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Hands-On: The Bell & Ross BR V1-92
What has a 38.5mm stainless steel round case, black dial, and costs $1,900? The Bell & Ross BR V1-92.
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What has a 38.5mm stainless steel round case, black dial, and costs $1,900? The Bell & Ross BR V1-92.
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A handsome and sporty take on the travel watch enters the collection.
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An affordable summer diver with some real personality.
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Baume & Mercier updates their Baumatic with new blue dials, gold cases, and more.
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Classics are classics for a reason.
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Thirty-nine millimeters of pure steel pilot's watch.
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Just because it can fly, doesn't mean it has to.
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The secret is finally out. And HODINKEE got to see the piece in person.
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Unique & different.
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Chopard's L.U.C collection contains a number of very interesting watches that range from simple time-only pieces to perpetual calendars and tourbillons (and even a cool table clock). At the more accessible end of the scale, we have the L.U.C 1937 Classic, a three-hand watch with a discrete date window and an in-house, chronometer-certified movement. That this movement comes in an elegant, well-finished pink gold package makes it all the more appealing.
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And green Cartier. The new Tank Musts, oh me, oh my.
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We're glowing.
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A precious zig in a world of steely zags.
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Referencing the past while solidifying their present.
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The latest Black Bay is a technical powerhouse – but is it the Tudor dive watch you've been waiting for?
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In the shock of the season, Tudor made a diver from a most unusual material. Here's our review.
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A slimmer steel case and vintage vibe for Tudor's modern chronograph.
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Plus, a new Presage, as part of the brand's 140th anniversary celebration.
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Is Piaget's sub-$13,000 chronograph a game changer in the luxury sport watch category?
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Modern styling wrapped around an old-school idea.
Deployant
For today's article, we are reviewing one of the hottest and most popular entry-level timepieces in the market currently: The Tissot PRX Powermatic 80.
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Coming to other markets in a limited capacity next month.
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A dazzling dial made of recycled plastic.
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... and help the local communities of Africa's Okavango Delta, too.
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A lovable watch that packs a nostalgic power-up.
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Otherwise what are we even talking about?
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That definition is not just arbitrary. It's downright cruel.
Revolution
With the Chopard L.U.C 1860 Flying T, Special Revolution in hand, Wei gives the rundown of a great revelation that the already impressive COSC & Geneva Seal watch has, an enigmatic stop-seconds function, making it one of only six tourbillons in existence from major watchmakers that feature.
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The watch now has a swimming feature. So we asked the fittest writer we know to put the device through its paces.
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First up, let me get something off my chest. I have never been a fan of the movement used in the AP Royal Oak Offshore. As much as I like the style of the watch, I’ve always felt the movement isn’t up to scratch, especially for the price. Of course, not many people will care about this, but one look at how deep-set the date is, and you know clearly that it is a modular construction (module by Dubois-Deprez). And really, at $50k a pop, is it really too much to ask for an integrated chronograph movement? I’m sure there are many out there who will argue that this is part of the charm. It’s what makes the Royal Oak Offshore different. But I have a feeling given how hyped the watches are, people are only too happy to buy one when one is available, and straight away, blinders come on, and the denial begins. Especially when the layout is exactly the same as the ubiquitous ETA 7750 chronographs (12-9-6 sub-dials). Again, nothing wrong with the ETA 7750. In fact, it is one of my favourite entry-level, workhorse movements, but even this one is integrated… Fine. Call me a chronograph snob if you like. As we all know, this hobby is highly personal and highly subjective. I just prefer my chronographs to be integrated. (Although I’m not fussy regarding whether it’s a vertical or horizontal clutch, and whether or not the engagement is controlled by a column-wheel or a cam/lever assembly – I’m sure there are people out there who swears by one form over another…) This...
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