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The RM 004 V2 Split Seconds Chronograph: Putting The Racing Machine In RM

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The RM 004 V2 Split Seconds Chronograph: Putting The Racing Machine In...

Richard Mille has long since become an institution in modern watchmaking, and his watches, thanks to the high prices they command both ne...

Ocean Ready: The Tudor Black Bay 58 Bronze

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Ocean Ready: The Tudor Black Bay 58 Bronze

Want patina but not a green wrist? The Tudor Black Bay Bronze has you covered. I would say “everybody loves patina” but like ...

The MING 20.01 Series 2, Featuring The Agengraphe Caliber

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The MING 20.01 Series 2, Featuring The Agengraphe Caliber

Because sometimes chronograph design isn’t about why, it’s about why not. Since MING launched its first watch in 2017 – the n...

The Tudor Black Bay GMT With White Opaline Dial

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The Tudor Black Bay GMT With White Opaline Dial

A pragmatically beautiful example of what may be the world’s most useful complication. The Tudor Black Bay GMT has been with us now...

The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Caliber 321 Platinum

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The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Caliber 321 Platinum

Proof that sometimes, they really do make ’em like they used to. Watches based on classic models from a brand’s back catalog ...

The Strangely Seductive Tudor Black Bay P01: Notes On An Interesting Watch

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The Strangely Seductive Tudor Black Bay P01: Notes On An Interesting W...

“The secret of ugliness consists not in irregularity, but in being uninteresting.” –Ralph Waldo Emerson The Tudor Black Bay P...

A Certain Purity: The MB&F Legacy Machine LM 101

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A Certain Purity: The MB&F Legacy Machine LM 101

A most elevated take on the balance wheel. The first time I met Maximillian Büsser, he’d come to New York for the US launch of Horo...

Linear Classic: A Remarkable Golden Bridge Watch, From Corum

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Linear Classic: A Remarkable Golden Bridge Watch, From Corum

A magical miracle of miniaturization. Corum is a company which, like the industry itself, has had a lot of ups and downs since it was fou...

The Vacheron Constantin Cornes de Vache 1955

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The Vacheron Constantin Cornes de Vache 1955

The ultimate form of the dress chronograph. The chronograph by and large is a complication which we are used to seeing in sports watches,...

Titanium Titan: The Omega Seamaster Ploprof 1200M

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Titanium Titan: The Omega Seamaster Ploprof 1200M

A high-tech version of Omega’s most famous sea monster. It’s hard to write about a certain class of dive watches without drag...

Classic Meets Cutting Edge In The De Bethune DB25 Perpetual Calendar

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Classic Meets Cutting Edge In The De Bethune DB25 Perpetual Calendar

A De Bethune Perpetual Calendar that offers the best of traditional design and next-generation watchmaking. The perpetual calendar has of...

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Limited Addiction: The Best of Limited Editions

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Limited Addiction: The Best of Limited Editions

Let’s face it, acquiring a watch that only a select few others will own is always an appealing proposition. We live in an industry satura...

8 Things to Know About IWC

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8 Things to Know About IWC

There’s a lot we all know about the beloved International Watch Company. Famed for their iconic pilot’s watch collection, the longstandin...

The Power of Necessity | Innovation in Watchmaking

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The Power of Necessity | Innovation in Watchmaking

As the world remains at home, we are forced to come together—remotely, of course—to find a new way to work and solve novel problems. The ...