BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Back in February, we covered the launch of Piaget’s curious new Polo Flying Tourbillon Moonphase watch. Piaget has lagged behind its competition on this side of the planet
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By Jovan Krstevski Born out of TUDOR’s long flirtation with motor racing, the Black Bay Chrono “Carbon 25” rolls into the paddock with the swagger of a pitlane veteran. Built
By Jovan Krstevski Zenith’s 160th birthday bash has landed and front and center is this monochrome blue bruiser, the Pilot Big Date Flyback 160th Anniversary Edition. The watch is loud;
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN You know, it feels like only yesterday that we were talking about a new Seiko Prospex model here on WristReview. That’s because it virtually was, Seiko seems to
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Panerai has, for some time now, been offering us watches which are tied in with experiences and adventures of an extraordinary nature for those fortunate enough to buy
By Jovan Krstevski Remember how Zenith rolled out the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar last year in stainless steel? Everyone loved that compact 38mm package that threw it way back to
By Jovan Krstevski When the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Retrograde Date Openface showed up for review, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. On paper, it read like someone
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Breguet is my favourite watchmaker going, I love the way their watches look be them simple or complex, for men or women or anything else. They make designs
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN ochs und Junior isn’t a household name even in the watchmaking community; perhaps it should be. It was founded in La-Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, in 2006 by Ludwig Oeschlin along
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN One of the trends we’ve noticed over the past few years in watches is the ever-increasing cost of buying yourself a mechanical wristwatch. There are several factors for
By Jovan Krstevski H. Moser & Cie. is at it again, tossing convention out the window and serving up haute horology with a generous helping of humor. The new Pioneer
By Jovan Krstevski Word on the street is that Biver’s Automatique stable has just welcomed a brace of novel iterations, each pitching a rather distinctive tent in the horological landscape.
By Jovan Krstevski Well, here’s a fresh drop that’s got some real old-school DNA with a contemporary sheen. Blancpain’s classic Fifty Fathoms, a watch that pretty much helped kickstart the
By Jovan Krstevski Audemars Piguet has dipped deep into its heritage paint pot and pulled out a trio clad in the brand’s historically significant “Bleu Nuit, Nuage 50” hue. Royal
By Jovan Krstevski & Harlan Chapman-Green Words by Harlan Chapman-Green Another year means another jaunt to Switzerland where I took an endless amount of photos and then came home to
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