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IWC Museum Curator Dr. David Seyffer, walks us through IWC’s latest at Watches & Wonders 2021 and tells how these new watches add to the watchmaker’s long standing history of Pilot’s Watches.
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Cartier CEO Cyrille Vigneron walks us through the ethics, intentions and watches announced the maison has unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of Bulgari, walks us through Bvlgari’s 7th world records: the 5.8mm thin, Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar unveiled at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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Crafted from almost 100 percent recycled-based material, Panerai’s Submersible eLAB-ID paves the way for Swiss horology’s ethical evolution.
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Nicolas Baretzki, Montblanc CEO and Laurent Lecamp, Watch Division Direcor, walks us through the their latest at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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From new riffs on Cartier favorites and well-priced releases to elegant, artful designs that the maison is renowned for, Cartier shows the way ahead for 2021.
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Style & Heritage Director at Vacheron Constantin, Christian Selmoni walks us through the maison’s latest at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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Patek Philippe’s outgoing steel Nautilus 5711 is given one last hurrah with an olive green dial for its end of series edition, the reference 5711/1A-014
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Chabi Nouri, CEO of Piaget, walks us through the their latest at Watches & Wonders 2021.
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IWC has introduced eye-catching variations of the Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar, two new colorways for the Pilot Chronograph, and a Top Gun Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar special edition.
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IWC releases the Big Pilot Watch 43 in homage to the IWC Big Pilot’s watch Ref. 5002 launched in 2002.
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To celebrate the Reverso’s glorious nine-decade long journey, Jaeger-LeCoultre has chosen the Hybris Mechanica collection to introduce its most complex Reverso, with 11 complications displayed over four functioning faces and 12 patents to its credit.
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A roundup of the stunning watches newly released by the maison this year.
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Driven by the theme of “on purpose, totally different” Lange’s introductions at Watches & Wonders 2021 are familiar faces, that are completely different.
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Cartier takes great strides towards sustainability with the elegant Tank Must, a watch shaped by the past but reimagined for the future.
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A sportier intention, a fresh color, and a new bracelet define this new timepiece’s multipurpose intent.
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Old styles and new colours ensure Breitling’s latest stand out.
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Sweeping away years of scepticism around online sales, the Covid-19 pandemic pushed the auction world into an incredible phase of experimentation last year. In a bid to find newer ways to connect with their clients amidst a global health crisis, luxury auction houses took a massive digital leap with record sales in 2020. Here is a look at the biggest success stories that kept the secondary market buzzing all through last year
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H. Moser presents a limited-edition flying tourbillon in unique natural stone dials, and a Pioneer Center Second in turquoise fume dial.
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Ulysse Nardin continues its stylistic adventure and has created a technical diving watch that is eye-catching in its appearance and contemporary in its composition.
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We shine a spotlight on our limited run collaborations with some of the world’s best-loved watch brands.
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Stephen McDonnell shares his story of unusual beginnings as an Oxford student of theology into the world of watchmaking, developing a passion that would lead him through the doors of MB&F;, where he would take on a more-than-a-century-old dilemma and come out triumphant.
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Chopard introduces L.U.C jumping-hour complication with Grand Feu enamel dial in rose gold case, limited to 100 pieces.
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Demystifying chronograph movements, along with a balanced view on the horizontal vs vertical clutch debate.
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Whilst many brands shout from the rooftops about their ceramic innovations, Rado has been quietly going about its ceramic business since the launch of its Integral in 1986, with its scratch-resistant high-tech ceramic bracelet. This year, Rado has taken its ceramic technology and created a 43mm high-tech ceramic cased Captain Cook in four versions.
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Bell & Ross adds to their multi-time zone instruments with the BR 03-93 GMT now with a bi-directional bezel with two-color anodized aluminum insert
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Two years on from its initial introduction, URWERK launches the sixth version of the UR-100 in a blue PVD steel case, the URWERK UR-100V “Blue Planet”
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Something of a ‘sleeping giant’, these fourth series chronos From Tudor are picking up as collectors are beginning to appreciate them for their modern aesthetic and super high build quality.
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On the occasion of the Legacy Machines’ 10th anniversary Revolution recounts the stories of the amazing people who made MB&F;’s Legacy Machines, amazing.
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Ferdinand Berthoud introduces its first skeletonised timepiece, the Régulateur Squelette FB RS, providing an unhindered view into their technical mastery
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