The History of your Wristory

A twist on the classic Reverso, JLC's latest Tribute is the ultimate reminder of the brand's core capabilities.

Rolex is no stranger to niche models, specifically ones that specialise in less-than-mainstream purposes. The Milgauss, for example, was designed for scientists at CERN in the 1950s to withstand magnetic fields up to 1,000 gauss. Outside of this rather limited environment, it didn’t have much consumer appeal until its much later years and final models […]

Sales and profits fell for Richemont's Specialist Watchmaker division due to weakness in China, but Cartier owner says production has been adjusted.

With Grand Seiko’s rise to popularity in the last few years, it’s hard to find a truly obscure model. And yet, here we are. No, it’s not some vintage reference buried in the archives or a short-lived limited edition you didn’t know about. It’s a modern watch—one that was still available as recently as fall […] The post The Grand Seiko You Didn’t Know Existed – an Owner’s Review of the SBGX331 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

During Watches & Wonders Geneva earlier this year, Armin Strom introduced a striking new iteration of its One Week Skeleton—this time in lightweight titanium with enhanced skeletonization – making it a light-weight yet highly durable watch. Alluring in looks, as well. Now we go hands-on with the timepiece. While the One Week has been part… The post Hands On: Armin Strom One Week Skeleton in Titanium appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.