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Going Gucci
Gucci relaunches its timepieces by revisiting its watchmaking roots. revolution talks with Piero Braga, president and CEO of Gucci Timepieces & Jewelry.
The Rolex GMT-Master: A Chronology
Military aviation fills our imagination with romance, adventure and derring-do, but it is the transformative democratisation of civilian aviation that opens new horizons by bringing peoples and goods closer together on our spinning planet. And in this, there are few more emblematic of hopping across time zones in the golden age of jet travel than the Rolex GMT-Master.
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The Rolex Square Crown Guard Submariner Reference 5512
Paul Altieri, of bobswatches.com tells Revolution about his personal 1959 Rolex Square Crown Guard Submariner Reference 5512.
Glashütte Original - German Excellence
Revolution’s editor-in-chief goes in search of German quality and finds Glashütte Original as its standard bearer.
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Introducing the URWERK x Revolution UR-105 Bronze Tiger
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Baselworld - Time’s at an End.
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Fossil to Produce BMW-branded Smartwatches
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A Class of its Own: The Richard Mille RM 11-03 Automatic Flyback Chronograph
Like the steepest mountains in the Tour de France, Richard Mille is hors catégorie, or beyond classification. Revolution charts the rise of the RM 11-03 to the status of ultimate collectable grail watch.
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Swatch Group Quits Baselworld
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Available to Buy: 5 Black DLC Coated Vertex M100Bs
In Conversation with Chris Grainger, CEO of IWC
Revolution USA Editor-In-Chief Keith W. Strandberg talks to Chris Grainger, CEO of IWC
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Zooming in on the Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph
The Richard Mille Sapphire Marvels
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Richard Mille’s crystal cased watch series was initially introduced at SIHH 2012 with the RM 056. An apparition of a watch as it stood in the case on the Richard...
Rolex Partners with the United States Tennis Association
Rolex is now the Official Timekeeper and Official Timepiece of tennis’s US Open.
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OnTheDash - Jeff Stein Relaunches His Encyclopaedic Heuer Website
Ultra-Cool Omega
The perfection of the Omega Ultraman and First Wrist-Chronograph Limited Edition.
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George Bamford on His Personal Car and Watch Collections
We caught up with George Bamford, founder of Bamford Watch Department, to check out his private car and watch collections and get an insight into how they influence his work at BWD.
On Parr with Gucci
The Florentine brand launches an Instagram campaign with British documentary photographer Martin Parr.
The Lange Way to the Top
Vintage cars, fine watchmaking and the future of our industry with A Lange & Söhne CEO Wilhelm Schmid.
Harrods’ Hot Heuer
London’s landmark retailer, Harrods, has released an exclusive, limited edition TAG Heuer Autavia.
The Shanghai Watch Gang
If you’re wondering what the future of Mainland Chinese watch collecting looks like, look no further than the Shanghai Watch Gang.
Master Stroke - The Rolex GMT-Master: Part 1
As the Crown and Shield each release their own version of the legendary “Pepsi”, revolution takes a guided tour through the first three decades of Rolex’s celebrated pilot’s watch, the GMT-Master.
In Conversation with Rob Ronen, Founder of Material Good
Rob Ronen explains how Material Good does retail differently.
A Historical Tour of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s Paris
If there is one place to retrace the footsteps of Abraham-Louis Breguet, it is in Paris, where the master watchmaker lived, worked and built a reputation as one of the most innovative horological minds of all time.
Audemars Piguet to Open New Boutique in East Hampton, New York
Audemars Piguet to open new boutique in East Hampton, NY with Material Good.
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Tropical Beauty: The Chocolate Speedmaster Reference ST 145.022-69
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Simon de Burton at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Visiting Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter
We dropped by Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter – catching up with the likes of Struthers Watchmakers, Deakin & Francis, and Yard-O-Led – to get a hands on look at the traditional craftsmanship and techniques still in use there.
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