In 2005, Roger Dubuis launched the Excalibur, an imposing 45mm watch that established many of the key aesthetic traits and mechanical audacity that characterise the “hyper horology” the brand practises
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Mechanical movements attract most of the technical interest in watchmaking, but considerable engineering also goes into keeping them dry. For an everyday watch, the waterproof construction of the case and
The doors just closed on our most ambitious event yet; FounderFest. Seven watches across three events in Melbourne, London and NYC.The post FounderFest 2026 has left the stage – here’s
Moser has long been a brand who’s unafraid to experiment and test boundaries, creating many designs that have elicited conversation or even debate. Now, the brand is making waves with
It isn’t every day that an icon turns 50 — especially one that still knows how to move. Chopard’s Happy Diamonds concept celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and the
When it comes to watch inspirations, automotive and aviation themes have long been part of the game. Video games, however, are catching up. We have already seen retro legends like
The post Last Week In Watches: Rolex Revives the Padellone, Hublot Goes Full Koons appeared first on Revolution Watch. Read the full article...
Over the last several years, Jack Mason has been steadily redefining what it wants to be. The Dallas, Texas-based brand has moved well beyond its earlier fashion-watch roots, with watches
What We Know Last year, I wrote about Moser's interesting play in its ongoing partnership with Formula 1 team Alpine Motorsports, when it introduced a pair of Streamliners, including its
The Cartier Tank (from the quartz Tank Must to the hand-wound gold Tank Louis Cartier) and the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso (hand-wound Calibre 822 throughout its Classic range) are the only two
One of Manuel Emch’s defining moves to put Louis Erard back on solid footing was his collaboration strategy. By inviting avant-garde independent watchmakers such as Alain Silberstein and Vianney Halter
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Christopher Ward introduced the C63 Sealander in 2021 as a go-anywhere, do-anything watch. It was meant to be the brand’s contemporary, bread-and-butter line: a less specialized variation of the C60
What We Know It's likely that very few people, save the Grand Seiko diehards, remember the first manually winding 9S caliber in the GS collection. A distinction within a distinction,
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors H. Moser stirs up the pot once again with a watch that pivots from its high-end mechanical roots and provides an
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