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Introducing: Zenith Updates The Chronomaster Open With El Primero Caliber 3600
Zenith's mid-2000s flagship chronograph receives new tenth-of-a-second duds.
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Zenith's mid-2000s flagship chronograph receives new tenth-of-a-second duds.
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A 2021 favorite makes its return, with a movement frosted for the winter.
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The first openworked Jumbos in eight years, and my, they're eye-openers.
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A serpent with a secret.
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One of the most important new movements of the last half-century came from a very unexpected manufacturer: Chopard.
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New York meets Atlanta.
SJX Watches
Having introduced a new design language along with the all-new, automatic 9SA5 last year, Grand Seiko is now doing the same for the Spring Drive. The watchmaker has debuted a pair of Heritage Collection Seiko 140th Anniversary Limited Editions, the “Minamo” SLGA007 in steel and the “Tree Rings” SLGA008 in rose gold. Both are powered by the 9RA2 that’s part of the family of latest-generation Spring Drive movements first seen last year in the Grand Seiko Diver 600 m SLGA001. Just 5 mm high, the slimness of the 9RA5 means the pair of new models are the thinnest Grand Seiko Spring Drive watches to date. Initial thoughts The new models are essentially Spring Drive versions of the self-winding Heritage models launched last year (including an ultra-luxe platinum version and the more recent “White Birch”). That’s a good thing for two reasons. One is the intrinsic appeal of the design, which is vintage inspired and appealing, packaged in a case that’s a good size and easily wearable. And the other is the increased consistency in styling between Grand Seiko’s Spring Drive and automatic models, doing away with the confusing distinction between movements and designs. The “Minamo” SLGA007 in steel But that’s also the downside for the buyers of the limited-edition models (either these or the automatics), since the design has been replicated as a standard-production watch with the automatic movement, and the same will surely be done for the new 9RA2 Spring Dr...
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Wood, water, and a pet peeve goes bye-bye.
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Citizen kicks off a brand-new chapter in collaboration with subsidiary La Joux-Perret.
A fast-beat watch that says, "slow down."
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Norqain's newest watch is the first to feature a movement from Tudor manufacturer Kenissi.
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One has it, one doesn't.
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The last of the original Lange 1 movements gets a long-awaited update.
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A familiar design now moves a bit differently.
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The latest limited edition from Grand Seiko marks a major mechanical leap forward.
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The latest evolution of Spring Drive, in a very serious tool watch.
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A classic IWC timepiece gets a manufacture motor.
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Blink and you missed it, but Bulgari dropped another world's record at LVMH Dubai Watch Week.
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Clean, lean, and Grand Seiko through and through.
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The Panerai Luminor Tourbillon GMT a.k.a the Lo Scienzato adds some new technology to the watch.
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A thoroughly modern take on a classic dress watch.
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The (very) small world of rectangular movements just got a little bigger.
Two Broke Watch Snobs
This week Mike and Kaz are talking about limited edition watches - more specifically, are they actually doing us any good? We see the rush and trample of the horological masses as soon as some sort of LE piece gets released. But are the results actually worth it?
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For this week's Throwback Sunday, we take a light moment from the recent Trump - Kim Singapore summit and with watch recommendations for the world leaders
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The new movement powering Rolex’s Day-Date 40.
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Last year in my article ‘Coloured Dials! The World Between Black & White‘ I ended my post in saying something that I would not be surprised if the watch industry in general, would bring us more colour at Baselworld 2015. And indeed Baselworld presented some color this year, but the brand where I did not […]
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Time flies…tempus fugit. Its already 10 years since a watch was introduced at the shocked Basel World and called “The Freak”. The late Rolf Schnyder, a great innovator and provocateur if there ever was one in the watchmaking industry, introduced the Freak to a mesmerised crowd in 2003. I was among the crowd that day,Read More
Quill & Pad
The Oscillon duo of Buser and Devanthey have created the second release of Naissance d’une Montre with the Naissance d’une Montre 2. Using Oscillon’s own L’instant de vérité caliber as a base, one already designed to be made entirely by hand, the Naissance d’une Montre 2 brings the glory of the past to something that would make sense in any futuristic setting.
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