I’m old enough to remember when MTV played music videos, the Dead toured nonstop and Ringo Starr actually had one hit (no hate comments). Music hits the senses like nothing
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Jaeger-LeCoultre is mostly famous for its elegant, discreetly luxurious watches. The Reverso and Master Control collections are gathering some of the most distinctive watches done by the Grande Maison. Still,
It has been quiet regarding the work of independent master watchmaker Thomas Prescher, but things are about to kick into a higher gear. Following the news Thomas Prescher will be
The antithesis of a demure swan song, URWERK bids a fond farewell to the last actor in its 220 collection, with a model that could be the star of a
We all know that watches and cars go hand in hand and that sealing a deal with a prestigious car manufacturer can heighten the appeal of a watch brand. Girard-Perregaux,
The A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus is a surprising watch on many levels. Dubbed the ALS you can wear on a daily basis, it’s a rather Germanic take on the
De Bethune, the brand created by master watchmaker Denis Flageollet, is known for its combination of ultra-modern designs combined with an impressive level of finishing and work on materials such
A brand owned by Citizen and the sister company of Frédérique Constant, Alpina is all about making accessible, robust sports watch with either a highly modern or vintage vibe, depending
Since the arrival of Guido Terreni as the brand’s new CEO, Parmigiani Fleurier has been shining a spotlight on the Tonda PF, its luxury sports watch collection derived from the
An important watch for the brand, if not its cornerstone model, the Mido Commander is a watch with a classic, slightly sporty vibe made to be used on a daily
For some years now – as of 2016, with the presentation of the Enamel and Urushi Chronographs – Seiko, through its Presage collection, has been involved in Japanese métiers d’art,
Ten years – eleven, if you want to be precise – have flown by since the launch of MB&F’s Legacy Machine No.1. Unveiled in 2011, the LM1 was a groundbreaking
The 1960s are often considered a golden era of lifestyle and design. It goes for art, music, design, fashion, automotive and, because you’re reading MONOCHROME, also for horology. The 1960s
Looking at the Seiko Prospex collection – as a reminder, “Prospex” being the nomenclature for PROfesional SPEcification, thus the range of sports watches of the Japanese manufacture – you have
In the not-too-distant past, a new and exciting watch release, from a new and exciting watch brand, would elicit an amount of excitement that one could describe as adequate, maybe
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