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History is a double edged sword for a budget conscious collector like me. The nerdy half of me loves to get caught up in the horological space race of 1969 and participate in the 1953 drama of debating if Smiths or Rolex wore it best on top of Everest. But while my romantic side finds […] The post Opinion: Pedigree, Provenance and a Case for the Newcomers appeared first on Worn & Wound.

In 2021, Tissot introduced the PRX collection, a lineup that perfectly captured the essence of its 1970s inspiration with a barrel-shaped case, integrated bracelet, and quartz movement. A few months later, the design was reissued, featuring the Powermatic 80 movement. It quickly became clear that the series was perfectly in tune with the growing trend […]

Nat Geo, Mission Blue, and the Laureates, too.

With its recent release we wanted to go back to the history books and discover the incredible story of the Nivada Grenchen Antarctic. The post Deep Freeze: the cool history of the Nivada Grenchen Antarctic appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The Summer Olympic Games set a new world-record for watch-spotting opportunities as athletes showed off their best times and timepieces.

This article was originally published in the January/February 2022 Issue of the WatchTime print magazine.  The new Premier Heritage B15 Duograph 42 is currently Breitling’s most elegant timepiece and an homage to the pioneering spirit of ...

Grand Seiko is the unofficial master of finding inspiration in natural phenomena. Many of the brand’s dials are crafted to resemble skies, waters, and landscapes found all over Japan—these two new USA-exclusive limited editions are no exception. The Grand Seiko SBGA507’s blue dial is inspired by the sky over Lake Suwa at dusk. In turn, […] Visit Introducing: The Grand Seiko SBGA507 And SBGA509—A Pair Of USA-Exclusive Spring Drive Models to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Following the relative success of the Skin Diver, launched in 2021 after the brand’s creative redirection, Dietrich had decided to take a step further with yet another addition to the repertoire. Dietrich ED-1 The Dietrich ED-1 is priced at S$2,307 The ED-1 is the eponymous timepiece (ED stood for “Emmanuel Dietrich”) of the microbrand. The [...] The post Review: Dietrich ED-1 appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Don’t look now, but it really does feel like stone dials are having a moment in the enthusiast watch space. This, I have to admit, is one of the most unlikely trends in our hobby recently, but I’m very much here for it. For a long time, stone dials were thought of by many as […] The post Heinrich is the Latest Brand to Experiment with Stone Dials appeared first on Worn & Wound.

From vintage acrylic to modern sapphire, there's more than meets the eye (or doesn't) when it comes to the watch crystal.

In a quiet unveiling, Omega has launched a new version of the Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M. During a photoshoot celebrating Swedish pole vaulter Armand “Mondo” Duplantis’ world record at the Olympic Games, the athlete wore a ...

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Vacheron Constantin taps into a more creative vein with the latest quartet of watches celebrating ancient Chinese culture. Emerging from Vacheron’s Métiers d’Art atelier, the four models offer two different interpretations of the legendary Chinese motif known as the “Seawater Cliff”. The motif, which appeared in the 14th century, represents the sea crashing against steep […]

(This article by Roberta Naas was first published on Forbes.com.) Just recently in New York City, Japanese brand Citizen Watch Company celebrated the 100th anniversary of its first-ever watch – a pocket watch created in 1924. That watch was not only a mechanical piece of art and technology significant for its day, but also served… The post Citizen Celebrates 100 Years Since Its First Watch With New Watches, Book appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Look, I’m a simple guy. Life is complicated enough, as are some of the finest watches in the world. Why the way you strap your watch onto your wrist also needs to be complicated eludes me. And when I say complicated, I mean anything other than the tried-and-tested, highly functional, and relatively simple pin buckle. […] Visit To Fold Or Not To Fold? That Is The Question This Monday: Going Hands-On With The Delugs Spring Deployant Clasp to read the full article.

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