Welcome back to Bring A Loupe, and happy Friday! After a laser focus and a small opening rant on the idea of rare last week, today's selection is a bit
"It's called the Mirage because it's all the 'don'ts' of the watch industry combined into one piece that'll exist on its own, almost an illusion," Sylvain Berneron, founder of Berneron,
In November of 2022, Hamilton seemingly answered the watch community's unending requests for a smaller version of the Interstellar-associated Khaki Field Murph by releasing one in 38mm. A full 10
The Goodwood Revival is one of the most spectacular motoring events on earth, and when the cars come out, so do the watches. You'll see everything from unobtanium Swiss masterpieces
After a short summer break, we're back with another episode of Hodinkee Radio. In addition to the podcast feed, each episode also has video, so swing by Hodinkee's YouTube channel
Some of the best stories in the watch world are created when watches are passed from one generation to the next, as watches make excellent heirlooms and are often carefully
It's impossible to keep up with all the releases that happen in a year. In the past, I've been pretty open about the fact that I occasionally will miss something
This year marks a decade of Apple Watch. In 2014, Apple introduced the very first generation of the Apple Watch, with coverage from the one and only Ben Clymer. In
Baltic has come a long way since its founding eight years ago. Founded by Etienne Malec, the brand started as a Kickstarter darling. With its first campaign in 2017 for
The first thing that hits you about the Daniel Roth Tourbillon Rose Gold is the black polish. Flip over the watch to view the caliber DR001 through the sapphire caseback
Earlier this year, Cartier released the Tank Mini Louis Cartier. Gloriously posted across Instagram on petite wrists, as well as larger, hairier ones, the Mini was the toast of the
Welcome back to Friday and happy Bring A Loupe! Rare is a buzzword in watch collecting. Used far too often and with far too many accompanying adverbs in the annals
Rolex has come with a different kind of release: a book. Oyster Perpetual Submariner – The Watch That Unlocked The Deep is a new 252-page book in partnership with publisher Wallpaper*
My final appointment, if you can call it that, during a whirlwind 48 hours at Geneva Watch Days was an impromptu meeting over beers with young German watchmakers Johannes Kallinich
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