Results for Caliber 3235

The Alpina Heritage Carée Mechanical 140 Years and its unusual calibre

A Week On The Wrist: The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 – What A Modern Pilot Watch Should Be

Do we really need another flieger in our life?

VIDEO: The new Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition, Oris ProPilot Altimeter and Oris Big Crown Calibre 473

Rolf Studer, CEO of Oris, shows Oris’s Watches and Wonders 2023 novelties to Wei Koh, Founder of Revolution. If you’re a watch fan, you might have heard about the Oris Propilot X Kermit Edition, designed by Oris’s creative director Ken Laurent and Disney’s The Muppets. A short film was made about this special watch, which […]

Introducing: The New Chopard High-Frequency Calibre Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF in Titanium

This new version features a "pitch black" dial and some very splashy orange accents.

Review: the Oris Big Crown Calibre 473

There’s a lot of talk among watch collectors of “signature watches.” Watches that essentially serve to define a brand, or even an entire category. The Omega Speedmaster, for example, is a perfect example of a signature watch. Can you even imagine Omega without it? You can’t – it’s integral to the whole operation. They have other collections, sure, but they live and die with the Speedmaster.  Does Oris have a signature watch? I walk by an Oris authorized dealer in my neighborhood just about every day, and there’s a giant decal on the side of their building prominently featuring an Oris Aquis. For as long as I can remember, this authorized dealer has had this kind of marketing in this specific place, always featuring an Aquis. Is the Aquis Oris’s signature watch? I think for many collectors it might be. It’s a modern tool watch (with an integrated bracelet, well before the hype) that has specs making it competitive with virtually any well known diver, but thanks to the aforementioned bracelet it has something unique about it that can only be Oris.  It’s possible that to an even wider swath of customers, the Divers 65 is the Oris signature watch. I can remember when this watch was first reissued in a modern context, and it was something of a phenomenon. It put Oris on the map for many enthusiasts entering the hobby at the beginning of a boom time for the entire industry, and remains a key watch in the vintage throwback category that virtually every brand...

The Spec Sheet: The Carrera Calibre 5 Date May Not Be A Chronograph, But It's Still Pure TAG Heuer

A three-hander that looks good on Ryan Gosling's wrist, and yours too.

Introducing: The Oris Big Crown Calibre 473: A New (In-House) Movement In A Familiar Package

description and review of Oris 473 a new hand wound watch

Introducing: The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 Takes The Oris In-House Movement To New Heights

This watch is a hit, plane and simple.

Introducing: The Oris Big Crown Pointer Date Calibre 403

Big moves for the Big Crown.

Recommended Reading: SJX Takes A Closer Look A Citizen's New High-End Calibre 0200

The beating heart of a $6,000 Citizen.

TAG Heuer Introduces the Monaco Calibre Heuer 02 on Bracelet

One of TAG Heuer’s most distinctive watches because of its angular, square case, the Monaco turned 50 last year and the brand marked the occasion with a variety of limited edition watches as well as a hand-finished, one-off watch that was sold to benefit charity. At the same time, the regular-production Monaco in blue – arguably the quintessential Monaco design – received a substantial upgrade, with the ETA movement replaced with the in-house cal. Heuer 02. The Monaco Calibre Heuer 02 is now also available with a black dial, and a new, retro-inspired Monaco bracelet is also making its debut. Initial thoughts The Monaco is an intrinsically interesting watch because of its case. But TAG Heuer has produced many iterations that unfortunately look similar – despite having different movements – making it difficult to distinguish between them. The latest variant still looks similar, but manages to stand out from the crowd thanks to the bracelet, which has not been part of TAG Heuer’s offerings in a long time. The new bracelet is modelled on the 1970s original, but has been made more robust while being finished better. The result is a bracelet looks original and sporty. There have been numerous Monaco variations, but most were solidly constructed and well priced. The same appears to be true here. While the Monaco Heuer 02 has a new movement and bracelet, it retains the well finished case that’s a wearable 39 mm, along with the symmetrical, “Compax” dial layou...

Introducing: The TAG Heuer Aquaracer 43mm Tortoiseshell Effect Calibre 5 Automatic

Slow and steady wins summer.

Introducing: The TAG Heuer Carrera Sport Chronograph 44mm Calibre Heuer 02 Automatic

Clean, round chronographs with an in-house movement and a contemporary vibe.

Introducing: The BWD X Badgerworks TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 5 with Tropical Coffee Dial

Cortado, cold brew, cappuccino, Carrera.

Hands-On: The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Heuer 02

A next-gen Carrera for a modern TAG Heuer.

Watch Spotting: Yankees Manager Aaron Boone Wearing An Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115

Crushing the postseason with a heavy-hitter from Oris.

Introducing: The Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115 (Live Pics, Pricing)

A tech-forward halo watch charts a new course for Oris.

Through  the Looking  Glass: Oris Big Crown ProPilot X Calibre 115

Oris Big Crown ProPilot X is a stunner several years in the works, the fruition of broad modernisation across the company in terms of technology and design.

Omega Announces Special Pocket Watch Powered by the 19-Ligne Calibre that Gave the Brand its Name

Omega Reintroduces the Original Moonwatch Movement - The Calibre 321

New Release: Zenith introduces DEFY Classic with the Elite 670 calibre for Baselworld 2018

The new DEFY Classic oozes charisma through all 41 mm of its titanium case framing a stellar dial decor, coupled with a choice between a metal bracelet and a strap in leather or rubber.

News: a new player on the movement market – the Calibre EX001

TNT watches, a microbrand watch company from Germany, will release a new in-house designed and developed movement, the EX001 using modern technologies.

Christopher Ward Steps Up To the Big Leagues With Calibre SH21

To many, Christopher Ward is known as a brand that produces very reasonably priced quartz and mechanical watches. Contrary to the extravagant marketing we are used to by bigger and more renowned watch brands, Christopher Ward dispenses with the hype, selling quality watches online at good prices directly to customers. In coincidence with their 10-year […]

ORIS Celebrates 110 Years With An In-House Movement In The Calibre 110!

Now this is a piece of news that has certainly got me excited. With the impending cessation of ETA movement sales to parties outside the Swatch Group, many watch brands have taken on the gauntlet, and have just decided to go on it on their own. This is the reason why we are seeing watch […]

Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Contemporaine Ultra-Thin Calibre 1731: review and the tale of the short lived crown of thinnest minute repeater

The VC Patrimony Comtemporaine Minute Repeater, measuring a mere 8.09mm thick held the crown for the thinnest minute repeater from Sep 2013 to Jan 2014. Introduced in Watches & Wonders in Hong Kong, this slim, hand wound repeater was surpassed by the Jaeger LeCoultre Hybris Mechanica 11, by a tiny sliver of just 0.19mm. SuchRead More