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Wei and Jeremiah discuss the first ever collaboration between two watch industry icons, Bell & Ross and Alain Silberstein. Grail Watch 4 presented a unique opportunity for Alain to work with the second watch brand that he always had strong admiration for after Ressence, and that was Bell & Ross. Bruno Belamich and Carlos Rosillo […]
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It's got a heart of steel, but it's light on the wrist and your wallet.
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And gosh knows, we've needed them lately.
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Black dials galore this week in a tightly curated selection of vintage watches in the H Shop.
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In early photo renderings from the brand, it looked kind of like a toy. In real life, it's all grown up.
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Let's be Sinn-cere, Patek Philippe might read clunky but it really Rolex-es off the tongue.
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Highlighting the newest ten additions to the Vintage Watches section of the H Shop.
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Audemars Piguet has a case of the high-complication blues.
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Give me all the bezels.
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Vintage watches and superheroes come together in our watch-related movie of the week.
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A true chronometer from Longines and an early variant of an iconic Rolex lead the way.
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And would you look at that dial?
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"Audemars Piguet made me a piece unique to bring out on tour. And now it's pretty much all I wear."
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Small changes make this heavy hitter even heavier.
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And a 54-year-old mystery surrounding the blacked-out Doxa diver is finally solved.
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Southpaws rejoice as the Crown delivers a destro surprise.
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The company's enlistment of Pantone enables different parts to be manufactured to monochromatic spec.
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Heavy metal meets heavy hitter.
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In her HODINKEE debut, the founder of Dimepiece takes a flaming-hot AP on a tour of Manhattan.
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It tells me what I need to know – and that's how much time I have left.
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It's the stuff that dreams are made of.
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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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The newest Tudor Black Bay is also Tudor's most technically advanced watch so far.
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Long an annual tradition for IWC – now in its 15th consecutive year in fact – the “Laureus Sport for Good” edition is back once again in its usual blue livery that echoes the emblem of the eponymous charity with the IWC Pilot’s Watch Automatic Edition ‘Laureus Sport for Good’. Each annual Laureus edition sees IWC facelift one of its watches, from the classical Portofino to the sporty Pilot’s Watch, typically in a simple fashion with the addition of a blue dial – good enough but not quite great. This year the brand is doing something a bit more special with its entry-level aviator’s watch, which gets a blue ceramic case in a first for the brand. Initial thoughts As is typical of the IWC Pilot’s Watch, the new Laureus edition is simple, coherent and appealing. But it offers a bit more with the tone-on-tone case and dial, making it slightly more special than the standard Pilot’s Watches, or even past Laureus editions. Though IWC used a similar formula for the Laureus edition of two years ago – that had a polished, black ceramic case instead – the latest edition is tangibly better. For one, a blue ceramic case is rare, having been utilised by only a handful of watchmakers, and it also looks pretty cool. At the same time, the watch has been upgraded in technical terms. It houses the new, five-day cal. 32111, which is derived from the cal. 32115 first seen in the ultra-shock resistance Big Pilot XPL. Both are in turn modified versions of the cal. 32...
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Founded just five years ago, Gorilla has already established a distinct house style, born of the its two founders’ eye for design. Notably, one of the founders, Octavio Garcia, was design chief at Audemars Piguet for over a decade. The latest from the brand is reassuringly familiar, channeling the style of its inaugural model, but a major step up in terms of form, function, and price – the Fastback Thunderbolt Chronograph. Equipped with a smartly skeletonised dial, it’s the brand’s first chronograph but retains with Gorilla’s recognisable case style. The case is multi-material: a ceramic bezel, followed by an anodised aluminium ring, and then a black-coated titanium case middle and back Initial thoughts Gorilla’s past offerings have been appealing for several reasons. Though evocative of some other well-known designs, its watches are original and handsome – a rare sight at the US$800 price range – and they are usually executed in unusual combinations of materials like titanium and ceramic. At the same time, the brand managed to make uncommon complication relatively affordable, namely the wandering hours display that’s most famously associated with Urwerk and Audemars Piguet in modern watchmaking. The latest offering is an extension of the brand’s strengths. Despite being its first chronograph, the Fastback Thunderbolt Chronograph is well put together, having a skeletonised front that’s intricate in detail and rich in colour that manages to pres...
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A live look at Rado's blacked-out take on a heritage diver.
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