Something a little different is coming. A geometric case, unconventional controls, a double-retrograde display, and a distinctly retro aesthetic. Two colorways, plenty of lume, and unlike anything we’ve collaborated on
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A week defined by big moves being made by small independents has brought us some unexpected hits in mid-August. The post New releases from Czapek, Alexandre Martin, Wren and more
“Watches, Stories, and Gear” is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and
Following up on our recent ABCs of Time article on the history of watch bracelets, we turn our attention to clasps, which are much more than simple closures today. In
The Patek Philippe World Time traces back to Louis Cottier's 1930s invention, evolving through the legendary Ref. 2523 to today's Ref. 5230. The post A Brief History of World Time:
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors NORQAIN Independence Skeleton Titanium DLC: the openworked 42mm goes Grade 5 titanium and black DLC at 82 grams, COSC-certified NB08S, from
The new Seiko Presage Classic Series HCC002 & HC008 present attractive dials and versatile aesthetics at an attractive, approachable price.The post Two new Seiko Presage Classic Series watches – one
Czapek & Cie expands its Promenade line with the Promenade Transparencies Aqua Blue, a limited edition of 38 pieces built around a blue fumé metallized sapphire crystal dial that reveals
Today, we have a slightly different story here on Fratello. This is the experience of one New Zealand photographer who has been diligently capturing the mechanical lives of pocket watches
Just last week, we showed you a pair of stunning Porsches made by Singer Vehicle Design and, surprisingly, Louis Vuitton, launched at the 2026 Monterey Car Week. It was a
BY JOVAN K Glashütte Original has always been one of those brands that watch nerds respect for their high-level movement finishing, yet they often end up arguing over their case proportions.
It was not long ago that I ranted, “Too Many Luxury Watches Feel Too Cheap (Even To The Untrained Eye)” in one of my Grinding Gears columns. I brought up
Why use a traditional, coiled balance spring when you can use a 14-micron-wide and 120-micron-“thick” silicon blade instead? With the latter, Girard-Perregaux set out to overcome the inherent challenge of
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