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Zenith Defy Extreme Double Tourbillon Tag Heuer Mikrotourbillons
I’ve grouped these two watches together because they share the same basic movement architecture. Back in 2012, TAG Heuer unveiled the MikroTourbillonS. This was a follow-up to the Mikrograph which was released the year before as its first production
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Omega Speedmaster Chrono Chime
With all due respect to anyone that has combined a striking function with a chronograph, there is no better, more functionally innovative and more impressive watch in this category than the Omega Speedmaster Chrono Chime. Why? Because its striking fu
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Moment In The Sun
In the fifth edition of LVMH Watch Week, the Group brought the event to Miami, United States, where six prestigious watchmaking maisons — Bulgari, TAG Heuer, Hublot and Zenith, with the notable inclusion of Daniel Roth and Gérald Genta, both recently
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Record Time
Celebrated watchmaker Audemars Piguet teamed up with an edgy rapper on a collab watch costing around two-hundred grand, and what would you expect but some controversy? Last December, the manufacture worked with artist Travis Scott on its new Royal Oa
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The Stars Aligned
City lights in Kuala Lumpur got just a little brighter early this year as Tudor staged an epic night on the town, welcoming its global brand ambassador David Beckham into the Malaysian capital city. On February 1, the esteemed Swiss watchmaking brand
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Chopard L.u.c 1860 In Lucent Steel Revolution Edition
Of all the collaborative projects I’ve made in the past decade, it is this watch, the Chopard L.U.C 1860 in Lucent Steel with untreated gold guilloché main dial, that I’m proudest of. Why? To begin with, I’ve always considered Chopard L.U.C to be one
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Unpredictably Cool
From all the dragon-themed watches that have been launched this year, there emerges a fascinating one from Franck Muller. Resulting from a collaboration with Japanese artist Ryoko Kaneta, the limited edition Cintrée Curvex Ryoko Kaneta Dragon is an u
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Gold Standard
A gold watch used to mean something. Throughout the mid-20th century, companies used to bestow gold watches upon their most valued, senior employees to mark their retirement. It was a sentimental gesture that, as the century wore on, became less appr
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Mechanical Artistry: Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers
Ever wondered why Vacheron Constantin is considered part of the “Holy Trinity” of Swiss watchmaking? Well, the key might lie in the brand’s top-of-the-line collection, Les Cabinotiers. The Les Cabinotiers collection includes watches that are either u
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Louis Vuitton Tambour Twin Chronograph Match Racing
Jean Arnault has done such an amazing job with transforming Louis Vuitton from a fashion watch brand into one of the coolest “horological” watchmaking brands around. He’s done this with a brilliant new Tambour that I like so much I’ve actually ordere
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Founderˊs Note
As my friend Cyrille Vigneron, the CEO of Cartier, has articulated, “The only certainty is uncertainty.” With this, as with all things, he is 100 percent right. The wildly hedonistic atmosphere of two years ago has reversed course; today we are facin
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Rolex Yacht-master II
OK, the stunning Rolex Yacht-Master II is one of the most beloved sports watch around and worn by the likes of celebrities like Mark Wahlberg, Drake, David Beckham and Ireland’s mixed martial arts exponent and president hopeful Conor McGregor. But I’
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From Japan With Love
If you’re a fan of Japanese watchmaking living in California (or anywhere in North America, for that matter), the Grand Seiko event last November was about as good as it gets. The Japanese watchmaker arrived in Los Angeles to host the GS9 Experience
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Contributors
For Guillaume Mille (aka Mille Dollars), there is no greater source of artistic inspiration than the female form. Influenced by Moebius, 1970s French sci-fi and highbrow erotica, the Paris-based illustrator’s dream-like work is infused with passion a
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MB&F LEGACY MACHINE SEQUENTIAL EVO
One of the most astounding chronographs in recent years is the MB&F Legacy Machine Sequential EVO. It brings something new to the table while addressing the fundamental shortcomings of a vertical clutch system. The watch is equipped with two mainspri
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ENGRAVING: The Art of Depth
In contemporary watchmaking, engraving has attained a prominent position among decoration techniques, securing its esteemed status as a métier d’art. Naturally, it evokes awe and amazement among collectors, as evidenced by notable examples such as th
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The Technical Evolution Of The Piaget Polo
Although the ’70s is often recalled as the period when Swiss watchmaking had a near-death experience due to the rise of low-cost quartz watches, it was also one of the most fascinating eras in watch design. As rates of production rocketed on the othe
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MÉTIERS D’ART: Revolution’s Guide to Watchmaking’s Most Demanding Decorative Arts
Artistic craftsmanship has woven itself into the fabric of watchmaking across centuries. The integration of decorative arts, encompassing techniques such as enamel work, gem-setting, engine turning, engraving and miniature painting, traces its roots
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No Ordinary Tourbillon
Sartory Billard has been around since 2015 when the company founded by Armand Billard, an industrial designer, unveiled its first watch. It was the SB01 which started off as a pet project to commemorate his 40th birthday. Since then, the brand has co
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GUILLOCHÉ: The Art of Engine Turning
The art of guilloché, a mechanical engraving technique, is the most visible form of decorative art in watchmaking today. The term “guilloché” originates from the French word “guillocher,” signifying the act of engraving surfaces with repetitive patte
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Equal Parts Sport And Luxury
After all the commotion surrounding the olive green and Tiffany blue Nautilus ref. 5711, Patek Philippe has exercised caution in its approach to launching sports watches over the past two years. Notably, during Watches and Wonders 2022, despite wides
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F.p. Journe Centigraphe Sport Aluminium
We can’t talk about 1/100th of a second chronographs without discussing, of course, the Centigraphe. This is legendary watchmaker François-Paul Journe’s take on a 1/100th of a second chronograph. The issues with a real 50Hz oscillator are both wear a
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The Anatomy Of A Sports Watch
A sports watch doesn’t have to be thin. It doesn’t have to fit under a cuff. It doesn’t even have to be pretty. It can be many things, but there are certain traits any watch with sporty ambitions should have. We’re talking about the likes of water re
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Daniel Roth
The Daniel Roth Souscription Tourbillon was presented for the first time in the metal, which at first glance, is a faithful reincarnation of the original in terms of its case diameter (38.6mm x 35.5mm), albeit a full 2mm thinner. The raised seam that
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Icons On A Journey
Cartier, renowned for its exquisite timepieces, has long been celebrated for its distinctive shaped watches, each a testament to the Maison’s unparalleled creativity and design ingenuity. Over the years, Cartier’s shaped watches have evolved, becomin
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Wes On Watches
WES LANG: I think I first read an article online about Naoya Hida in 2018 or something, before he had officially launched his brand. At the time, I was writing a column for GQ and we reached out to see if we could borrow a watch to photograph, but he
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Zenith
Zenith’s El Primero flaunts the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar in a design that mirrors the A386 blueprint from 1969. Showing off a tri-compax configuration that includes a moonphase display and symmetrically positioned days and months windows
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The 11 Greatest Complicated Sports watches Of The Modern Era
Wait, what? Did you see the amount of SEO-optimized superlatives in this dude’s title? I get what you’re saying. It’s a little bold of me to declare that these 10 timepieces are the most significant, groundbreaking, game-changing complicated sports w
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Gérald Genta
The Gérald Genta Mickey Mouse Repeater was a special piece made for Only Watch, but the minute repeating jump hour retrograde minute movement was revived for a Donald Duck equivalent, a one-off prototype that features the character playing golf. It’s
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With John Buckley
John Buckley has been selling watches online for almost as long as watches have been on the Internet — he’s even got a Rolex dial named after him. The veteran dealer has seen platforms change over the years, from eBay to forums and now TikTok. Buckle
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