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The Rolex Oyster Perpetual continues to attract an A-list crowd

Unobtanium. It is a word many collectors use these days, with more and more references fitting this gloomy bill. It sucks to know that when certain brands release new watches, your chances of getting one at retail are quite slim, short of a long buyer’s history or a big dose of luck. So the question … Continued

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Letter From The Editor – Introducing Pascal Brandt, Denis Peshkov and the result of our Habring2 x MONO Charity Auction

Introducing Pascal Brandt and Denis Peshkov as new MONOCHROME editors, why we do not cover vintage auctions, we do more and more videos, and the piece unique that we auctioned for Save the Children

Introducing – The Elegance Of The New MeisterSinger Pangaea (Live Pics & Price)

If there’s one thing you need to know about MeisterSinger, it is that the company (almost) exclusively makes one-handed watches. However, the appeal of MeisterSinger timepieces extends beyond this distinctive feature, as exemplified by the elegant design of the MeisterSinger Pangaea. During our hands-on experience with this model, we discovered several compelling traits that enhance […]

The 5 best panda dial chronographs that make the most of a legendary colour scheme

From iconic racing watches to auction darlings, panda dial chronographs hold a special place in the hearts of collectors all over the world. Little wonder most brands have their own interpretation of the much-loved design. The panda dial was popularised in the 1960s and 1970s, largely thanks to mainstream brands such as Rolex, Omega and … Continued

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Hands-On: Seeing (British Racing) Green With The Girard-Perregeaux Laureato Aston Martin Edition 38mm

A full ceramic, car-inspired piece of horology.

In-Depth: How Piaget Defined The 1970s, And How It Can Do The Same Today

From stone dials to the Polo, Piaget was the height of elegance in the 1970s. Can it ever return?

Hands-on – The Airain Sous-Marine Has Entered The Prototype Phase

Towards the end of last year, Airain announced its second revival project, the Sous-Marine. This retro-cool skin diver comes from the archives of the brand, just as the reborn Type 20 has its origins in the past. In typical 1960s style, the Sous-Marine is yet again a faithful rendition and will be available in six […]

Introducing: The Timex x Cara Barrett Edition V1

Chic, fresh, and full of subtle vintage references, this baby blue beauty by former Hodinkee Editor Cara Barrett is as affordable as it is charming.

RECOMMENDED VIEWING: Watchfinder & Co’s Andrew Morgan tells the story of the collector-made Lyrique watch

With each new release of a watch, for every person that comments they are ready to swipe their credit card, there are three more criticising everything they think is wrong with the watch. In a world where more people are consuming watch media and buying watches, many consider themselves connoisseurs of watch design. With prices … Continued

Introducing – Habring² Gets “Lightning-Smart” With The Chrono-Felix Top Second

The independent watchmaking duo formed by Richard and Maria Habring, working under the Habring² name, are close to our hearts for various reasons. First, as you’re probably well aware, because of our first-ever Montre de Souscription and the unique piece we auctioned for charity earlier in the year. Besides that, and probably far more relevant […]