Brand Cartier Caliber Number 1917 MC Movement Type Manual-wind, mechanical In-House? Yes Shape Tonneau Diameter 12.9mm x 16.4mm Height ~2.9 Jewels 19 Beat Rate 21,600 vph (3Hz) Power Reserve 38
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If you're Grand Seiko, how do you make your best-seller, the SBGA413 "Shunbun," even better? Put it in rose gold, of course. That's exactly what Grand Seiko has done with
To say that Cartier has been prolific at Watches & Wonders 2023 would be an understatement. The brand is on fire, with so many new and attractive models, covering all
So much of the fun of working in this business is the excitement leading up to a trade show like Watches & Wonders. We love to predict, to anticipate. And
Re-releases. Is it more, or does another re-release appear each week? Most of the time, they just come across as a gimmick, although some, like Seiko’s SPB line of dive
For the 60th anniversary of its iconic Carrera timepiece, TAG Heuer is launching the Carrera Chronograph Glassbox 39 mm, a brand new interpretation that makes the sporty chronograph better than
While a far cry from its founder’s vision for haute horlogerie, Roger Dubois is a brand that never shies away from innovation, even if it means scaring off a few
The post Grail Watch 7: Angelus x Alain Silberstein U11 Streamline Tourbillon appeared first on Revolution. Read the full article...
Only a week ago, we’ve seen the comeback of yet another legendary name, Daniel Roth, and the introduction of the first watch of the new era. Behind the project is
The edgy ProPilot X line was upgraded last year with the Calibre 400 to power the popular series, distinguished by a straightforward, contemporary and technical design. Calibre 400, the in-house
Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser In an era of environmental change and diversifying values, Citizen aims to offer an even more enjoyable experience of time to more people
In what may have been the most predicted move by Rolex in years, the use of their newly introduced RLX grade 5 titanium has taken a step into the Yacht-Master
One of the strongest value propositions at Watches & Wonders is from an unsurprising contender, Tudor. Not entirely new but still compelling, the Black Bay GMT is a new version
Rolex expands its GMT-Master II collection with two new iterations: one clad in 18 kt yellow gold and Oystersteel and the other in yellow gold. Both are equipped with a
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN For Watches & Wonders 2023, Oris invited us to take a look at some of their new novelties. To warn you in advance, we’re not able to share
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