Despite having a deep appreciation for art-inspired watches, I often find that their designs are a bit hit-or-miss for my personal preferences. Unless the artwork is integrated into the piece
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It is always nice to have a chance to talk about something new from the boutique and traditional (read: not good communicators or marketers, but impressive watchmakers) La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland-based
The Breguet Classique family of watches is among my favorite high-end horology in the world. The concept of the Classique is to merge the old-world prestige and allure of Abraham-Louis
I’m sure every brand owner is a watch person, but when a public watch person comes out with a watch, it’s always interesting to see what they deliver. At some
“Grande Complication” — it is only now that I realize how long it’s been since I last read these words. Thanks to the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Grande Complication — yep,
While it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, I found myself really enjoying this new numbered reissue watch from Zurich-based Ollech & Wajs. Historically, Ollech & Wajs produced timepieces that were
Despite being arguably the most popular segment in watchmaking, the modern dive watch is far from a comprehensive tool for diving. Not only do most serious scuba divers view traditional
At some point last year, I saw a Hamilton I’d never seen or heard of. I couldn’t find anything about it, except a brief blurb on a buried product page
The tagline of Jacob & Co.’s new God of Time watch is: “the fastest tourbillon ever.” Standard tourbillon mechanisms spin on their own axis once every 60 seconds. There have
Started by two passionate timepiece collectors and community organizers in Puerto Rico, Santurce Collection is a newer watch brand. It’s a self-described microbrand, and in a lot of ways, Santurce
1737 was an eventful year: The Louvre opened its doors for the first public admission to the Salon de Paris; John Harrison successfully trialed his longitude clock; and Abraham Favre
This Ferdinand Berthoud is my kinda watch. It isn’t perfect (truly nothing is), but it is breathtaking and captivating. The beauty is all in the execution and the details. This
I’m going to say something that may not be right and that many may disagree with, but which popped into my mind while thinking about this watch. Xeric is the
The last decade or so at Oris has been one of transition. The brand that once offered your choice of an awesome tool watch or a complicated dress watch seems
The Armand Nicolet M02 family of wristwatches represents the type of classy, retro-inspired timepiece I liked when first getting to know the brand more than 20 years ago. Recently, Switzerland-based
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