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It looks identical to its predecessor, but the new cycling features as well as "double-tap" might've put me over the edge.

WatchTime New York 2023 invites you into the world of horological innovation and craftsmanship. Set against the grandeur of Manhattan’s Gotham Hall from October 20th to 22nd, this three-day watch collectors’ event promises a profound ...

Swiss watchmaker IWC Schaffhausen combines its expertise in a new series of Big Pilot’s watches inspired by the iconic G-Class from Mercedes-Benz, bridging the realms of precision engineering in automobiles, aviation, and timepieces. These two distinctive timepieces are meticulously crafted, with one crafted in 18-karat Armor Gold® and the other in a ceramic matrix composite… The post A Closer Look At The IWC Big Pilot’s Watches Inspired by Mercedes-Benz G-Class appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

MB&F has yet to introduce a luxury sports watch that instantly screams ‘luxury sports watch’. For now, the closest you can come to a sporty MB&F timepiece is through the brand’s EVO sub-line, which includes the Perpetual, Sequential, and Split Escapement Legacy Machines. The EVO line timepieces are presented in cases featuring a screw-down crown […]

It’s been almost half a year since our last Vulcain review. But we love the brand, both vintage and modern, and it has something new to offer. On the 21st of September at 4:00 PM CEST, Vulcain will launch the new Nautical. This article will take a closer look at this beautiful and rare diver. […] Visit Hands-On With The Vulcain Nautical — A Diver, An Alarm, And Then Some to read the full article.

I have written about watches for several years now, and like most of you, I am more enamored by the pure craftsmanship than time-telling itself. Sure, a watch has a base function as an instrument. But we have everything from phones to coffee machines telling us how time flies. What makes my heart sing is […] Visit Behind The Scenes In Geneva — Visiting The Craftspeople At Laurent Ferrier And F.P.Journe to read the full article.

CODE41 is a relatively new independent Swiss watchmaker that believes in sharing the creative process with watch enthusiasts, even calling its watches “community projects”. Founded in 2016 by watch designer Claudio D’Amore (from TAG Heuer and Montblanc), CODE41’s portfolio is certainly unique with pieces like the T360 Tourbillon and Mecascape Sublimation One, which is both […]

I don’t know about you, but I wasn’t immediately convinced when the Blancpain × Swatch Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Collection came out a week and a half ago. I noticed that my attention went more toward the hype around it than to the watches themselves. But then, last week at a press event in Barcelona, […] Visit Hands-On With The Blancpain × Swatch Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Arctic Ocean to read the full article.

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We’re continuing our series of articles with our favorite watches under a certain budget. We’re slowly increasing the budget and have arrived at our favorite picks under €5,000. The rules are simple: pick three current watches under €5,000 and one “old” timepiece, be it vintage, neo-vintage, or relatively new but pre-owned. As always, the challenge […] Visit Fratello Favorites: The Best Watches Under €5,000 — Jorg’s Picks From Tudor, Longines, And Sinn to read the full article.

The Wyler Vetta Beaux Arts collection’s design language is firmly rooted in its Italian origins.  Love it or hate it, one glance will confirm you’re in the presence of something decidedly different. The post Why I Bought It: Wyler Vetta Beaux Arts Triple Calendar Moonphase Chronograph, a Blast from the Past appeared first on Quill & Pad.

Cartier's elegantly curved Tank Cintrée gets a luxurious 950 platinum makeover to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the watch in this most precious of metals. The post Cartier Les Rééditions Tank Cintrée Platinum appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post Cartier Les Rééditions Tank Cintrée Platinum appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

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With the off-center displays and peripheral month ring, the new A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar endows a sophisticated complication with a unique face. Originally launched in April 2021, in a 150-piece limited edition in an 18K white gold model with a solid pink gold dial, and in an 18K pink gold version featuring a grey solid silver dial, a platinum version with black dial joins the ranks. Centered exclusively on its eponymous complication, the new Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar represents the highest standards in precision, design, and originality, resulting in a singular appeal.

There’s a narrative that has emerged around the Ulysse Nardin Freak over the years that its an extremely niche product, and something of a difficult watch to fully wrap your arms around. It’s strange, yes, even avant-garde, but as I’ve spent more time considering the Freak, I’ve come around to the other side of this […] The post Ulysse Nardin’s Freak X Gets the Green Treatment appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Can a fan-favorite "Kind of Blue" be upstaged by a new, subtle release from a bold brand?

(This article by Roberta Naas first appeared on Forbes.com.) At Watches & Wonders Shanghai  ast week, participating brands made a splash. German brand A. Lange & Sohne is one of them with its announcement of a partnership with the Dresden State Art Collective and its partnership with multiple Classic Concours events. Additionally, the brand unveiled… The post A Closer Look At The New A. Lange & Sohne Platinum Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar And More appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

One of Corum’s bold and contemporary designs, the Admiral is one of the brand’s main collections. As the name suggests, the model has a nautical inspiration: its most recognisable features are its dodecagonal bezel and the use of 12 nautical pennants as hour markers. With its slimmer silhouette, the 42mm variation has become one of […]

I stopped using Facebook around 2010. As my first and only social media account, it met my needs for years. I used it to learn about upcoming events, to stay up to date on what shenanigans my friends were getting into, but mostly to communicate. Afterall, it was the dark days prior to unlimited texting. […] The post My First 100 Days on Instagram appeared first on Worn & Wound.