A tourbillon with attitude and a dial that refuses to be ignored. Zenith takes the DEFY Skyline to a whole new level with this rose-gold powerhouse. Bold, modern, and seriously …
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Precision, patience, and philosophy. The core of Japanese watchmaking. What began as a class became a celebration of human craft in a digital world. Seiko didn’t just teach us how …
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A forgotten 1970s prototype finally brought to life, the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar Lapis Lazuli is Zenith at its poetic best. A celestial twist on a historic design, this is …
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The BR-X3 Night Vision elevates Bell & Ross’s experimental “X” series into a new era of material mastery. With its glowing carbon fibre case and COSC-certified performance, it’s a true …
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TAG Heuer pushes the boundaries of modern sport-luxury with the Carrera Chronograph Extreme Sport Twin-Time. A bold fusion of technical design, dual-time functionality, and everyday wearability, it’s the Carrera reimagined …
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The most dauntless of the revered Holy Trinity is celebrating its 150th anniversary in flying colours with three Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet timepieces, each limited to 150 pieces and …
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Dancing in the Moonlight: The International Watch Company has introduced a new addition to the Portofino Automatic Moonphase 40mm line — now finally offered in 18k 5N gold (IWC’s term …
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Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Calibre 985 combines a flying tourbillon, perpetual calendar and rare cylindrical hairspring in a single breathtaking display of high-complication watchmaking. Now re-imagined in stunning pink gold and platinum with …
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Geneva Watch Days 2025 is now well and truly behind us, but what did we think were the standouts of the event? Read on, and find out! Geneva Watch Days …
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This isn’t just another colour variant, it’s Zenith pushing the DEFY Skyline Chronograph into full-ceramic territory with its signature blue. The result is a watch that turns heads like a …
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The 1815 Tourbillon Handwerkskunst blends A. Lange & Söhne’s pocket-watch heritage with modern Saxon ingenuity, pairing timeless proportions and a black grand-feu enamel dial with a platinum case. Its tourbillon …
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Ferdinand Berthoud’s Naissance d’une Montre 3 is a rare fusion of heritage and innovation, crafted entirely by hand using age-old techniques. Limited to just eleven pieces, it stands as both …
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A bold evolution of the Legacy Machine, the LM101 EVO blends MB&F’s signature artistry with everday wearability. With two stunning new colours, this is a fitting 20th-anniversary statement piece that …
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Arnold & Son’s latest DSTB editions turn precision into art, showcasing the True-Beat seconds complication proudly on the dial. With these limited releases, the collection bridges historic chronometer heritage with …
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TAG Heuer’s ground-breaking TH-Carbonspring debuts in two of its most iconic collections. Merging avant-garde design with cutting-edge engineering, these timepieces mark a bold new chapter in the brand’s pursuit of …
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The Osmior Bal Du Temps marks a bold new chapter for L. Leroy, fusing 240 years of heritage with uncompromising haute horlogerie. A poetic blend of sound, precision, and artistry, …
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Glashütte Original’s PanoLunar Tourbillon is more than a technical showcase; it’s a timepiece rooted in Saxon heritage and crafted from the earth it calls home. A perfect harmony of tradition, …
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The seventh edition of the collaboration between Girard-Perregaux and Aston Martin captures the essence of both supercar engineering and haute horlogerie, blending clean lines with technical mastery. The latest collaboration …