Seiko’s 145th Anniversary Presage Classic Series just got a hand-crafted upgrade, but is the exclusive dial truly a cause for celebration? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: …
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Vacheron Constantin’s latest additions to the Fiftysix roster imbue the watches with retro styling, thanks to the new two-tone grey tuxedo layout. The Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix is somewhat anomalous in …
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Zenith’s famous Calibre 135 gets the Double-Signed treatment for the second time, this time with famed American independent watchmaker J.N. Shapiro. By now, you’re probably familiar with the Zenith G.F.J. …
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Continue chasing the sun with TAG Heuer and Time+Tide, as they unveil their latest team-up in the Aquaracer Professional 300 Sundowner II! TAG Heuer’s success in Australia is anomalous. Where …
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Red and green gradient dials meet polished black ceramic in the new Rado Captain Cook Discover collection. I wore both to see whether it earns its place in the range. …
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Two new Heritage models proudly exhibit Moser’s Haute Horlogerie with classic pocket watch cues. The name H Moser & Cie is one that has carried weight since the dawn of …
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IWC’s just given their 36mm Pilot’s Watch lineup a bit of TLC, but has the wait been worth it? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: …
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Frederique Constant Brings Fresh Charm To The Classics Heart Beat Moonphase Date With 2 New Editions
Salmon and midnight-blue dials give Frederique Constant’s Classics Heart Beat Moonphase Date two fresh looks, with its signature mechanics still on show. Open-heart timepieces are the perfect choice for those …
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Piaget’s retro-cool horological expressionism continues with a new interpretation of the Andy Warhol. Except… where is it? Piaget has piqued the interest of many a watch enthusiast in recent times. …
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Hautlence’s Sphere Series 5 pairs a snow-white jumping hour sphere with retrograde minutes, limited to 28 pieces worldwide. Hautlence occupies a unique space in watchmaking due to the very nature …
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Urwerk continues its quest for the ultimate futuristic expression of time-telling. The UR-300 Time Quantum duo serves as their latest feather in their cap. Of all the haute horlogerie that …
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The forest green dial makes a striking first impression, but the Grand Seiko Evolution 9 SLGH033 has more to offer. Refined finishing, high-beat mechanics, and comfortable proportions make its appeal …
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Ressence’s revolutionary approach to horology continues, with a new oil-filled model sporting their in-house movement for the very first time. As of the time of writing, we’re now several months …
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Rose gold bridges bring fresh warmth to the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Fifty Three Gold Bridges, now joining the permanent collection. There are few watches in the industry that can bring together …
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From an 1820s quarter repeater to a yellow gold Jumbo 222, Vacheron Constantin’s inaugural Concours d’Élégance Horlogère brings 34 watches from private collections into public view! Vacheron Constantin is putting …
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Seiko have no plans to stop innovating their iconic Astron collection, with two new limited edition runs inspired by the beauty of crystal caves. When it comes to some of …
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Frederique Constant gives its Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture a rich burgundy dial, with the new edition limited to 100 pieces! Frederique Constant has been doing an exceptional job of bringing …
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In Bleu de Malte and Blanc Chantilly, the new Hermès H08 watches are contemporary watches with a distinctive Mediterranean flair. The inescapable truth is that watches are fashion. While in …