As they venture further into the spacefaring world, Bremont have elected to release a new version of the Supernova dedicated to Dr. Stephen Hawking. Conquering land, sea, and sky have …
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Louis Moinet’s Memoris Diamonds combines mechanical artistry with precious gem-setting in two highly limited editions. Louis Moinet has built a reputation for creating some of the most visually theatrical dials …
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The Swatch Mission to the Moon 1969 brings Moonshine™ Gold, Apollo 11 symbolism and MoonSwatch mania together in one highly collectible release. Just when you may have thought that the …
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Louis Moinet continues to pay tribute to the dynamic world of motorsports, with a new duet of Time To Race colourways, designated ‘Flash.’ The world of chronograph watches is one …
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Bolstering their haute horlogerie Defy Extreme models, Zenith flexes their technical muscles once more with two new renditions in Lapis and Ultraviolet. Zenith’s emblematic Defy collection has spent its entire …
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TAG Heuer brings Gulf’s legendary racing colours into the modern Formula 1 Chronograph, creating a bold motorsport-inspired timepiece with real trackside attitude. TAG Heuer and motorsport go hand in hand, …
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Zenith rehashes their relationship with the City of Love, debuting a new, French-exclusive Chronomaster Original model. “The right time, every time, for a lifetime.” This was Zenith’s unwavering commitment when …
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A. Lange & Söhne’s 1815 Rattrapante Perpetual Calendar brings together high complications, vintage-inspired design and a stunning pink-gold dial in one deeply romantic expression of haute horlogerie! What We Love …
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A luxury-tier Timex? No, this isn’t a joke – the American brand’s Atelier branch has unveiled a new upscale chronograph in titanium. For as slow-moving as the watch world is …
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Longines celebrates 90 years of its flyback chronograph patent, an aviation-born invention that continues to define the brand’s pursuit of precision, elegance, and function. Longines, as a brand, has quite …
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Hublot brings a softer side to the Big Bang with new pastel ceramic editions that still carry the brand’s bold, unmistakable personality. As you may be aware, Hublot is one …
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Chopard kicks their motorsports heritage into the next gear with a new version of their Mille Miglia collection, paying homage to the famous Raticosa Pass. As most of us already …
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Flexing their heritage in chronograph watchmaking, the new Angelus Instrument de Mesures links three legendary measurements into one watch. Founded in 1891 in the ever-famous Le Locle municipality of Switzerland, …
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H. Moser & Cie. are back in the horological kitchen, and they’ve just cooked once again. This new watch merges three complications into one cohesive image. Upon the release of …
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Two new quartz-inspired dial colours bring more character to Seiko’s technically impressive Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronograph collection. It was only last month that Seiko gave its heavy-duty Astron GPS …
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Back in yellow and black is the new Tudor Black Bay Chrono, slimmed down to a highly wearable 39mm case. Despite their origins, Tudor has carved out a distinctive identity …
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A pink gold Datograph Up/Down with serious chronograph engineering, rich contrast, and the kind of finishing only Lange can deliver. What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 9/10 There …
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Breitling has refined the Chronomat in all the right places, but the real question is: which version now becomes the one to own? Breitling has given one of its most …