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The ‘ultra-thin competition’ has been without question a Piaget versus Bvlgari competition in recent years, with the historical specialist coming up against the newcomer which has not just provided it with competition, but which has also created an impressive collection… Read More ›
Roger Dubuis has launched its first two watches in black ceramic – the limited edition Excalibur Double Tourbillon, and the Excalibur Monobalancier, both highlighting in-house skeletonised movements. Last year Roger Dubuis introduced an update of the Excalibur Double Tourbillon, featuring… Read More ›
In 2019, Bell & Ross launched a new collection, the BR 05, featuring an integrated bracelet. This new BR 05 Skeleton Green is the fourth addition to the BR 05 Skeleton family, after black, blue and green. Green (a darker… Read More ›
Last year we told you about an interesting dive watch collaboration between Squale and Drass Galeazzi that saw Squale team up with a company renowned for subsea technology (the Drass Group) and diving systems. The limited edition Squale Drass Galeazzi… Read More ›
Blancpain’s Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Quantième Complet Phases de Lune in steel (5054 1110 B52A) has been joined by two new variants – one in satin-brushed grade 23 titanium, and one in satin-brushed red gold. The Bathyscaphe may be a diver’s… Read More ›
You may recall the launch, in 2020, of Accutron as a brand, rather as a collection within Bulova. The year was chosen to mark sixty years since the debut of the Accutron. As we covered at the time, the debut… Read More ›
Arnold & Son have two new editions of their Perpetual Moon 41.5, one in 5N red gold, and one in 950 platinum, with both dials featuring a new lacquered ‘stellar ray’ motif. The red gold variant is now part of… Read More ›
You may recall that Vacheron Constantin’s ‘Collection Excellence Platine’ collection is where they choose to use platinum for case material. The pieces that fall under this category are also all made in limited quantities. Now, they have a new addition,… Read More ›
Longines’ newly announced Ultra-Chron Diver is a revival of a 1968 high frequency watch of the same name. Its 2022 version uses a new high frequency movement – the Calibre L836 beats at 36,000 VPH and has a power reserve… Read More ›
With their new sports diving watch the 1858 Iced Sea Automatic Date, launched in Geneva, Montblanc has ventured into one of the most popular watch product market segments. Coming in a 41mm stainless steel case (12.9mm thick) with 300m water… Read More ›
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