The brainchild of Japanese independent watchmaker Hajime Asaoka (also behind the return of Takano), Kurono Tokyo was defined as his vision of a more accessible take on his design language, with watches merging traditional Japanese cues and classic vintage flair. Recent introductions of the brand focused on compact, retro-inspired watches with a bit less of […]
Perhaps the most popular style of watches today, these integrated bracelet watches prove you don’t need to remortgage to get one.
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The German brand doubles down on the date complication with a wildcard take on a classic model.
If you’ve been following Nomos for a while, you certainly know that despite a certain German rigour and classic minimalistic inspiration (so-called Bauhaus), the Glashütte-based brand doesn’t like to do things too seriously – at least, design-wise. Small touches of colour, original shapes and a youthful approach are key elements of the brand’s design language. […]
The founder of Krayon will discuss the mathematical and mechanical aspects of the brand’s universal sunrise-sunset complication.
While it wasn’t the first watch to reach the Moon, the GMT-Master that is up for sale beat all other Rolex watches up there.
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Sotheby’s “GOAT Collection” auction to feature watches and other memorabilia from the seven-time Super Bowl winner.
A chronograph with mid-century vibes makes for an impressive follow-up from the young New York brand.
Unquestionably one of the best-selling models at Oris, the Divers Sixty-Five resurfaced after a period of dormancy in 2015 with its vintage appeal and ancestor’s traits practically intact. A year later, Oris revisited its Divers Sixty-Five in a limited edition with a larger 42mm diameter and a bronze case dedicated to Carl Brashear with a […]
With subtle nods to padel with its grid dial texture, the new DS-7 Chrono Auto from Certina is a great all-around entry-level chronograph.
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