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Drawing on Büsser's love of 1960s design, the new watch has more rooms than a New York City apartment and is one of the most fascinating MB&F designs yet.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors MB&F adds to their Horological Machine collection with the new HM11 “Architect”, and introducing their 21st caliber, inspired by architecture of the 1960s. Press Release information with hands-on commentary and live photographs in italics. New: hands-on with the MB&F HM11 “Architect” The retail price for the MB&F HM11 “Architect” is CHF 198,000 / EUR 207,000 [...] The post New: hands-on with the MB&F HM11 “Architect” appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

The ‘bubble houses’ were enabled by evolutions in building technology, using materials and methods that seemed wildly implausible at first —or at least until someone actually made a house with one. And so, it is with the MB&F Horological Machine No. 11 Architect. The new MB&F Horological Machine No. 11 Architect is literally the house that Max Büsser built. And when Maximilian Büsser, founder of MB&F, looked at one of these bubble houses from the 1960s and 1970s, he thought, “What if that house was a watch?”

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Whenever a movie is an absolute smash hit at the box office, a sequel is likely to follow. The same analogy can be made when it comes to (limited edition) watches. So when Time+Tide partnered with Zenith for the rather cool Defy Classic Night Surfer, and it proved a smash hit, a sequel was expected […]

Two years after the original, the sequel drops, with a fresh El Primero-derived movement. The post The sequel is here – Zenith x Time+Tide Defy Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post The sequel is here – Zenith x Time+Tide Defy Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

Time+Tide and Zenith introduced the Defy Classic Skeleton Night Surfer a little over two years ago. The standout piece was inspired by the starry night sky that greets surfers who stay out after sunset. Following that 2021 release, the collaborators have joined forces again. The Time+Tide × Zenith Defy Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero […] Visit Introducing: The Time+Tide × Zenith Defy Skyline Skeleton Night Surfer El Primero to read the full article.

From black to grey and a zippy movement to boot, this 200-piece LE is a welcome surprise.

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We’re now in the third match of this year’s Seiko World Cup! The second round pitted two highly favored entry-level rivals against each other. Today, we see two watches of the same kind fighting each other, but they differ in age and power. It’s the 6159-7010 versus the SBBN011, two professional saturation divers with devoted […] Visit Seiko World Cup: Round 3 — Lex’s 6159-7010 “Grandfather Tuna” Vs. Gerard’s SBBN011 “Darth Tuna” to read the full article.

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Glashütte Originals shows they can do stealth wealth as good as anyone. The post The Glashütte Original Senator Chronometer does stealth-wealth the German way appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post The Glashütte Original Senator Chronometer does stealth-wealth the German way appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

There was a time not too long ago when news of a new watch from Kurono Tokyo could nearly break the internet. OK, that’s an exaggeration, but as the brand was building up a head of steam, it felt like loads of hype accompanied every new announcement. This was the peak of pandemic era watch […] The post A new Kurono Chronograph Shows How the Brand Develops New Refinements with Each Release appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Auctions, independents, the GPHG, and so many incredible watches.

Delving into one’s archives to find inspiration for new models is common practice in the watchmaking world. It’s been done for years and will likely remain a go-to strategy in the future. And while simply regurgitating past designs might be boring to some, it can be extremely satisfying, when done right. In recent years Tissot […]

Murakami's fourth release with Hublot is his most conceptual yet.

In the last few years, I think the pandemic took something from everyone—for me it was my job, and my life in NYC. Eleven years spent going to graduate school, forging friendships, working, and finding my place in New York City, and one day it all vanished. I am fortunate and privileged enough to have […] The post How a Hamilton Pocket Watch Pulled Me Out of a Slump appeared first on Worn & Wound.

With its longstanding history of impeccable quality and in-house craftsmanship, the uniquely German watchmaker has made its name celebrating originality in all its forms – along with the watch wearers who embody it.

IWC's Big Pilot’s Watch became an instant classic when it was re-released in 2002. But its history stretches much further back in time. In this feature from the WatchTime archives, we explore the Big Pilot and its many evolutions over the decades.

For those of you who only know the Tony Hawks of the world when it comes to skateboarding celebrities, might I introduce you to Yuto Horigome.  Born in Tokyo on January 7, 1999, Yuto began skateboarding at six, influenced by his father. Rising through the ranks of Japanese competitions as a teenager, he moved to […] The post The Latest Seiko 5 Sports Limited Edition Taps into Japanese Skateboarding Culture appeared first on Worn & Wound.