About a week ago, Mercedes-Benz’s AMG division released its most advanced, crazy complex, powerful hypercar ever. We’ve often heard the concept of “race car for the road” or brands applying
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A 50th anniversary is a big deal, and Audemars Piguet is making hay while the sun shines. We’ve seen plenty of birthday treats this year, including the much-anticipated anniversary Jumbo,
If you take a moment to consider the Swatch Group’s current state of affairs, there are a lot of good things going on. Admittedly, some brands seem a bit lost,
It’s coming. The 1980s are making a comeback in fashion and, as a natural extension, beginning to influence the niche sphere of watches. The Maurice de Mauriac Rallymaster is inspired
Bvlgari’s extravagant high jewellery flair meets high-end mechanical Swiss watchmaking in these absolutely sumptuous, wildly opulent and colourful high jewellery watches. The theme of this high-end 2022 watch collection is
It’s common knowledge that classic cars and mechanical watches go hand in hand, or if you prefer, that piston-heads and cog-heads are equally fascinated by beautiful machines. Since 2004, the
There’s been no shortage of truly spectacular watches this year so far, and I doubt we have seen the end of it for the remainder of the year. Companies spread
A classic among the collection of Pilot’s Watches, almost as important as the Big Pilot (in fact, it’s a chronograph that somehow relaunched the pilot range at IWC), the Pilot’s
Once again, Vacheron Constantin has demonstrated its mastery of artisanal crafts with its Métiers d’Art Tribute to great civilisations, a dazzling collaboration with the Louvre. This quartet of limited-edition watches
Presented in late 2020, the Montres KF EI8HT owes its name to the octagonal shape of its singular, faceted case. The brainchild of German master watchmaker Karsten Fraessdorf, it is
With a little over a century of watchmaking history, Titoni has accumulated a good deal of experience and is still owned by the founding family. It has a long tradition
Decades ago, before the advent of the quartz watch, observatory trials were extremely important. Beyond the chronometric science, the marketing benefits associated with these timing trials were considerable. For decades,
Parisian brand Bell & Ross is well known for the circle-in-a-square aesthetic modelled after clocks in vintage cockpits, starting with the iconic BR01. The Flight Instruments collection goes a step
Few watches are as daring, unconventional and historic as the Hamilton Ventura. Presented in 1957, it was the first electric, battery-powered watch in the world (not to be mistaken for
The Dutch watch scene might not have the same aura as the Swiss one, but it still is rather active knowing the size of the country… and the constant hegemony
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