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They say that third time’s a charm and this is it! Our third trip to Watches and Wonders in the horological heartlands of Geneva, and I CAN’T WAIT!
Read moreIn 1936, Panerai received a request from the Regia Marina to build watches for their divers which were visible in the low light conditions of the w...
Read moreSince the 3700 was discontinued in 1990, the Nautilus range had been without a large and uncomplicated variant. The midsize reference 3800 existed ...
Read moreCurie was known to have carried test tubes full of radioactive isotopes around in her pocket, and when storing them in her desk had remarked that t...
Read moreThe watch that was expected to sound the death toll for Audemars Piguet was singlehandedly responsible for its resurrection.
Read moreIt would be fair to say that the Patek Philippe Nautilus is *the* most sought after steel sports watch of my lifetime. It has reigned supreme for t...
Read moreThe Rolex GMT Master is arguably one of the best known models within the brand, occupying territory along with the Submariner and Daytona as one of...
Read moreThe Rolex GMT Master is arguably one of the best known models within the brand, occupying territory along with the Submariner and Daytona as one of...
Read moreFor many years now, dive watches have occupied a vast territory in watch collecting and appreciation. People often choose them for their robust bui...
Read moreA watch that has stood the tests of both time and zero gravity still exists today albeit in a slightly updated form. It has become a must have for ...
Read moreIn 1783, an admirer of Marie-Antoinette placed an order with Breguet, horological purveyor to the French Court for a pocket watch fit for the que...
Read moreYou can’t talk about the Hublot Big Bang without talking about Jean-Claude Biver. Biver kickstarted the development of Hublot into an internationa...
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