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I’m sure you remember the unexpected randomness that was the first collaboration between Hublot and prolific artist Takashi Murakami – the Classic Fusion Takashi Murakami All Black. Now, they have a second limited edition to add to the series –… Read More ›
Meet the new Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Complete Calendar. Already available in 18K 5N pink gold, the new Traditionnelle complete calendar watch is now in an 18K white gold and features a velvet-finish slate grey dial. The 41mm sized (10.77mm thick)… Read More ›
For a sort of change to the 2020 – 2021 colour trend, today’s post is about another green watch, but this time, a women’s model. This latest addition to the popular De Ville Trésor features a dial made from a… Read More ›
It may have been the year of the Big Pilot for IWC, but as 2021 comes to a close they have turned their mind to dress watches, launching a new Portugeiser. This latest version of the Portugieser Hand-Wound Tourbillon has… Read More ›
New Balance is a brand as well known for its enthusiasm for collaborations as it is for its popularity as a sneaker brand. Like us, you may have missed out on the news last year that their diverse range of… Read More ›
The newest member of Carl F.Bucherer’s Manero Flyback is, of course, green. In this instance, an attractive deep olive colour, with a 43mm-sized stainless steel case. Since it was first introduced in 2017, the Manero Flyback has proven to be… Read More ›
Arnold & Son is celebrating its Double Tourbillon collection with the unveiling of two pièces unique featuring green jade and white opal. The two new pieces come in a 5N red gold or white gold 43.5mm sized case. The sapphire… Read More ›
It’s watch-anniversary-celebration time again. This year, Breguet is marking 220 years since Abraham-Louis Breguet’s patent of his “watch compensating for all of the inequalities that may be found in the balance wheel and mainspring” aka the tourbillon courtesy of the… Read More ›
If you don’t have one of the Omega Snoopy Speedmasters, or have one and would like an inexpensive ‘matching brand group sibling’ watch for you or someone else, meet the new Peanuts range from Swatch. These new pieces use the… Read More ›
So the last post was about the fruits of a new watch and car partnership; what should it be followed by but another new piece from another watch and car collaboration? Only in this case, it is not a new… Read More ›
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