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Louis Moinet Unveils the Starman

Dennison Resurrects the Legacy and Elegance of One of the Forgotten Greats of 20th Century Watchmaking

Introducing: The Audemars Piguet x Kaws Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon 'Companion'

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Introducing the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon “COMPANION”

Top 5 Takeaways From Deloitte’s ‘Spotlight on the Female Market’ Report

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Chronograph Is Reimagined in Pink Gold

The Fight Between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul Was Lame – But At Least The Watches Weren’t

Highlights: Pocket Watches and Clocks at Phillips Hong Kong

Having covered independent watchmaking and metiers d’art highlights at Phillips’ upcoming Hong Kong auction, we now look at timepieces that aren’t wristwatches. The Hong Kong sale is a two-part affair: a theme sale focused on timepieces of Japanese origin christened Toki, and the The Hong Kong Watch Auction: XIX. Both include a notable number of pocket watches and clocks across the spectrum of style and periods, from an iconic Cartier Model A mystery clock in rock crystal to the Richard Mille RM020 pocket watch. The catalogues with online bidding for Toki and HKWA XIX. TOKI lot 60 – Breguet digital jumping hours pocket watch This uncommon Breguet pocket watch with a two-tone case was sold in 1926 to a certain Mitoui T.K. for the sum on 16,000 French francs. This was a period when Breguet was making few timepieces, making watches from this era, especially complicated ones, relatively uncommon. With elegantly angled cutouts for the hour and minutes, the jumping hour display makes this watch a rarity. Similarly displays were found on wrist- and pocket watches of the time, including the Cartier Tank à Guichet. This particular piece does not bear the classic Breguet style, like the coin-edged case band or engine-turned dial. The style, however, is typical of the 1920s, though the two-tone case makes it unusual. This watch was made in France, since this was produced well before the brand’s move to the Swiss Vallée de Joux in the 1970s. The white-and-pink-gold 45 mm c...

The Bremont Supermarine: Soaring Over

How The G-SHOCK Premium Line Elevates Functionality with Japanese Soul

Grand Seiko Honors Asia Pacific With The Stunning SBGJ285 Limited Edition In Fuji-Iro

Ferdinand Berthoud Celebrates Sincere Fine Watches’ 70th Anniversary with the Chronomètre FB 1RES.3 Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition

GPHG 2024: Here’s What We Think Of All The Winning Watches Of The Year

Why is the Universal Genève Polerouter So Collectible?

The G-SHOCK MRG-B2000JS

Creations as Sharp as a Katana

Is This The Best-Looking Breguet Marine Tourbillon Equation Marchante 5887 Yet?

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Ralph Lauren Evokes the Charms of the Old West with Two New Engraved Timepieces

Introducing – The Tusenö Windseeker, an Accessible All-Rounder with a Northern Nautical Vibe

New watch micro-brands are created almost every day, with dozens of them surfacing and many disappearing as fast as they came. This is why we tend to be slightly selective about what we cover here on MONOCHROME. From time to time, however, one of these new ventures catches our attention, such as Tusenö, a relatively […]

Introducing: A New Affordable Brand From The Grönefeld Brothers, And The Debut Grøne Manueel One

Microbrand pricing from two Dutch Indie greats is an enticing prospect for folks who find their main brand releases out of reach.

All That Glitters… is the new Longines Mini DolceVita in 18k Gold

Sincere Fine Watches 70th Anniversary: The Exclusive CVDK Grand Planetarium Eccentric Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition

Wind, Water and Watches: Panerai at the 37th America’s Cup

The Triple Threat of The Ulysse Nardin Freak

Why The A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 With Onyx Dial Is The Wildest Stealth Wealth Flex