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If you’ve been into watches for a while now, you’ve likely come across the Tornek-Rayville name. The brand behind the Tornek-Rayville Paradive, which I’ll be reviewing today, has a brief
This new Longines Spirit Zulu Time is yet another example that the St. Imier brand is on a roll lately. The people at Longines seem to listen to the watch
Not too long, I wrote the introduction article for the eccentric Lebond Siza, a watch designed by the 89-year-old Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza. The famous architect used one of his
When discussing vintage Citizen chronographs, there is perhaps no other model that garners as much attention from enthusiasts as the bullhead-style 1973 Chronograph Challenge Timer Tsuno. This classic chronograph’s solid
Last month, Oris introduced a followup collection to their incredibly popular Divers Sixty-Five Cotton Candy collection, this time rendered in 38mm steel cases. The bright dials and steel bezel works
Earlier today in Paris, Jean Arnault who runs the watchmaking division at Louis Vuitton made two grand announcements. The first (and subject of this article) is the debut of the
Smaller watches have been making a comeback, and, as one of its latest new releases for 2023, Citizen has created a midsize version of its classic Eco-Drive Promaster Dive watch.
Among the more enthusiast-driven releases from Citizen for 2023 is the NJ015 Automatic series, which is the brand’s lineup of budget-friendly integrated bracelet watches. Nicknamed the “Tsuyosa” (meaning “strength” in
Louis Erard is one of those brands that I follow closely. There is always an interesting story behind each of its models, whether it’s a remarkable collaboration, a great technical
For 2023, watchmaker Konstantin Chaykin has released a second version of the Wristmons Minions watch, this time in titanium, with some small design tweaks. The original Konstantin Chaykin Minions watch
I probably won’t have to tell you this, but the Seiko 6217-8000/8001, aka 62MAS, was Seiko’s very first professional diver’s watch in 1965. It’s the predecessor of all those magnificent
I picked the wrong watch. Sorry about that. My list of the best summer watches consisted of a steel and gold Longines Spirit Zulu, a Certina DS Action Diver 38mm,
Sometimes wishes do come true. It sounds a bit cliche and over the top, but it’s not in this case. In March, Seiko unveiled its first series of mechanical Prospex
The Wristmaster Traveller is a standout series within the Yema collection. We know the French brand predominantly for its dive watches, sports chronographs, and military versions of either of the
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