock’s 40th anniversary is almost over. But as the celebrations come to an end, Casio throws us one last curveball to close the year out. Two classic G-Shock “Squares” get
A few months ago, I sat down with Lionel a Marca, CEO of Breguet. A Marca has been with Swatch Group for 30 years and has been with Breguet since
Nivada Grenchen F77 The original Nivada Grenchen F77 was ... Read the full article...
It’s over a week into December, and no doubt your holiday shopping is in full swing unless you’re a last minute shopper (we’ll have a blog post for you soon
On this week’s episode of A Week in Watches, we have news from Furlan Marri, Arcanaut, Baltic, Oak & Oscar, and Seiko. Furlan Marri returns to its roots with a
Pairing compact dimensions with excellent features for the price point, the Gin Clear is a capable diver. The post Melbourne-based Second Hour present the handsome Gin Clear MkII appeared first
Generally speaking, I’m a big fan of Grand Seiko, and I find the majority of the brand’s watches to be objectively beautiful creations, even when they aren’t models that I
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors It is the time of the year again, and as with my other colleagues in Deployant, I will be sharing three
Longines is a storied Swiss watchmaker whose former CEO once caused me to pay luggage weight overages when flying back from Europe. When I took an interest in some of
Rado is adding a new chapter to the history of the Anatom, a wristwatch that was first introduced in 1983 and whose name refers to the perfectly anatomical fit of
“Put two creative people in a room, and watch the magic happen.” While it might not exactly work like that, a joined project between two designers, artists or brands can
For watch lovers, the name “Paul Newman” is associated first and foremost with Rolex, and in particular with a subset of that brand’s Daytona watches with specific dial characteristics, including
With nods to the winners' medals and revolutionary icon Marianne, Omega pays tribute to the Paris Olympics. The post Omega’s Seamaster 300M Paris is clad in medal gold appeared first
Solid slices of Fordite, composite dials made from slate… What’s next in Arcanaut’s arsenal of unexpected dial materials? Scandinavian mussel shells. Yes, you read that correctly. When I first read
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