Celebrating Lionel Messi’s extraordinary career with a look at the luxury timepieces that reflect his love for Argentina! With Lionel Messi announcing his retirement from international football just a few …
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Raymond Weil adds a new duet of golden references to the Toccata Heritage collection, bridging old-world and contemporary elegance. In the grand scheme of Raymond Weil’s comeback story, one of …
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Zenith has designed a Piece Unique DEFY Chronograph in support of contemporary artists via the TimeForArt Swiss Charity Auction Last year, Zenith teamed up with Swiss furniture maker USM to …
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Discover Rado’s latest direction with the Captain Cook, unveiling a new limited edition with cricket superstar Cameron Green. Rado is a brand that has become a standout for several reasons. …
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I take the new Raymond Weil Millésime Jubilee hands-on to see how the bi-compax anniversary edition compares with the existing Tri-Compax Chronograph! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: …
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What first started as a playful design experiment has now become reality, as Seiko has just introduced two limited-edition Panda Chronographs that take the famous dial nickname quite literally! Seiko …
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Breguet refreshes the Marine Chronographe 5527 with a cleaner bi-compax layout, traditional guilloché dials, and three distinct case executions. Breguet has given its Marine collection a refresh for 2026! From …
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For the first time, OMEGA brings James Bond and Spectre together in a six-watch Seamaster Diver 300M collection. One of the most prolific relationships between a watchmaker and a fictional …
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Los muertos solo mueren cuando los olvidamos. Mido commemorates Día de los Muertos with a new Multifort TV Big Date decorated in the Alebrijes style. A prevailing theme for Swiss …
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Two new limited editions of the beloved Seiko Presage Cocktail Time have been unveiled for the Asia Pacific, taking inspiration from luxurious resort life. Beach time is perhaps one of …
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Cartier’s Y2K darling has returned to the fold, but has it done enough to pick up from where it left off? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: …
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From five decades of watchmaking history to the Millésime and A.R.T., we celebrate Raymond Weil’s past while looking towards its future! Two Days In Sydney With Raymond Weil WatchAdvice recently …
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IWC Schaffhausen has added a new version of its Pilot’s Watch Chronograph, bringing an olive-green dial to one of the brand’s most recognisable aviation watches. IWC’s relationship with pilot’s watches …
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Sometimes, the classics are still the best. Louis Vuitton proves that with two new ceramic renditions of the retro-cool Monterey that are here to stay! One of the most commendable …
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Gerald Charles continues the expansive legacy of its founder with a new rendition of the Maestro GC Sport Tennis in turquoise. Anyone who’s ever dipped even a pinky into the …
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Breguet refreshes its Marine 5517 collection with three new references, bringing traditional design codes and the Quai de l’Horloge guilloché motif to its contemporary sports watch. Being a Breguet fanatic, …
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Nomos expands their Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer line with a dark dial rendition, adding sharp contrast to one of watchmaking’s best modern worldtimers. Perhaps one of the biggest sleeper hits …
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Following ‘The Fifty’ unveiled earlier this year, Raymond Weil continues its 50th anniversary celebrations with a new limited-edition Millésime bi-compax chronograph! Raymond Weil is celebrating a major milestone this year, …