While most watch enthusiasts are familiar with Doxa‘s signature watch, the SUB 300 collection and its variations, there are more ranges from the brand that need a bit of explanation.
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As its latest new release for 2023, Doxa has unveiled an updated generation of its SUB 200 chronograph. The original Doxa SUB 200 C-Graph debuted in 2020 as a chronograph-equipped
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The DOXA SUB 200 C-GRAPH II brings the case size down from 45mm to 42mm. This is the first time DOXA’s famous dial colours have been given a sunburst finish.
The Jacob & Co. Epic SF24 is a watch that is so unapologetically original that it takes the classic world time complication and flips it on its head. Instead of
Despite the fact that dress watches are hardly the most popular type of timepieces among enthusiasts (at least for now), they are arguably one of the most common and relatable
Last week, I bumped into a beautiful Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660 that I had never held in my hands before. Most “Triple Six” models I’ve come across had a glossy dial,
Collaboration often leads to the best results, and Stella is a brand born of collaboration. With the name formed out of the founders Stephen and Marcella’s names, you can tell
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At the end of February, Richard Mille cemented its position in the world of motorsport – in particular classic cars – with a new sponsorship of the ICE St Moritz
RALF TECH is back with a unique forged carbon model, the 3rd of its name Read more at worldtempus.com
WorldTempus celebrates the arrival of Spring Read more at worldtempus.com
De Bethune announces the launch of its DBD "Season 2" watch in collaboration with renowned artist and music producer Swizz Beatz, thus united for the second time in a joint
As a big fan of moon phase displays, Joshua Munchow is always on the lookout for new approaches. So he was thrilled to see that the growing Chinese brand Behrens
Editor’s note: As soon as Invicta is mentioned in the presence of watch enthusiasts, jests and jeers are inevitable. The brand has long strayed from its centuries-old heritage and has
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