In the week that Haute Horlogerie Dominique Renaud is launched to the world and its eponymous founder unveils his first signed watch, WatchPro looks back to a conversation with the
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Dominique Renaud finally has his own name on a watch dial. The legendary watchmaker, who founded Renaud & Papi with Giulio Papi in 1986, has been responsible for developing high
Citizen is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Eco-Drive technology with the launch of the Eco-Drive Photon limited edition models. The release commemorates the brand’s introduction of the world’s first
One of the most active brands on British soil, Christopher Ward has recently demonstrated its capacity to create intricate mechanisms and movements, such as the Bel Canto and its chiming
Christopher Ward is, without a doubt, one of the most active watch brands around today. It has consistently shown us how to push the envelope of what is possible in
The Christopher Ward C63 Sealander True GMT fills a conspicuous gap in the brand’s catalogue with a proper ‘flyer’ GMT, complete with an independently adjustable local-time hour hand. A handsome,
Christopher Ward has added a True GMT watch to its popular Sealander collection – a fan favourite functionality that the brand describes as long requested by fans. The new model
It’s a question that comes up from time to time in today’s watch world: Does resale value affect how much you enjoy a watch? With secondary market prices discussed almost
Brand Invicta Caliber Number IM-Q-012, IMQ012 Movement Type Quartz, battery-powered Diameter 28.8mm Height 4.57mm Jewel Count 0 jewels Frequency 32,768 Hz Accuracy Rating +/- 20 seconds/month Battery Cell # 371/370
Brand Time Module, Inc. (TMI) Caliber Number VD57, VD57A, VD57B, VD57C Movement Type Quartz, battery-powered Lignes 12.75”’ Outside Diameter 29.5mm x 26mm Casing Diameter 28.8mm Height 4.57mm Jewel Count 0
What We Know How good were you in high school physics? If I asked you to demonstrate how light is a wave (while still being a particle), could you? Well,
While it was Seiko that first commercialised the quartz watch in 1969 with the legendary Astron, one could argue it was Citizen that took the ball and ran with it.
In 2026, Citizen Watches of Japan will celebrate 50 years of producing timepieces with electronic movements powered by light. To commemorate the occasion, Citizen has introduced the Citizen Eco-Drive Photon
Citizen invented the first solar-powered analogue watch way back in 1976, and now it’s marking 50 years of its signature timepiece with “The Citizen” Eco-Drive 50th Anniversary. Five decades on
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