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The name “Speedmaster Reduced” is a blanket term for the Speedmaster Automatics with cases smaller than the iconic 42mm Omega Speedmaster Professional. First launched in the late ’80s, there is a dizzying number of references included in the “Reduced” family, some being more well-known than others, such as the ref. 3510.50 and ref. 3520.50.00. Always […] The post Review: Is the New Omega Speedmaster 38 the Modern Speedmaster Reduced? appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Earlier this year, Longines completely overhauled its long-running Master collection. The updates included new dials, colours, sizes and a lot more on top of that, to give it a fresh new look and feel for the coming years. But there was one element of the range missing, and that was the more complicated side of […]

The brand debuts new Longines Master Collection Chrono Monopusher, Chrono Moonphase, and 30mm, 34mm, 39mm, and 41mm time and date models.The post Longines adds a Monopusher and more to updated Master Collection appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

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As the most complex expression of Longines’ watchmaking capabilities, the Master Chronograph Moonphase can be considered not only the collection’s flagship, but also one of the brand’s poster boys. Ever since its introduction in 2005, it has been part of the Master line-up, pairing some of the most classical and well-loved indications into a single, […]

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Longines carries momentum with strong specs, aesthetic refinement, and value-driven pricing in the chronograph category.

Today, Omega debuts a raft of collection extensions to its smaller Speedmaster line, speaking to heritage and authenticity, of course, but also to the Speedy’s inherent flexibility and divergent customer appeal.

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Welcome back to another episode of Fratello On Air! We’ve been away for a couple of weeks, but we’re now back (sort of) and have taken the time to record. This week, we’re talking about the watches that got away. Yes, this is a sad episode, but not really. The fact is that both of […] Visit Fratello On Air: The Watches That Got Away to read the full article.

Omega is introducing a new Speedmaster 38 collection. For a long time, Omega offered a serious alternative to the famous Moonwatch for those who wanted a smaller automatic version. The Speedmaster Reduced 3510.50 was in production from 1988 to around 2010. In its final years, demand for the 42mm hand-wound Speedmaster Professional was simply higher. […] Visit Finally A New Speedmaster Reduced? Hands-On With The Redesigned Omega Speedmaster 38 to read the full article.

When talking about the Speedmaster, most watch enthusiasts will immediately think about “The One”, the legendary Moonwatch Professional model. An evolution of the concept launched in 1957, the first watch worn on the Moon, and the only watch ever approved for NASA’s missions to the Moon, this iconic watch is only one element of a vast collection […]

Across seven new references, this latest evolution of the most compact Speedmaster brings welcome changes to the line that many enthusiasts have been waiting for.More

Seven new models bid farewell to oval subdials on the path to more classic Moonwatch styling.

Every once in a while, I come across a great watch that makes me think, “Ah, yes, how could I forget about this release?” Multiple watches are released every day. Some get dedicated events, while others are subject to massive hype on social media. Many releases, however, don’t get the attention they deserve right from […] Visit Silent Sleepers: The Best Watch Releases No One Talks About to read the full article.

There is no shame in admitting you’ve never heard of something. You know the tourbillon is a little mechanical anti-gravity device, so to speak. The cônillon, however, is very rare. It is a tourbillon regulator with a tilted balance that follows a conical path rather than a conventional flat plane. The concept traces back to […] Visit An Ultra-Rare Complication Featuring Delicate Hand-Made Decorations: The ArtyA Genève Complexity Métiers d’Art to read the full article.

There’s a particular strain of nostalgia only a copper dial and a blue lacquer finish can trigger, and Artisans de Genève's Superamerica leans into it directly. The name nods to Ferrari's own Superamerica bloodline—the string of low-volume, big-engined grand tourers Maranello built for its most demanding American clients through the 1960s.

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You know, I actually wasn’t going to write about this watch. An $18,000 vintage inspired dive watch from a brand that doesn’t hold a ton of personal relevance to me was just not super high on my list of priorities as Geneva Watch Days prep is now in full swing (this time next week, I […] The post Blancpain Introduces the Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe 70th Anniversary Limited Edition appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Some watch collaborations make you wonder what exactly the collaborators did besides put their names on the same timepiece and press release. Others work because the people involved understand the history they are playing with. The latest Rowing Blazers x Wind Vintage x Seiko 5 Sports Rally Diver falls decidedly into the latter camp. Released… The post Hands On: I Wore The Sold-Out Seiko X Rowing Blazers X Eric Wind Watch appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.