Generally, watches are serious business. At least to most of us, they are. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for some fun. Some good examples are the many seconde/seconde/
Generally, watches are serious business. At least to most of us, they are. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for some fun. Some good examples are the many seconde/seconde/
Seiko releases two new limited edition Astron GPS Solar models with colored dials inspired by quartz crystals.The post Seiko takes quartz to a new level with two new Seiko Astron
Whenever Urwerk bids farewell to one of its watches, you know they will give it a special send-off. In the past, we’ve seen some excellent final salutes, such as the
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Urwerk releases the final edition of their now legendary UR-120 in a blue and gold colourway which they dedicate to Earth.
BY JOVAN K At Watches & Wonders 2024, Jaeger-LeCoultre showcased its watchmaking expertise by releasing the Duometre Heliotourbillon Perpetual in 18k pink gold, a spectacular debut that introduced the groundbreaking Calibre
Throughout all its phases of life, Angelus has been responsible for several milestones in wristwatch history, including some of the earliest chronographs with calendar indications. Its robust eight-day movements famously
It is a Richard Mille, it has desirable high-end mechanical wristwatch complications, and it is Ferrari-labeled. These three factors alone contribute to making timepieces such as Richard Mille’s RM43-01 (aka
Oris introduced its annual Hölstein Edition on June 1st, and unfortunately, the brand used renders (not very good ones) to showcase it. It was the accompanying press release, with all
All watch collectors have one watch that they will never part with. It might not be the most expensive piece in the collection, the rarest, or even the one that
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I first met Max Maertens at Dubai Watch Week last year. The young designer already has a storied career under his belt, working on projects with brands like Chopard, Vacheron
Christiaan van der Klaauw (founded in 1974 in the Netherlands) has dedicated itself almost exclusively to astronomical complications, creating wristwatches that display celestial phenomena with remarkable mechanical ingenuity. From planetariums
This week on The Business of Watches, a brand we don't talk about a lot on this channel - Jacob & Co. Complicated, audacious, and expensive, Jacob & Co. watches
It's summer in NYC. The Knicks are up 2-1 in the Finals. The pace has slowed a touch with the warmer weather, but the cold brew is still coursing through