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Credor returns to its first-ever tourbillon with the Goldfeather Tourbillon GBCF999, a watch that emphasises traditional Japanese craftsmanship with maki-e lacquerwork and hand engraving. Tracing its lineage back to the inaugural
Founded in 1737, Favre Leuba is one of the few names in Swiss watchmaking that carries such a rich vintage sport-chic DNA. The brand is renowned for its robust designs
One of the brands I’ve most enjoyed getting to know through our Windup Watch Fairs is Elliot Brown. Based in the UK, the brand offers an almost overwhelming variety of
Amsterdam-based Calgari Watches lands in the U.S. with a focused vision to offer thoughtfully designed chronographs made with love for city culture. Founded in 2019, the brand aims to create
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Ariel, Rick, David, and Ripley are back with a wrist-worn whirlwind of hilarity, horology, and Hungarian heroes. This week’s ceremonial clap-in goes to the Sowind
Hermès is deepening its commitment to vertical integration and artisanal excellence with a major expansion of its watchmaking facility in Le Noirmont, Switzerland. Scheduled for completion by 2028, the enlarged
The third iteration of the Pelagos FXD from Tudor (Ref. M25717N-0001) comes with a matte black dial and is dedicated to the countless dive watches that were issued in the past
The 1960s were a complicated decade for the United States military. The polarizing, drawn-out conflict in Vietnam threw soldiers, sailors, and aviators into the volatile politics and protests of the
The latest bellwether report from the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers suggests massive growth for the industry at large. The post On a tear: the British watch industry
In 2024, Alpina introduced new stainless steel additions to its Alpiner collection, featuring a more compact and versatile cushion-shaped case measuring 39 mm (you can read our review here).At Watches and
Credor is often regarded as being a connaisseur’s brand, one of those beguiling watchmakers known and appreciated by a small group of deeply devoted watch collectors and enthusiasts. Part of
The post Interview: Antoine Pin On Returning To TAG Heuer And Why Its Future Belongs To The Fearless appeared first on Revolution Watch. Read the full article...
Blancpain introduced the Tech line back in 2023 with the impressive Tech Gombessa. After that came the limited-edition Tech BOC (Blancpain Ocean Commitment) IV earlier this year. Now, we see
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Credor releases a new tourbillon, which they call the Gold Feather with a tourbillon and a new urushi métier d’art on
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