In May of this year, we introduced a young indie watchmaking duo from Finland – Jere-Juuso Vuorela and Nuutti Helala – and their inaugural timepiece, the Kurimus. Described by the creators as “a blend of different watch styles, a little bit of a dress watch, a touch of a field watch and even elements of […]
Has the old adage of not wearing your dive watch with a suit finally become outdated? There’s an argument to made that is has.
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Intersect L.A. brought together 20-plus brands and hundreds of enthusiasts for a day of watches.
The Bathyscaphe, Blancpain‘s more compact and streamlined version of the Fifty Fathoms, was first released in 1956. Compared to its full-fledged counterpart, with larger cases, more water-resistance and a more instrument-like design, the Bathyscaphe crosses borders and Blancpain uses to bring complications or higher-end materials within a diver’s context. Following the recent introduction of full […]
It’s been named the “French Watch of the Year” by the Union de la Bijouterie Horlogerie, but is it worthy of that title?
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The allure of gold will never wane, and these are the watches making the most of it.
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German brand Hanhart began manufacturing stopwatches in Switzerland before relocating to Germany in 1902, where it gained renown as a producer of Flieger (pilot’s) chronographs for pilots and naval officers during World War II. With a solid repertoire of vintage-inspired models, the new Fly Navy Aerosphere is a more contemporary watch and flies the insignia of Germany’s […]
In the past few days, we’ve introduced a new (and really appealing) Bronze Gold CK 859 and reviewed the Paris 2024 Speedmaster Chronoscope… Which makes a lot of sense as we’re now right in the middle of the Olympics. But that’s not all for Omega, as we have more to introduce. Probably the brand’s most […]
The beloved British brand updates its core offering with its most popular complication.
Mido has an incredibly rich history, and its one we don’t hear about often enough, so we took a dive into the archives to find out more.
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