Earlier this year at Watches & Wonders, Vacheron Constantin basically overshadowed everything else they could do by breaking their own record for "world's most complicated watch" with the Berkley Grand

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What We Know In the heat of summer, Grand Seiko is dropping two cool new interpretations of their 44GS design for the U.S. market, both drawing from the various hues

Winston Churchill was an exceptional leader and a complicated man. Both adjectives could also be applied to his watches. Churchill loved watches, yet was always late. His great-grandson, Randolph Churchill,

For some reason, Furlan Marri caught fire with its first release in 2021. That watch, a meca-quartz Patek 1463 homage for a few hundred bucks, seemed to be just what

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Intersect Watch Show was born in 2021, a simple watch meetup hosted by Nodus at a brewery with a pandemic-limited 45 attendees and a few friendly brands shipping out their

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Recently, we took an exhaustive look at the Patek Philippe ref. 2497 from a scholarly perspective, tearing down each minute detail that makes Patek's first center-seconds chronograph so remarkable. If

Certain watches are just nearly perfect. These watches are perfect enough that when a friend inevitably asks for my recommendation for a "first good watch," I can size my friends

Finally, something Gerald Genta didn't design. As it turns out, when you're a guy as prolific as Genta, who pumped out hundreds of designs for 15 francs a pop in

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