In our previous episode of the Collector’s Corner, we took a look at the Chopard L.U.C 16/1860 and its siblings that are part of the micro-rotor Calibre 96 family. From
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German high-end independent watchmakers Lang & Heyne have created a rather special looking watch. It is special because it replicates a historic clock tower, situated in the region of Glashütte.
When it comes to TAG Heuer, it hardly gets more emblematic than the square-shaped Monaco. Part of the various watches dedicated to motorsport, alongside the Carrera, the Silverstone and the
If you want a good understanding of a watch brand, visiting its manufacture is often an eye-opening experience. There you’ll find out how the brand manufactures its watches, what’s made
REC Watches’ philosophy of “Recover, Recycle, Reclaim” has led to a seriously cool range of watch collections. Each one contains a repurposed piece of iconic vehicles such as the Land
Moving from a manufacture of classic, sometimes almost austere Germanic watches to a brand with more flair and playing on colours has been done gradually at Glashütte Original, but the
Since its worldwide expansion in 2016, the Seiko Presage collection has never ceased to grow. Inside this range of usually elegant and refined watches, there are multiple lines to consider,
When it comes to robust, accessible and capable dive watches with mechanical movements, some names often come back in the discussions. Seiko and the SKX007 have dominated this market for
They say that money makes the world go round but to some, it might be something very different altogether: coffee! It’s often the first thing done when getting out of
In recent years, we’ve seen Swiss brand Louis Erard moving from a confidential manufacturer to a hot watch company, mostly due to a series of well-designed collaborations with great names
If there is one single thing to say about German watchmaking company MeisterSinger, it’s the fact they have managed to create a niche for themselves and run with it. The
It’s no secret that Seiko and Citizen are the champions when it comes to affordable, in-house mechanical watches that are both stylish and reliable. Swiss counterparts like Hamilton and Tissot
The concept of resonance is somewhat of a watchmaker and physicist’s dream, which has shown to be extremely difficult to materialize in reality. First demonstrated by Dutch mathematician, scientist and
Watchmaking is at the crossroads of art and science. Just like Da Vinci’s works. This might be enough to make the partnership between Vacheron Constantin and Le Louvre a natural
When it comes to entry-level, affordable watchmaking with decent specs and (often) very good looks, you can’t ignore Seiko. The Japanese powerhouse has a collection that’s spread as wide as
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