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Some (in fact almost all) watches require minutes, hours, sometimes days to help one make up their mind about it. Not the new Bulgari Octo Finissimo Dazzle. Chances are that
Astronomy is part of Louis Moinet‘s history, who created the “compteur de tierces” chronograph specifically for celestial observations. The brand bearing his name has kept the connection alive through its
After writing about Tudor’s habit of arriving at a genuinely excellent design and then quietly undercutting it, it felt only fair to go looking for counterexamples. I wanted to find
With around 130 people producing just 200 watches per year, Greubel Forsey seems to have returned to its roots and abandoned plans to expand production further. On the latest episode
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN We love doing interviews here at WristReview. We love wristwatches and make no secret of that, but speaking to the folks working behind the scenes is always special.
BY JOVAN Rolex has never been a brand that needs to shout particularly loudly to get attention, but every now and then they do something that makes even the most familiar
We get hands-on with the Formex Essence FortyOne Arctic White, featuring a 41mm suspended case and a COSC-certified movement.The post The Formex Essence FortyOne Arctic White is an engineering nerd’s
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors What a week that was. Yes, it was two weeks ago, but after the exhaustive coverage I made. And all the
For more than three decades, Christophe Claret has been one of the names enthusiasts look to for unusual and interesting displays, animation, sound, and complications. Now, after a difficult period
Fresh off the avalanche of releases during Geneva Watch Days, we’re revisiting a Buying Guide topic from earlier this year. Sparked by watches like the De Bethune DB25 Digitale, one
Orient Star embarks on a new chapter for its 75th anniversary. While many of the brand’s anniversary releases this year celebrate the elements that helped define Orient Star, the new
The Roman brand has teamed up with one of the most well-respected names in independent watchmaking for something special. The post Bulgari pushes its own boundaries by collaborating with Vianney
Innovation takes on different forms in the luxury watch industry. New mechanisms and complications are certainly one form of innovation that the industry celebrates, but so are materials science and
Hamilton’s Khaki Field Murph has its origins on the screen. Created for Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, the watch became part of the film’s central relationship between Cooper and his daughter Murph,
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