Breitling’s latest Top Time releases pay tribute to cycling legends Gino Bartali and Fausto Coppi, blending heritage with the brand’s signature style. I take these timepieces hands-on for review to …
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The Excalibur Grande Complication pushes boundaries with a tourbillon, perpetual calendar, and a minute repeater that chimes the “devil’s chord.” It’s bold, unapologetic, and precisely what you’d expect from Roger …
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Built for speed, crafted for emotion. Every detail reflects the bond between man and machine. This is more than a chronograph; it’s your story on the wrist! There are very …
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Classic in size, rich in heritage, and built with purpose, the Chronographe Télémètre is Angelus at its most honest. It’s a quiet nod to the golden era of chronographs, brought …
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Patek Philippe’s latest split-seconds chronograph doesn’t scream for attention; it doesn’t need to. This is old-school craftsmanship wrapped in a fresh rose gold and enamel combo that just works. It’s …
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A love story told through time, brought to life with every passing hour. Van Cleef & Arpels captures the magic of a midnight kiss on the Pont des Arts. There …
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Bremont’s new Altitude Chronograph GMT is where rugged utility meets refined aviation design. Drawing on the legacy of the MB and U-2 collections, this timepiece blends durability, functionality, and thoughtful …
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A tribute to the golden age of watchmaking, reimagined for today. Raymond Weil expands its Millésime collection with three refined Tri-Compax chronographs. Vintage charm meets modern mechanics in a design …
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Montblanc unveils two new models into the 1858 Geosphere collection, with a brand-new Minerva manucfacture movement accompanying them. Montblanc created the 1858 Geosphere collection as a tribute to the spirit …