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Audemars Piguet has long embraced new materials and continues to expand its ceramics expertise, revealing a striking new version of the Royal Oak Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon. While the base of
Long before purpose-built dive and aviation watches became commonplace, expedition watches served as dependable all-around instruments for explorers traveling through unfamiliar environments. That versatility continues to appeal today, combining legibility,
Louis Erard has been making collaborative watches for years. In fact, you can pretty easily point to limited edition collaborations as a venture that has sustained the brand over the
Twelve on Time is a conversation series that invites leading personalities from the watch industry to step beyond their work and speak more personally about their relationship with time, creativity,
There are a handful of people in the watch industry whose fingerprints are on nearly every era of watchmaking and enthusiasm, and Michael Friedman is one of them. He's been
There are a handful of people in the watch industry whose fingerprints are on nearly every era of watchmaking and enthusiasm, and Michael Friedman is one of them. He's been
The Grand Seiko SBGY043 combines the manufacture's hand-wound Spring Drive technology with a dial inspired by centuries of Japanese craftsmanship. Its deep indigo colour and engraved texture create a distinctive
The post The elegant case for the modern summer watch appeared first on Revolution Watch. Read the full article...
For four days every August, Aspen becomes one of the most exciting destinations in American watch collecting. Boutique-lined streets fill with watch enthusiasts, collectors, executives and artisans, all gathering to
Founded in 1983 in Munich by the late Gerd Lang, Chronoswiss acquired renown for introducing the first serially produced regulator wristwatch in 1987. Now in the hands of Oliver Ebstein,
After launching timepieces inspired by the fantastic Arthurian mythology, Roger Dubuis thinks it’s time for a lesson on Japanese history. The new Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy takes inspiration from the
Chronoswiss unveils two new stone-dial configurations for its Small Second collection — the Small Second Jasper and Serpentine. These two watches mark the first use of natural stone dials in
A simple watch that tells the story of the brand's past, present, and where it might be going in the future. The post The Chronoswiss Small Second Stone Dials tell
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Chronoswiss Small Second Stone: the Jasper and Serpentine bring natural stone dials to the 40mm Small Second, limited to 50 pieces
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