A revolution in affordable Haute Horlogerie with the latest M.A.D.1S. What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 8.75/10 The M.A.D.1S. is one of the best, if not the best, …
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Ever inspired by nature, Japan’s Grand Seiko has recently dropped a duet of Spring Drive timepieces inspired by the fall. It must be hard, being a Grand Seiko dial designer. …
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German watchmaker Glashütte Original presents the latest addition to its Spezialist collection in a minimalistic black-and-white look, showing a new side to the sporty timepiece! “Some things don’t need colour …
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Piaget’s Polo Skeleton collection experiments with the scratch-resistant, fade-resistant material for the first time in the collection’s history, adding a modern flair to the contemporary wristwatch. If you know my …
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As part of Perrelet’s Geneva Watch Days unveiling, the brand has released the Turbine Carbon Ice Blue and Turbine Titanium Ice Blue. For those who may be new to horology, …
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A Brand New Chapter In Speake Marin History is being created with the release of the RIPPLES Skeleton! The year 2024 marks a new milestone in Speake Marin’s history. Speake …
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The next generation of Mechanical Art Devices #1 has just been revealed at Geneva Watch Days! This time, it’s got a slimmer frame and a Swiss upgrade. MB&F are masters …
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In this latest hands-on review, we look at Seiko’s Prospex Marinmaster, a reinterpretation of the brand’s first-ever 1965 diver’s watch. What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 8.6/10 Seiko …
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The luxury Swiss watchmaker pays tribute to brutalism with the new asymmetrical watch that was created in 1960. Audemars Piguet has dug into its archives for this latest “[RE]Master” timepiece. …