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New & Reviewed: H. Moser Streamliner Tourbillon Wyoming Jade
H. Moser releases an addition to the Streamliner Tourbillon line with a novelty in red gold with bracelet and a natural jade dial.
Results for The 2017-2022 Vintage Market Boom
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Hodinkee
Introducing: Nomos Has Three New Black Orion Watches, Each With Their Own Flair
The three new Orions differentiate themselves by more than just case size.
Fratello
Fratello Talks: What Makes A Watch Brand Great?
Welcome to this episode of Fratello Talks, in which Nacho, Lex, and Laurits try to answer the question: what makes a watch brand great? It’s not as obvious as one might imagine. There are as many factors to consider as there are parts in a watch movement. However, a handful of specific criteria come into […] Visit Fratello Talks: What Makes A Watch Brand Great? to read the full article.
SJX Watches
Exhibition: Cartier “A Journey Through Time” in Singapore
Documenting the origins and evolution of the jeweller’s best-known timepieces, A Journey Through Time is now taking place at Cartier’s flagship boutique in Singapore located in the ION Orchard mall. Continuing until February 2, 2024, the exhibition explores the brand’s history through a curated display of historical timepieces, ranging from classic, early-20th century examples to quintessential Cartier London designs of the Swinging Sixties. The watches on show trace the development of form cases, from rectangles to ovals and everything in between, which came to symbolise the brand. These case shapes, as well as the familiar Roman numerals and blued hands, are now integral elements of Cartier’s design lexicon. Some of the earliest watches on display including a Santos (1926), Tonneau (1911), and Tortue monopoussoir chronograph (1936) Signature Cartier London examples (from left), JJC (1974), Maxi Oval (1969), and Pebble (1972) According to Cartier, the inspiration for this exhibition came from Time Project, a collection of 12 short films directed by the Norwegian fashion photographer and filmmaker Sølve Sundsbø. Starring American actor Jake Gyllenhaal, the films captured the brand’s relationship with time and are playing on screens in the exhibition area showing the brand’s current models. However, enthusiasts will be there primarily for the 23 timepieces from the Cartier Collection, the brand’s treasure trove of vintage watches, clocks, jewellery, and ot...
Worn & Wound
Seiko’s Latest Cocktail Inspired Dress Watches are Coming Soon
It can sometimes be easy to forget that there was a time when finding high-quality, affordable mechanical watches was a bit of a challenge. Back in those days, Seiko was the name of the game, and while plenty of worthy competitors have risen through the ranks to challenge the Japanese brand, Seiko still has a few tricks up its sleeve. Namely, Seiko knows how to make a hell of a dress watch. While there are plenty of iconic tool watches available at a true entry-level price point, finding great dress watches - especially mechanical ones - is harder to do. Since its initial introduction in 2010, the Cocktail Time series has offered collectors a genuinely exciting, and beautiful, dress watch at an almost shocking price. Today, Seiko has expanded its Cocktail Time lineup with the introduction of their latest collaboration with Hisashi Kishi’s famed Ginza watering hole, STAR BAR. This is not the first time Kishi and STAR BAR have collaborated with Seiko either. You might remember that back in 2022, Kishi and Seiko released the SSA455J1 and SSA457J1. That duo, based on the familiar colors of classic cocktails like the Martini, were distinguished by the cutouts in their dials reminiscent of a ripple on the surface of a drink. This time, Kishi and Seiko have released a pair of watches with inspiration taken from proprietary cocktails Kishi has created for STAR BAR inspired by the Tokyo skyline. What results is a pair of watches offered with beautiful gradient dials, perfect ...
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Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 600 - 38mm Ceramic Automatic Diver Watch Review - C60-38-AUTO-SKKK
Worn & Wound
Five Great Watches Under $300
We’ve said it before on this site, but we believe this is the golden age of watches as a hobby. The explosion of interest in watches over the last few years has fueled a resurgence of brands and models across every price point. More than ever, enthusiasts can choose from myriad styles and kinds of watches at the more affordable end of the spectrum. These are, in fact, some of the most satisfying watches you can own. Certainly the bang for buck factor is the greatest here. Without further delay, here are five great watches from the Windup Watch Shop under $300. Don’t forget to sign up for our rewards program to earn points and save with each purchase! We’ve said it before on this site, but we believe this is the golden age of watches as a hobby. The explosion of interest in watches over the last few years has fueled a resurgence of brands and models across every price point. More than ever, enthusiasts can choose from myriad styles and kinds of watches at the more affordable end of the spectrum. These are, in fact, some of the most satisfying watches you can own. Certainly the bang for buck factor is the greatest here. Without further delay, here are five great watches from the Windup Watch Shop under $300. Don’t forget to sign up for our rewards program to earn points and save with each purchase! The post Five Great Watches Under $300 appeared first on Worn & Wound.
Time+Tide
Zodiac is a brand of firsts that you may not know about
The plucky Le Locle brand has plenty of history of sticking it to the big box brands. Here are some notable examples.The post Zodiac is a brand of firsts that you may not know about appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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New and Reviewed: Bell & Ross BR 03 Cyber Ceramic
Bell & Ross releases a new addition to their BR 03 collection, this time featuring what they call the Cyber design in ceramic. Here is our review.
Time+Tide
Andrew explains how each of our three T+T10 boutique edition watches help sum up Time+Tide
Baltic, Furlan Marri and Studio Underd0g - each of these three collabs say something about Time+Tide.The post Andrew explains how each of our three T+T10 boutique edition watches help sum up Time+Tide appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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New: Frederique Constant Slimline Perpetual Calendar
Frederique Constant unveils the new Slimline Perpetual Calendar with an openworked dial, in a collaboration with Peter Speake.
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2 Year Channel Anniversary - Best Used Luxury Watches Under $2000 - Urban Gentry SKX +Free Giveaway
Fratello
Fratello On Air: Starting Our Collections Over With A Pot Of Money
Fratello On Air is back with another rip-roaring episode. This time, we talk about what starting over would look like for our watch collections. Of course, we give ourselves all the funds that we’ve used in the past for watches and are armed with the knowledge we’ve picked up over the last decade or so. […] Visit Fratello On Air: Starting Our Collections Over With A Pot Of Money to read the full article.
Fratello
Back To Basics: How To Treat A Mechanical Watch To Avoid Damage
In this installment of our Back To Basics series, we are truly going back to the fundamentals of the hobby. This time, we ask ourselves: how should you treat a mechanical watch to avoid damage? Again, this may be obvious if you are a seasoned watch enthusiast. But if you are new to the game, […] Visit Back To Basics: How To Treat A Mechanical Watch To Avoid Damage to read the full article.
Time+Tide
Ollech & Wajs’ OW 8001 is a beefier yet more mature PRX alternative
Brutalist and uncompromising, this integrated tool watch is a real contender.The post Ollech & Wajs’ OW 8001 is a beefier yet more mature PRX alternative appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Fratello
What A WWII-Inspired Military Watch Means To A 21st-Century Enthusiast
Why you own a particular watch is a deeply personal affair. No one should tell you what you should collect and wear, nor should anyone suggest how you should live your life. You like what you like, and you do what you want to do. That’s why, in this article, I will only tell you […] Visit What A WWII-Inspired Military Watch Means To A 21st-Century Enthusiast to read the full article.
Time+Tide
Every brand is a fashion brand
Buffy is set to ruffle some feathers with their take on the fashion brand topic.The post Every brand is a fashion brand appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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Top 10 38mm Watches for Smaller Wrists -Seiko, Rolex, Omega, Tudor, Marathon, Sinn, Junghans, CWard,
Time+Tide
New releases from Omega, Zenith, Breguet, (and Baltic, Furlan Marri, and Studio Underd0g) and more
Three T+T limited editions this week, plus a bevy of other cool releases from big brands.The post New releases from Omega, Zenith, Breguet, (and Baltic, Furlan Marri, and Studio Underd0g) and more appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Time+Tide
This Platinumtech Panerai Luminor is a Panerista’s ultimate perpetual calendar
Large, and in charge, with the most Panerai way of doing a perpetual calendar.The post This Platinumtech Panerai Luminor is a Panerista’s ultimate perpetual calendar appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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Frederique Constant’s Slimline Perpetual Calendar Manufacture is back in smoky grey
The Frederique Constant Slimline Perpetual Calendar Manufacture enters its third (and most stylish) iteration in three years.The post Frederique Constant’s Slimline Perpetual Calendar Manufacture is back in smoky grey appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Fratello
Sunday Morning Showdown: Formex Reef 39.5mm Vs. Seiko Prospex Marinemaster
Welcome to another Sunday Morning Showdown! We hope you woke up with a nice cup of coffee this Sunday morning and are ready to vote for your favorite watch in this week’s battle of the divers. This week, it’s going to be like David versus Goliath. In one corner, we have the new Formex Reef […] Visit Sunday Morning Showdown: Formex Reef 39.5mm Vs. Seiko Prospex Marinemaster to read the full article.
Quill & Pad
6 Reasons You would have to be an Idiot to Steal a Fine Watch – Reprise
Seriously, let’s face it, criminals are flippin’ stupid! Here are six reasons why stealing watches is a really bad idea (aside from the obvious) and those who try probably won’t get away with it anyway.
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Greubel Forsey Balancier 3: Back to Basics, More Accessible (for a Greubel Forsey), and Much More Wearable
For a Greubel Forsey, the Balancier 3 looks like a mid-size watch with a diameter of 41.5mm. Martin Green takes a closer look.
Time+Tide
How I made it one year without buying a watch
Buffy recounts their watch collecting dry spell, and how they got there in the first place.The post How I made it one year without buying a watch appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Fratello
Christie’s Is Auctioning Part Of Sir Elton John’s Eclectic Watch Collection
Now, I have to admit, when I signed up to write for Fratello, I did not expect to ever write about Sir Elton John. But here we are! Granted, it’s for a good reason. Christie’s is auctioning a plethora of items from his Atlanta mansion, including a watch collection. And what a watch collection it […] Visit Christie’s Is Auctioning Part Of Sir Elton John’s Eclectic Watch Collection to read the full article.
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Have a Perfectly Fitting Watch Strap with this Tactile, Adjustable Strap Buckle by Roland Iten: It’s Both Useful and Relatively Affordable – That’s Win/Win! – Reprise
Watch straps and buckles (both pin and folding) are the nearly ideal way to fit your watch to your wrist, but they have an inherent drawback: the standard holes in the strap are 8 mm apart, so unless you are very lucky you have to select a hole that either makes the strap too tight or too loose. The perfect answer is either paying for a custom strap and hoping that your wrist size doesn't change or a Roland Iten RWC09 adjustable buckle.
Teddy Baldassarre
Raymond Weil Millesime Small Seconds Review
Raymond Weil, founded in 1975 by its eponym and now owned and operated by the Bernheim family, is one of only a handful of independently owned Swiss watchmaking companies, alongside historic, prestigious maisons like Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet. The Geneva-based company, however, occupies a different niche than those two high-horology powerhouses, having firmly established itself as a purveyor of “affordable luxury” - producing well-designed watches with wide appeal that nevertheless rarely gain attention in the upper echelons of horological connoisseurship. That all changed in 2023, however, when the sublimely refined design of the brand’s Millesime Small Seconds model took the coveted Challenge award in the year’s Grand Prix d’Horlogerie Genève (GPHG), the watch world’s equivalent of the Oscars. With its sober but meticulously embellished sector dial and slender case, the watch represents a throwback to a style of understatedly elegant dress watch that few seem to be making anymore. I had a chance to wear one for a couple weeks for a hands-on review. (To get Teddy's video take on the watch on our dedicated Reviews channel, click here.) Case: The round stainless steel case of the Millesime (the term comes from the world of fine wine, and appropriately translates to “vintage”) will settle perfectly into many enthusiasts’ sweet spot, at 39mm in diameter, and its thickness of just under 11mm (10.9mm, to be super-precise) will ensure that it set...
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