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Ulysse Nardin launches the FreakLab at Baselworld 2015 and hails as the benchmark innovation piece for the brand. Exclusive to Ulysse Nardin boutiques, the manufacture releases a limited-edition model numbered to 99 pieces. Ulysse Nardin has been at the forefront of horological innovation. It was the first watch to incorporate a silicium escapement in 2001, a diamond escapementRead More

We feature six watches which fit our mindset when the word a Darth Watch is mentioned. 

The Editor makes his Christmas picks from Tudor, Jaeger LeCoultre, Greubel Forsey.

If you had lived in through the 70s and the 80s, then the name Bryan Ferry would have certainly rang a bell. The former front-man of Roxy Music is a wonderful gentleman with a great taste in sartorial, and he is an idol of many with his irresistible charms and “cool” image. Oh, and of course, for his wonderful songs as well.  So, howRead More

It’s Christmas time, and we all wish we had an amazing Santa to put some wrapped boxes of watches under the tree. But alas, more often than not we are our own Santa. Congruent with the previous articles, I share my 3 picks from 3 categories, under $8000, under $50000 and infinity. Below $8,000: Grand SeikoRead More

The Chopard LUC XP Urushi Year of the monkey, with specs, pricing and insights into the world of urushi. 

Nicole Kidman joins Omega in Milan for the celebration of over a century of women’s watchmaking. Forever the perfect ambassador, she sits down with the watch press to catch up on her work, her family and her love for watches.    Where do you get the courage for the roles you play? I choose my […]

Deployant's News Editor picks three timepieces that have been released this year from different price points, that he would like for Christmas 2015.

Highlights from the fortnight ending Nov 29. Omega, Sincere, Romain Jerome

Our top picks for Christmas wishlists this year! This is the first of 4 installments from four Deployant staff members on their list to Santa.

An owner's journey to the acquisition of the McGonigle Tuscar Bánú, his review and why he bought it. With high resolution photos, specs and price.

Cool watch: Introducing the HYT Skull Maori with cool pictures. 

Full review with hands-on commentary, analysis and comparison of the F.P. Journe Chronomètre Optimum. High resolution photographs, price and specs.

Introducing two new limited editions from SEVENFRIDAY.  THE SEVENFRIDAY P2 “WOODY” and M1 UAEE

Wallpaper sized images of the Richard Lange  Pour le Merite for free download (conditions within)

 Introducing the Richard Mille RM 67-01, pre-SIHH 2016 release. With specifications.

We muse over the rectanglular watch as an alternative to the usual round ones, and recommend six. Cartier, JLC, Patek Philippe, Lange, Glodpfeil, GP

Review of the Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon AeroGMT with micro gas tubes. Hands-on commentary, analysis and comparisons with full specs and prices.

Our thoughts on some of the results achieved for the 2015 edition of the Only Watch Charity Auction

URWERK releases a 5 piece limited edition of their EMC, christened the EMC Pistol. While otherwise the same as the earlier EMCs, this model represents

Press Release: Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art Fabuleux Ornements with the craft of four cultures: French, Chinese, Indian and Ottoman.

Daniel Craig appears on the Ellen Show and gives Ellen a special gift. An Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Limited Edition just like the one in the movie.

Round up for the significant horological events for the fortnight ending November 15. Omega, HYT, MB&F;, Ferdinand Berthoud, Hat of Cain, Longines

At a press conference this week, the always high-energy luxury watch industry legend Jean-Claude Biver shared a stage with Intel and Google executives to announce the dawn of a new age in Swiss watchmaking, and he put the bastions of tradition on notice. The man who engineered the rebirth of Blancpain, the brand that famously […]

A short recommendation guide to purchase a stealth wealth watch, with pieces from Chopard, JLC, Roger Smith, Seiko, Philippe Dufour, and A. Lange and Sohne.

A first impressions review of the Andersen Genève Montre à Tact.

A common myth revolves around bronze's properties, as 'rusty', 'stinks' and gets 'tainted' over time. All of which wrong to a large extent. Let us explain why.