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I am not entirely sure why, but back in 2022, I didn’t participate in the Fratello EDC (Everyday Carry) series. That’s great because it allows me to go all out this time. Some of the things I’ll mention today have been with me for quite a few years now, while others are more recent acquisitions. […] Visit Fratello EDC: Daan Shares His Everyday Carry Essentials From The North Face, Montblanc, Bellroy, Serengeti, And More to read the full article.

The year was 1985, and there was something in the air that everyone seemed to be tapping into. It was a time of flying DeLoreans and Breakfast Clubs, of Simple Minds and Talking Heads. It was the era of Knight Riders and Airwolves, where P.I.s and vice cops drove Ferraris. Everyone seemed to be chasing […] The post The Citizen Promaster Aqualand, Reliving the ’80s, and the Windup in a Lake That Didn’t Go to Plan appeared first on Worn & Wound.

We cut through the marketing spin with a guide to the main grades or alloys of stainless steel used in modern watchmaking.The post What do the different types of stainless steel actually mean for your watch? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

In the rarified world of haute horlogerie, where six-figure price tags are as common as Swiss precision, the emergence of the M.A.D.Editions by MB&F represented something unprecedented, what we can call a genuine democratization of avant-garde watchmaking without compromise. What began as a gesture of gratitude has evolved into a masterclass in how to translate complex horological concepts into accessible luxury for watch lovers.

Change is a scary thing. Change at a small, enthusiast-favorite brand is downright terrifying. As watch collectors and enthusiasts, we’re constantly on the lookout for the next thing — the new exciting brand, the unexpected novelty, the rising watchmaker yet to be truly discovered. But that search for the ‘new’ is only possible thanks to […] The post Stowa General Manager Kevin Müller Continues the Brand’s Long Enthusiast Legacy appeared first on Worn & Wound.

When Chopard launched the L.U.C Quattro in 2000, powered by the ultra-thin, manually wound Calibre 98.01-L, it announced itself as a serious force in the world of haute horlogerie. Calibre 98.01-L was the second movement developed entirely in-house by the Chopard Manufacture, following the groundbreaking Calibre 96.01-L, an innovative microrotor design created in collaboration with […]

The gloves, er, sleeves are off as we debate what might be the best summer watch.

Watchmaking, at its core, has always been about functionality, and since their invention more than 200 years ago, chronograph watches have established themselves as some of the most popular styles of timepieces. Check out our list of the most versatile and popular chronograph watches on the market today.More

A completely objective and totally not astrologically driven review of a high art watch from one of the world's oldest watch brands.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Montblanc’s Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph gets a new look with an elegant green aesthetic and a newly designed strap. Press Release information with commentary in italics. Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph – new colour The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph retails at EUR 8,300. Commentary Essentially a rehash of the existing Star [...] The post Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph – new colour appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Credor is a brand that even after several years of writing about watches professionally still feels truly exotic and mysterious to me. Most brands, even those at the very high end, are fairly easy to peg once you spend some time with the watches and do all the research that comes along with learning about […] The post A Rare Bird: Credor Introduces the Goldfeather Tourbillon appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Nezumi is one of those microbrands that I always follow closely. I like its overall retro style, but that’s only half of the story because plenty of brands release new watches based on historical designs. What makes Nezumi stand out is the use of color. The brand often uses less obvious color combinations. I like […] Visit Hands-On With The New Nezumi Corbeau CQ4.702 — Featuring Black DLC And A Pop Of Color to read the full article.

Yvan Arpa is not your conventional Swiss watchmaker. Eccentric and imaginative, he founded his brand, ArtyA, in 2010 with a portfolio of exotic models. Arpa’s taste has matured over the years, and his latest creative direction is characterised by openworked movements housed in diaphanous cases congregated in the Purity collection. A new model, the Purity […]

The Temporis International Awards—often called the Golden Globes of global watchmaking—has revealed the 78 finalists for its 12th edition, celebrating the pinnacle of horological design, craftsmanship, and innovation. With public voting now officially open, watch lovers around the world are invited to make their voices heard and help select this year’s standout timepieces. Voting is… The post Temporis International Awards 2025: Finalists Revealed, Public Voting Now Open appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Available in bright pink and blue tones, shall we compare these shimmering dials to a summer’s day?

This rugged Norwegian tool watch represents a horological send-off to mining in Svalbard.The post Áigi honours Norway’s industrial mining heritage with a hardcore classic tool watch, the Gruvebus appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The post Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms: One Icon, Three Sizes, Infinite Depth appeared first on Revolution Watch.

Unfortunately, there’s no In-N-Out Burger in The Hague. Since the American regional chain of fast food restaurants has locations primarily in California and some parts of the Southwest, having a burger at an In-N-Out is a very geographically dictated fast-food privilege. That’s a real shame because I once had the pleasure of having the much-talked-about […] Visit Introducing: Two Very Different “Watch Beasts” From Jaquet Droz And Franck Muller to read the full article.

Nigel Band is a professional diver with over 30 years’ worth of commercial and teaching experience. He also owns two rather unusual Rolex watches: a 1986 “triple-six” Rolex Sea-Dweller Reference 16660 and a Himalayan mountain climbing 1952 Rolex Oyster Perpetual. Put on your breathing apparatus as the fascinating stories of these two watches are told by Colin Alexander Smith here. The post Professional Diver Nigel Band and the Unusual Rolex Sea-Dweller and Oyster Perpetual Models that Plumbed the Depths and Scaled the Heights – Reprise appeared first on Quill & Pad.

The post How A 6,225-Carat Rough Emerald Became Chopard’s Crown Jewel appeared first on Revolution Watch.