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Released in January 2020, just before the pandemic, the Streamliner paved an entirely new road for indie watchmaker H. Moser & Cie. Despite these unusual circumstances, the watch has been a tremendous success, which can be explained by the combination of luxury sports watch elements with an unusually fluid shape (which explains its name). Initially […]

A pink-on-pink Patek 1518 and another astronaut Speedmaster round out the highlights at Sotheby's New York.

About a month ago, Mike and I visited the Swatch Group office in Eschborn, Germany. It was an excellent opportunity to meet our friends from the company who we had not seen in a long while. Furthermore, they were gracious enough to present us with some of their latest creations from the first half of […] Visit Introducing: The New Certina DS Action Diver 43mm to read the full article.

Rado is renowned for its innovative use of high-tech ceramic and minimalist, contemporary design. Although we usually cover the sportier retro-inspired members of Rado’s family on MONOCHROME, such as the Captain Cook and the Diastar, the brand also offers dressier more contemporary models like the Rado True Thinline. Introduced in 2011, this watch has an […]

Watches and military history have an unbreakable bond. You only need to think back to the very beginnings of the wristwatch as a tool. During the Anglo-Burma War and First Boer War, soldiers began to strap pocket watch cases with primitive soldered lugs to their wrists, which opened the door for a new market. Fast-forward … Continued The post How time shaped the Type 20 chronograph, and the brands that keep the legend alive appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post How time shaped the Type 20 chronograph, and the brands that keep the legend alive appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

Even if you have been to Tokyo, Patek Philippe gives us good reason to go back. From June 10-25, 2023, the brand is hosting its Watch Art Grand Exhibition Tokyo event which promises to 165,000 draw visitors in to experience this grand maison and all that it creates.  This year marks the sixth and largest… The post Tokyo Anyone? Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition To Open Soon appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

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Fratello On Air returns with a look at six divers under €1,000 each. We could do this episode any time, but summer is the perfect time due to casual wear and loads of water-related activities. We’ve picked a fairly wide range of pieces from a wide array of countries. If rotating bezels are your thing, […] Visit Fratello On Air: Six Divers Under €1,000 That Are Ready For Summer to read the full article.

Mido, a brand part of the Swatch Group, has been quite active in recent years, offering nicely designed, well-equipped, accessible watches often with a vintage twist. Last year, the brand present a very appealing watch, a tribute to an important model of its historical portfolio, the Multifort Powerwind. The return of Mido’s precision Powerwind of […]

Don’t you love it when a watch brand seems everlasting and single-minded? Vacheron Constantin, for instance, was founded in 1755 and has been in pursuit of timekeeping perfection ever since. Now that’s horological street cred. I am a guitar guy. Stories of Banner Gibsons and pre-war Martins leave me drooling. Yamaha, meanwhile, makes a similarly […] Visit When A Watch Brand Didn’t Start By Making Watches to read the full article.

As America’s #1 Gold Record Award-winning group of all time, KISS is easily one of rock’s most influential bands. The Rock N Roll Hall of Famers have released 44 albums, sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, and toured for over 40 years. In this edition of The Ele Series, Eleonor sits down with the… Continue reading The Ele Series: Meeting KISS, Part I The post The Ele Series: Meeting KISS, Part I appeared first on Revolution Watch.

After some unfortunate incidents involving a watch and some scratch-inducing substances, Wei and Constant decided it was time for some essential watch-handling tips from Revolution! Come with us as we dive into a lively discussion about watch etiquette and five no-nos you should always keep in mind when it comes to your friends’ timepieces. Let’s… Continue reading 5 Things NOT TO DO to Your Friends’ Watches! The post 5 Things NOT TO DO to Your Friends’ Watches! appeared first on Revolution Watch.

It’s payback time. For Laurent Picciotto, it is. Picciotto is the founder of the Chronopassion boutique at 271 Rue Saint-Honoré in Paris. And that’s not your run-of-the-mill watch shop. The brands in the store are of the exotic kind, and it reflects Picciotto’s trust and belief in Nouvelle Horlogerie. If you’re hunting for out-of-the-box watches, […] Visit The MB&F LMX Paris Edition — It’s Payback Time! to read the full article.

by Raman Kalra thinks that the Tudor Ranger might be the most interesting of the latest releases by Tudor, as it is a whole new model release. But as he points out, it does have issues he would like to see resolved. The post Tudor Ranger: Right Recipe But Half-Baked appeared first on Quill & Pad.

This edition of Micro-Brand Digest will be focusing on some of the brands that exhibit at our Windup Watch Fair. Every year upon walking into the fair during setup, the editorial team often gets their first look at many of the exhibiting brands, as we are a separate entity to the event and commerce components […] The post Micro-Brand Digest: Windup Watch Fair Edition appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Chanel's timepieces are a modern repackaging and repurposing of the core Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel design tenets. Our Style Editor tells us exactly why we should care.

Flora Adora is the latest release within the Cabinet of Curiosities line from Hendrick’s Gin. Hendrick’s Gin is produced by the family-owned William Grant & Sons distillery in Scotland and their gin is distilled at the Girvan distillery which mainly focuses on distilling whiskey. Here at WCL, we’ve talked about other limited editions from Hendrick’s Cabinet of Curiosities including Orbium, Lunar, and Midsummer Solstice.

For those who’ve read my previous story on a watch by Moritz Grossmann, it should not come as a surprise I have high regard for the German manufacturer. There’s just something about the ultra-refined style of watchmaking found in the Glashütte region I connect with. Following the incredibly complex Hamatic, which looks almost deceptively simple […]

Since 2017, Rado has partnered with the Great Gardens of the World organization on watches that are inspired both by nature and the sometimes meticulous preparation of the world’s great gardens. Watchmaking and gardening might seem like an unlikely match at first, but this series is really an opportunity for Rado designers to use the […] The post Rado Adds Three New Ceramic Watches to their Great Gardens of the World Series appeared first on Worn & Wound.

These next classes will be hosted by Norqain and Ben Bridge Jeweler.