Arnold & Son, the brand founded in honour of the famous 18th-century English watchmaker John Arnold, translates his historical legacy into high-end Swiss watches powered by in-house movements – about
Arnold & Son, the brand founded in honour of the famous 18th-century English watchmaker John Arnold, translates his historical legacy into high-end Swiss watches powered by in-house movements – about
John Arnold was originally a pioneering English watchmaker of the 18th century. So it is fitting that his namesake brand resurrected in Switzerland is creating his home city – with
There’s a riskiness to Oliver Gallaugher’s approach to watch design that I can’t help but admire. His aesthetic is clean, lending a stripped-down, contemporary look, but his methods are complex,
aBlogtoWatch Weekly is back on the main aBlogtoWatch YouTube channel with new releases every Friday! This week on the show, Rick and Ariel are holding down the fort without David
When lot 71 hammers at Sotheby's New York Auction on Monday, it will punctuate a story that was started nearly sixty years ago in France—the lot number surely a nod
Not too long ago, last February in fact, I had the opportunity to get my hands on a series of Miyota automatic movements, of which I disassembled the ubiquitous Calibre
It's somehow nearly halfway through June, and your reward is a chance for a breather with a few interesting watches to distract you from the heat. While, to my knowledge,
Typically, not a lot happens in the world of third-party mechanical watch movements. The ETA2824 reigned supreme for decades until Swatch Group stopped openly supplying them, giving way primarily to
There’s a line Praesidus has been quietly building its reputation on for years now: not inspired by history — made from it. Plenty of brands borrow wartime design cues. Very
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors And quickly, as with all things enjoyable, we have come to the seventh article in this series. This month, we consumed
One of the first truly functional and commercially successful mechanical alarm wristwatches, the Cricket has been one of Vulcain’s signature models since its introduction in 1947. Named after the distinctive sound
Tudor’s partnership with the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team is now entering its third season, and by now it has produced a small family of watches that
Oris has long been one of those rare watch brands that continually impresses us—not just with solid mechanical watches at approachable prices, but with a genuine commitment to doing good
Another Friday, another list. After picking our five favorite watches from the 1980s and the 1990s, it’s time to move on to the 2000s. By the turn of the millennium,