The minimalist brand has taken its sporty line down a size to appeal to even more with the new Club Sport Neomatik 34.
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The minimalist brand has taken its sporty line down a size to appeal to even more with the new Club Sport Neomatik 34.
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Japan is heralded as a place for amazing vintage watches and red-hot independent brands. But where does Japan’s love of watches come from?
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Chatting over the last year in watches, what we liked, the big moments, and more.
Some of the most spectacularly finished watches come from Lang & Heyne, a small high-end watchmaker from the outskirts of Dresden. Especially the Anton Manufaktur Edition, with its tourbillon that seems to float in thin air, is a feast for the eye. We visited Lang & Heyne to give you a view inside the manufacture.
Walking you through all the lots to watch this week at Sotheby’s, Phillips, Christie’s, and Sotheby’s again.
Hanhart explores some lesser-known history, and brings back a taste of the 1960s.
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Could it take back the top spot as the most expensive independent wristwatch sold?
When it was first presented in 2017, the Black Bay Chrono generated mixed emotions. The good ones came from the overall performance and fairly reasonable price (considering the whole package), as well as the unexpected industrial alliance with Breitling. Others pointed out the rather uninspired design of the inaugural edition as well as the strange mix […]
Here is how to do “modern” finishing right.
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