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It would be easy to say that Nivada Grenchen is jumping onto the integrated bracelet sports watch bandwagon with their latest release, the F77, but that would be entirely unfair and miss the point of this reissue altogether. This is a release that Nivada has been teasing on social media for months, and now that […] The post Nivada Launches the F77, a Reissue of their Own 1970s Integrated Bracelet Sports Watch appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Sometimes, small changes can make a huge difference, and create great enthusiasm. Yes, I know that the topic of the day will just be about a new dial colour. But in all fairness, that was a highly-anticipated one, an addition to an already very popular collection that will only make it more desirable. Tissot, with […]

This handsome diver can compete with the heavy hitters from Tudor, Omega and even Rolex.

“Three, two, one … GO!” Leif Mumma stabs the hard-packed snow with his ski poles and launches himself out of the start gate. He immediately takes a different, more central line down the steep Ozone face. By the looks of his sheer speed and direct approach, he’s charging hard, taking the mountain head-on. Judging his […] The post Full Send Personified: A Day of Extreme Freeride Skiing, Extreme Terrain and ‘Extreme’ Watches with Alpina appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Looking for a singular resource on all the watch finishing techniques you should ever be familiar with? Look no further, as we try to list every polishing, brushing and dial-creating process we knew of and could come across. Ctrl+F away, dear reader. Anglage Anglage, bevelling or chamfering, describes a movement finishing technique in which the … Continued The post Finishing school: Your need-to-know guide to watch finishing techniques appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post Finishing school: Your need-to-know guide to watch finishing techniques appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

The Rolex Daytona isn't the only chronograph ready for your wrist.

I don’t have any way to scientifically prove this, but I’m willing to bet that most people, if asked to close their eyes and picture a Nomos watch, will imagine a Tangente of some kind in their head. Nomos has been around long enough to create a whole bunch of beautiful watches, and some that […] The post The Tangente Neomatik Blue Gold is Very Blue and Unexpectedly Gold, Kind Of appeared first on Worn & Wound.

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For some collectors, the later Gallet Flying Officer with a Landeron movement is way too far from the original clamshell pioneer. But is it?  I have to say that until last week, I had never worn the original clamshell Gallet Flying Officer chronograph. My biggest surprise was how present the 34.5mm case felt on the […] Visit #TBT The Late Gallet Flying Officer With The Landeron 149 Movement to read the full article.

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Citizen creates the Thin Line collection watches that honor first responders. The series includes watches whose black dials are accented with a line of color appropriate to the heroes who put their lives on the line every day to help and save others: Red (fire fighters), Blue (police officers) or White (medical professionals). These watches,… The post Hands On With The Citizen Thin Blue Line Watch appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Deployant reader and friend submits this article which reflects upon a collection which has captured his heart for a long time. We had featured Michael Ho earlier in his watch collecting journey. Today, he tells of his origin story and the lure of the Omega Seamaster. Reader Submission: The lure of the Omega Seamaster Photographs [...] The post Reader Submission: The lure of the Omega Seamaster appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Photography by Bilal Khan. With its glaciers, ice floes, and snow-covered mountains, the awe-inspiring arctic has provided inspiration for many creative endeavors, with one of the latest examples being the DEFY Extreme Glacier from Zenith. To ...

Watchmaking is, of course, a profession born from chronometry. But, the core obsession within chronometry is making mechanical watchmaking as accurate and precise as possible. Due to the inherent beauty of astronomy, and the science within it, a natural evolution in watchmaking was to relay astronomical information on the dial of a watch – the … Continued The post 7 of the best moonphase watches under US$15K appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post 7 of the best moonphase watches under US$15K appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

Today, I am proud to share the design ideation stage of VPC’s debut watch. I have been postponing this one so that I could share a big chunk of progress in one go. And a big chunk it is! Finally, I have something visual to show you. Max Resnick and I started with my original […] Visit Building A Watch Brand Episode 5: The First Design Ideation Sketches to read the full article.

When it comes to Louis Vuitton watches, we can clearly see two categories. On one side is the so-called core collection, luxury watches composed of traditional complications and styles, such as the Tambour Street Diver. The other side of the spectrum is a collection of high-end watches showcasing impressive expertise, created and manufactured according to […]

Watches with a military heritage or connection have always held the fascination of collectors and enthusiasts, due to their robust qualities and a love for the romanticized ideals of fighting for one’s country. And then there is a special class of chronographs used throughout history by German military pilots, also known as fliegers, that have […] The post The Tutima x Revolution M2 Coastline Chronograph is a Modern Flieger That Hits all the Right Notes appeared first on Revolution.

Two-hundred fifty years ago, Longitude Prize-winning clockmaker John Harrison made clocks losing just one second per month. But that wasn't enough for him: in his later life, Harrison claimed that he could make a wall clock with a then-unheard-of-precision of just one second over 100 days! And 250 years later, it turns out he was right. The post Burgess Clock B Is The World’s Most Precise Pendulum Clock And Is Made To A 250-Year-Old Design By John Harrison, Longitude Prize Winner And Inventor Of The Marine Chronometer – Reprise appeared first on Quill & Pad.

There are some horological experiences that I’m almost certain I will never have — reviewing an A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia or owning a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface, for example. Never say never, but I’m pretty sure neither will ever happen. I do find these watches stunning and unique, and I truly do want to experience […] Visit Hands-On: The Vario Versa to read the full article.