independent watchmakers and brands
The watch world’s supreme ‘moon man’ Stepan Sarpaneva marks two decades since his Finnish watch adventure (with both his eponymous brand and successful side venture S.U.F. Helsinki) with two limited edition pieces – Stardust and Stardust Nostromo. In a Korona… Read More ›
Tantalum is a metal that is known for its corrosion resistance and being soft when in its pure form. Over recent years, it has made a very occasional appearance as a watch material, and it is now the turn of… Read More ›
De Bethune has announced a majority investment in REUGE (1865), maker of musical automaton and mechanical music boxes, and most well known to watch lovers for having collaborated with MB&F on some thoroughly contemporary Music Machines. Both De Bethune and… Read More ›
Vantablack® dials have clearly proven to be very popular for H.Moser & Cie, as it is making another appearance, in the form of the new Endeavour Centre Seconds. You will know the details of this extraordinary material by now, but… Read More ›
Back in 2019 Laurent Ferrier entered the luxury sports watch sector with the Grand Sport Tourbillon, with a limited edition follow-up in 2020 in the form of the Grand Sport Tourbillon. The inaugural Grand Sport Tourbillon commemorated the 1979 running… Read More ›
It’s time for a new UR-112 Aggregat variant – it is what it says on the label, as they say, with a black DLC-treated steel and titanium case measuring 42mm x 51mm with a thickness of 16mm, water resistant to… Read More ›
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 ›
Ochs und junior recently launched the settimana seasons capsule collection, with ‘spring’ as the first model. It is the second settimana design from Cajetana Oechslin, following the settimana next. The four seasons’ colours are light green for summer, light orange… Read More ›
Inspiration for watches sometimes comes from unexpected sources. In the case of the new 1969 Deltaworks by Bart and Tim Grönefeld, their first sports watch’s name is taken from large constructions that protect the area of land around the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt… Read More ›
Founded by Christine Hutter fourteen years ago, the Mortiz Grossmann brand, which revived the watchmaker’s name for a new generation of watch folks, has marked the occasion with the limited edition Hamatic Vintage Cream. The case is 41mm and in… Read More ›
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