We take a look at two variants of one of Ulysse Nardin’s most visually engaging watches.
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What if you want to wear a chronograph that doesn’t make you look like a 1940s fighter pilot, an astronaut, or a 1960s rally driver?
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With a refined case, the new Yema Superman Gilt CMM.10 is only marginally thicker than its micro-rotor sibling.
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The aptly named Louis Moinet Starman contains pieces from two different meteorites with plenty of astronomical Easter eggs.
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The Ball Roadmaster M Model A brings a red and black ‘Coke’ ceramic bezel to its patented alarm GMT watch.
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The esteemed camera brand’s second foray into horology, an integrated luxury sports watch, aims for a broad audience.
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The Pogue is back.
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With Seiko and Grand Seiko on the dial, a high-beat manually wound movement, and a Zaratsu-polished case, the SLGW005 takes us back to the 1960s.
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Zach commemorated his visit to Studio Shizukuishi in Japan with the purchase of an exclusive Grand Seiko SBGH283 watch.
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The Japanese brand celebrates a major milestone with three different Promasters each representing a distinct environment: Sea, Land and Air.
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