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Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time Advanced Research 5650G-001

There’s a well-known saying circulating in both life and on the internet. Five very simple words that are dripping in modern wisdom - We could su...

What a fine pair! Richard Mille released the RM72-01 in 2020, hot on the heels of the discontinuation of one of their signature lines, the RM011. ...

Those who are into vintage Rolex know that red is a pretty exciting colour. “Single Red” 1680 Submariners and Single or Double-Red Sea-Dwellers a...

Launched in 2021 with remarkably little fanfare was Rolex's latest stone dial for their venerable Day-Date. Eisenkiessel. And we’re obsessed with ...

The RM011 FM - First launched in 2007, this is one of Mille’s most iconic pieces. For lovers of the brand, it is instantly recognisable, much like...

Big name, for a big watch, although not literally given that the proportions are svelte at 41mm with a thickness of 9.9mm. This is one of the most...

The joy of Rainbows! Rolex employ both gemologists and gem setters. Gemologists are responsible for quality control on the stones. Gem setters are...

This is the big-daddy of the Day-Dates. A new release model in 40mm, platinum, with ice blue dial and roman numerals. Rolex call this a “biographi...

There is no single dial on this watch. Multi layered sapphire crystal disks are printed with night sky, moon phase, stars, sirius, and cardinal po...

Well, it’s not shy, is it? 50mm size, 23mm height, 9.5mm thick crystal and waterproof to 11 kilometres, and before you ask - yes, you can shower ...

This is a bit of a “whistle-stop” tour of 2022’s 50th Anniversary Royal Oak Chronograph as we’ve already been through its rose gold sibling in a f...

It has to be said that the Grand Complication 5270 range from Patek has become one of their signature “want” pieces in the collecting world. A far...