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A new watch from MB&F; is always a big deal. There’s a teaser campaign, articles start cropping up to revisit the previous watches, people speculate rampantly - the closest thing I’ve seen to it recently was when the new trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens was released and the Internet pretty much exploded. Now […]

Full review with hands on commentary, analysis, live photographs with full specs and price of the MB&F; Legacy Machine Perpetual.

Round up of the horological fortnight, featuring significant events: the Harry Winston Opus 14 Launch in Germany and the re-opening of the JLC Boutique in Singapore.

A short guide for watches with an unusual way of telling time, with pieces from A. Lange and Sohne, Ressence, Ludovic Ballouard, MB&F;, Devon, and Cabestan.

In conversation with Oliver Epstein, CEO Chronosswiss. Eavesdrop on our discussion on divers topics, from his acquisition, to the core Chronoswiss values, and the move to Luzern to business and market matters.

Press information on the recently released Richard Mille RM 63-02 World Timer.

A dream come true is always possible with Cartier. Known as the Jeweler to Kings, Cartier captures the dazzle and dream of mankind, creating one-of-a-kind pieces to last a lifetime with. And when you gather all the exquisite and immaculate grace of Cartier’s collection, you have what the French would call étourdissant, a singular word […]

Bulgari reveals the Papillon Tourbillon Central at the ninth Salon Internacional de Alta Relojeria in Mexico City. This new piece features a concept central tourbillon, jump hour display and an interesting interpretation of a 'butterfly' minute display.

Review and hands-on session commentary of the Andersen Genève Tempus Terrae at the First Asia Presentation of the watch. With live photographs and historical context. Specifications and price.

After a hiatus of two years, Harry Winston and the Opus are back on the dance floor with a Rock ‘N’ Roll timepiece. They are calling it the “Jukebox on your wrist” as it has a stack of four disks with different time displays - local time, GMT time, date and a star bearing the […]

Introducing the new H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Centre Seconds, the first sports watch from Moser!

Renowned jewelry house Graff launches a gorgeous coffee table book, telling the story of the brand’s founder Mr. Laurence Graff. Comprising 272 pages, the book recounts Mr. Graff’s very beginnings in the jewelry industry until today, through several exclusive interviews and stunning photos that highlight the brand’s innovative pieces of jewelry, precious gemstones and watches. The book has been […]

Hands-on review of the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Brocéliande with photographs, commentary.

A short guide for watches with an unusual way of telling time, with pieces from HYT, Romain Jerome, Urwerk, SevenFriday, Harry Winston and Hautlence.

Review of the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda 1950 Tourbillon. With high resolution photographs of the ultra thin automatic tourbillon, with analysis and commentary.

A review of the new Omega Seamaster 300 SPECTRE Limited Edition.

The average cost of servicing a wristwatch is 3 to 5 figures. The estimated cost of servicing London's Big Ben? Approximately £29.2 million pounds

Hands on review of the SEVENFRIDAY V-Series: V1 and V2, plus a bonus of the very latest V3. Live photography, commentary and analysis.

Earlier this year, IWC released the Pilot’s Watch Double Chronograph Edition “Le Petit Prince”, featuring an innovative and delightful “jumping star” function. This was unusual for IWC. The Schaffhausen watchmaking company is known for its finely engineered timekeeping instruments that exhibit performance and reliability in every component. It is only in one area - its […]

Name a brand with a historic case of more than half a century's fame and has had both a Rolex movement and a Unitas 6497 in it. Yours truly, Panerai.

TAG Heuer gives the world a teaser of its new smart watch: The TAG Heuer Connected. It will be unveiled on November 9th in New York

I didn’t really get this watch at first. As we conventionally understand the term, one is said to have been afflicted with the evil eye if one experiences an unmitigated and inexplicable stretch of misfortune, suffering and illness. It’s more or less like a kind of jinx. The way I saw it, there didn’t seem […]

Roundup of horological events over the month ending October 18, 2015. With highlights from IWC, Kevin Seah, HYT, Andersen Genève and Tudor.

A short guide for a big watch, with pieces from Lange, Audemars Piguet, Urwerk, Panerai, Zenith, and Rolex.

Part 2 of the interview with Georges Kern, touching on the brand strategy, collection review.

Tudor releases a third installment to their highly successful Black Bay collection. Based off a vintage ref 7922 first launched in 1954, the Tudor Heritage Black Bay in black is the third model to be released.

For a long time now, Grand Seiko has represented some of the finest value in mechanical horology today – but we’re here basically to, re­write that old wives tale. Just earlier in the week, at a rather cozy meeting with Seiko at their office here in Singapore, we found ourselves in the company of this […]