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The week in watches: Petermann Bédat's first true chronograph headlines a big week
Petermann Bédat debuts its first chronograph-only watch, Vacheron refreshes the Fiftysix, and Zenith partners with J.N. Shapiro despite turbulent news.
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Petermann Bédat debuts its first chronograph-only watch, Vacheron refreshes the Fiftysix, and Zenith partners with J.N. Shapiro despite turbulent news.
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The indie Swiss brand's most complicated Duobox yet gets a fresh blue dial treatment
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Retrograde date, weekend indicator, and a movement the brand actually helped develop. Studio Underd0g just changed its own game.
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Omega put a moon on the Speedmaster Professional once, in 1985. Only 1,300 were made, and NASA never qualified it.
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Watches that still trade above retail: Nautilus 5811/1G, Royal Oak 16202ST, Daytona 126500LN, Aquanaut 5167A, Journe Chronomètre Souverain, GMT-Master II.
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The Renens duo's first chronograph-only watch, with a new in-house monopusher calibre in a 36.5mm platinum case
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The artist behind some of Hublot's most chaotic collabs now has his own watch brand, and the debut pieces are exactly as unhinged as you'd hope
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Krayon's latest Anywhere variant pairs a black onyx dial with hand-painted magnolia flowers, turning sunrise and sunset indication into something that looks more like fine art than a watch complication.
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Panerai revisits its Marina Militare heritage with a left-handed dive watch built for serious use
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The sold-out Sundowner gets a worthy sequel, and this time it ticks on its own
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MB&F hands the LM101 to independent enamellist Gabriel Colliard, and the result is one of the most visually striking dials the brand has ever put under sapphire crystal
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An imaginary vintage dress watch that channels Gabriel Voisin's Art Deco era, stripped of complications and better for it
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Vietnam's most distinctive dial-maker goes bolder with Sơn Mài lacquerware you won't find anywhere else in horology
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Ming's latest is a compact, restrained dress watch built around a genuinely unusual case material, and it might be the brand's most surprising pivot yet
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Rexhep Rexhepi wins the GPHG Aiguille d'Or, Audemars Piguet drops five new references, and Serica goes golden green.
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Real meteorite dials: Daytona 126519LN, Speedmaster Moonphase Meteorite, Zenith Chronomaster Sport, Constellation, BR-X5, Orient Star and Bulova.
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The watch that took home watchmaking's top prize is back, this time in platinum
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Piaget translates Warhol's 1986 camouflage self-portraits into a dial made of sodalite, turquoise, and gold - one tiny shard at a time.
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An olive enamel dial and a two-tone ceramic bezel give Serica's GMT a seriously compelling new look
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The Senans Grand Lune CMM.22 brings a sculpted luminous moon, an in-house micro-rotor, and genuine French watchmaking ambition to a category Yema has never touched before
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The six pillars that define Blancpain's identity, and why they still matter to serious collectors
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Panda and reverse-panda chronos: Daytona 126500LN, Speedmaster Black and White, Tudor BB Chrono, Carrera Glassbox, Hanhart 415 ES, Hamilton Intra-Matic.
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Two new 38 mm references lean into the mineral dial trend, pairing natural stone with yellow and pink gold cases
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Louis Erard channels the Antiqua, Audemars Piguet opens a CPO marketplace, and A. Lange & Söhne marks 20 years of the Datograph Perpetual in platinum
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The one-Rolex question. Submariner 126610LN at €11,200 (allocation-only) vs Daytona 126500LN at €15,500 (essentially closed). Sport-tool diver vs motorsport chronograph.
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Halloween watches: Chaykin Joker, Bell & Ross BR 01 Cyber Skull, Corum Bubble Skull X-Ray, Chronoswiss Dracula, TAG Night Diver, Mr Jones Night Howl.
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The latest Louis Erard collaboration channels Vianney Halter's iconic Antiqua perpetual calendar into a dual-movement regulator that costs a fraction of the original
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Platinum, red gold, and aventurine glass - Glashütte Original strips the Senator back to let the dial do all the talking
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Norqain's 45-gram skeleton sports watch returns in a striking turquoise colourway that's hard to ignore
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Thirty pieces. A monopusher chrono. A perpetual calendar. And a star motif that ties it all back to the beginning.
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