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DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Louis Erard is at it again! They released two new bicolour versions of their Petite Seconde in a guilloché dials. Available now in two sizes of 39mm and 42mm. Press Release information with commentary in italics. New: Louis Erard Excellence Petite Seconde Guilloché Both versions of the Louis Erard Excellence Petite Seconde Guilloché 39mm anthracite [...] The post New: Louis Erard Excellence Petite Seconde Guilloché appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

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The new endless blue and the nonstop red models, available in 36 and 38.5mm, embody maximum minimalism.

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German watch brand Nomos Glashutte goes big with color with the newest introduction of its Club Campus Nonstop Red and Endless Blue watches in two sizes. The result of this new color venture is boldly impressive. Crafted in high-polished stainless steel in either 36mm or 38.5mm cases, the new Club Campus watches house hand-wound mechanical… The post Endless Blue, Nonstop Red: New Nomos Club Campus Colors appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Nomos’ watches are often lauded for their unmistakable Bauhaus influences, and with good reason. “Less is more” is a famous slogan, but also a significant part of our modern understanding of colour is rooted in Bauhaus colour theory. Nomos appears to have embraced its colour studies over the years, consistently presenting watch dials in captivating […]

The Glashütte watchmakers finally cave in to the trend, but in their own Nomos way, of course. The post The Nomos Club Campus Nonstop Red and Endless Blue are fashionably late appeared first on Time+Tide Watches. The post The Nomos Club Campus Nonstop Red and Endless Blue are fashionably late appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Even without mentioning the name, if I tell you these watches have an all-polished 36 or 38.5mm case, Roman and Arabic numerals, a hand-wound movement, and colorful dials with a contrasting sub-seconds hand, you’ll probably already know what watches I’m talking about. The Nomos Club Campus has become quite an icon for the young Saxon […] Visit Nomos Gets Ready For A Colorful Spring — Introducing The Club Campus In Nonstop Red And Endless Blue to read the full article.

Today, 29 February 2024, is a pretty special day for calendar watches… and specifically perpetual calendar timepieces. To mark the leap year, Blancpain is releasing a new version of its Villeret Quantième Perpétuel – or Villeret Perpetual Calendar – an elegant and functional available already in steel, red gold or a limited edition in platinum. […]

Exploring the rich history and ingenious innovation of a staple haute horlogerie complication. The post The perpetual calendar through the years appeared first on Time+Tide Watches. The post The perpetual calendar through the years appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

In Paris on the 21st of January 1910, a flash flood caused the Seine river to rise 8 meters/25 feet and devastated the city. While much of the damage was what you might expect, something unusual did occur: thousands of clocks stopped at 10:50 am. Here's why. The post Pneumatic Clocks: Over 100 Years Ago, Paris had Thousands of Clocks Around the City Synchronized with Blasts of Compressed Air appeared first on Quill & Pad.

Are rising watch prices getting you down? Well, we’ve got good news for you. In this week’s episode of Fratello Talks, Nacho, Timo, and RJ take a look at some horological hidden gems under €5K. These are watches you can buy either new or pre-owned that offer something truly interesting for the price. If you […] Visit Fratello Talks: Horological Hidden Gems Under €5K to read the full article.

Louis Erard unveils two new bicolor versions of the complex guilloché pattern Excellence Petite Seconde. The entry-level model in the Excellence collection redesigned in 2020, needs no introduction. Evolving with the times, it has seen only one modification: the addition of a second case size, 39 mm alongside the original 42 mm. Over the past four years, it has cemented its status as the quintessential contemporary classic —elegant, reliable, and timelessly distinctive.

More than ever, being engaged in the watch community on social media means logging hours on TikTok. For years, the watch world has been building an impressive social infrastructure on Instagram, with collectors, brands, and dealers of all kinds finding a home on what is inarguably a platform that has reached maturity (even if not […] The post Exploring WatchTok with Ben Cook, Creator of Ben’s Watches appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Caller or flyer, it's all about how you spin it.

Four editors build their five-watch fantasy collections – and now you get to choose the winner.

With the addition of the Free Bridge models to the Bridges family in 2020, Girard-Perregaux articulated its vision, stating that “with these models, our master watchmakers have reimagined the company’s famous Bridges, first seen in the 1860s“. The goal was to create a seamless connection between tradition and modernity, tradition being the prominent movement bridges […]

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Making judgments off photos alone is a necessity in the world of microbrands, a subset of watches often sold exclusively online. Unless you are lucky enough to attend an event such as Windup Watch Fair, purchasing a microbrand usually requires some educated guessing based on pictures and dimensions, and then praying you like the watch […] The post Hands-On: the UBIQ DUAL Series 01 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Christie’s New York put 31 of Sir Elton’s greatest horological hits under the hammer. Here are the most amazing auction results.