The History of your Wristory
We make it easy for you to share your watch collection. Additionally, this site is an attempt to preserve the history of a watch from owner to owner.
Jaeger-LeCoultre’s 8th “The Collectibles” capsule collection highlights the brand’s relationship with America
For the 250th anniversary of the USA, Jaeger-LeCoultre's latest The Collectibles capsule collection looks at the watches built for the US.The post Jaeger-LeCoultre’s 8th “The Collectibles” capsule collection highlights the brand’s relationship with America appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Time and Tide Watches
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11 of the best time-only watches, when simplicity is all you need
There's something about a time-only watch that stands out.The post 11 of the best time-only watches, when simplicity is all you need appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Time and Tide Watches
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Introducing: Vacheron Constantin FiftySix Complete Calendar and Self-Winding—Two-Tone Grey Dials and Exclusive Live Pictures
Vacheron Constantin is giving two pillars of its FiftySix collection a
fresh look. The new FiftySix Self-Winding ref. 4600E/000A-H177 and FiftySix
Complete Calendar ref. 4000E/000A-H178 both come in stainless steel with a
two-tone grey dial and a new anthracite nubuck strap.
Watch Collecting Lifestyle
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First Look – The Voisin Aerosport, Albishorn’s Retro-Futuristic Take on the Dress Watch
By now, most of you should be familiar with Albishorn, the independent watchmaking brand created by Sébastien Chaulmontet. Built around the concept of “imaginary vintage” watches – models that are visually grounded in the past but that never existed – all of its timepieces so far have been specialised, instrument-like chronographs: regatta with the Maxigraph, […]
Monochrome Watches
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Review: The Albishorn Voisin Aérosport Imagines an Art Deco Watch That Never Was
Albishorn might be one of the most overlooked independent brands right now. For the last few years, they have quietly been making striking chronographs using proprietary movements, riffing on the concept of “imaginary vintage,” at reasonable, though not entry-level prices. These aren’t watches meant to be mistaken for vintage; rather, they aim to create watches […]
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Worn & Wound
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