At this point in my watch collecting journey, most of my purchases are considered. They are often the result of months, or even years, of planning, or simply waiting until
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As its name suggests, the Riviera by Baume et Mercier has a strong connection to the world of the sea. With the Riviera Azur 300, unveiled last March at the
I was surprised when I was first presented with the new Titoni Seascoper 300 Color Block Edition. The first impression it gave me was that it’s a stealthy piece, but
Collaborating with underwater photographer “Cayman” Jason Washington, Yema show off their know-how when it comes to a more contemporary design with the Sous Marine. The post The Yema Sous Marine
Sadly, I’m a tad too late with this review. The summer is over, and unless you are lucky enough to enjoy warm weather much more south or west of where
I have a soft spot for Longines DolceVita watches — I wore my dad’s full stainless steel one on my wedding day as my “something borrowed.” Actually, let me rephrase
With its compass bezel, the Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition is a field watch that knows where it's going. The post The Hamilton Khaki Field Expedition will not lead you astray
We all know about the Dirty Dozen, the mil-spec group of watches produced in 1945, many of which never saw combat. While collectors scour online auctions to find vintage examples
Few dial styles are as evocative and enduring as the classic “panda dial” chronograph. The simple combination of a white (or silver) main dial and black subdials has given rise
BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI While I wasn’t born in the sixties, I’ve always been drawn to the timeless charm of that era. Its unique blend of creativity, style, and individuality continues to
Maybe you remember that I once came up with an iron rule: if it’s over €10K, it must be less than 10mm thick. In the explanation that followed, I mentioned
Don’t we have enough dive watches? No, we don’t. We never have enough of them. Diving is a popular theme for developing and designing watches, and the watch community loves
It’s been almost half a year since our last Vulcain review. But we love the brand, both vintage and modern, and it has something new to offer. On the 21st
The concept of “handmade” in watchmaking typically only exists within the very highest levels of the luxury segment, and even having small amounts of hand-finishing on components virtually guarantees that
I don’t know about you, but I wasn’t immediately convinced when the Blancpain × Swatch Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Collection came out a week and a half ago. I noticed
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