watch brands
Alain Silberstein continues his collaborative run, and again with Grail Watch. Meet the Bell & Ross x Alain Silberstein Black Ceramic Trilogy. For Grail Watch 4, Alain Silberstein takes the Bell & Ross. There are three references – the BR… Read More ›
You all know the history of the much-loved Fifty Fathoms. To mark the 50th anniversary of the Fifty Fathoms in 2003, Blancpain launched the first contemporary version, a limited edition comprising three series of fifty watches. Now, to mark seventy… Read More ›
Regular readers will know that we like noting the work of master enamellist Anita Porchet, and today’s special collection of four Altiplano Moonphase High Jewellery Zodiaque again feature her work, but in a more unexpected than many that we’ve covered… Read More ›
Vacheron Constantin’s Égérie collection has three new variants – the moon phase, the moon phase jewellery, and the moon phase diamond-paved, all in 18K 5N pink gold 37mm-sized cases. Both of the latter have dials and cases set with brilliant-cut… Read More ›
Although the world of watches has not yet been subject to the same level of randomly-select-two-names-written-on-pieces-of-paper-from-inside-a-bag-and-produce-something trend that has taken over consumer products of all types and at all price points, there has been an increasing variety in the types… Read More ›
IWC has brought the Perpetual Calendar back to the Portofino collection with two new models in 18ct 5N gold or stainless steel, the latter marking the fist time there has been a Portofino Perpetual in this metal. At 40mm (thickness… Read More ›
The Code 11.59 has become quite a large collection family for Audemars Piguet in its short life, covering everything from basic entry level models up to multiple complications. However, although it has been distinctive in its sapphire crystal and clearly… Read More ›
Unlike the films, it’s not so much a Return of the Pink Panther situation but the arrival of the Purple Panther, with the new variation on Chronoswiss’ Flying Regulator Open Gear. The new Open Gear Purple Panther comes in a… Read More ›
The classically elegant Ludwig, with its slim Roman numerals and indices, is a favourite NOMOS collection family, and the 33mm-sized model has a new addition with a black dial, joining the existing variants with white and champagne. The galvanised black… Read More ›
A pocket watch belonging to RMS Titanic postal clerk Oscar Scott Woody has sold for £98,000 at auction. Forever stopped at the time when it stopped working in the North Atlantic on 14 April 1912, the Ingersoll pocket watch was… Read More ›
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