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Owning an Audemars Piguet watch is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, technical mastery, and timeless sophistication. As a brand synonymous with haute horology, AP timepieces require proper ...

In the past few years, Panerai has firmly established and expanded their eco-minded reputation. In an era where it is everyone’s responsibility to be part of the solution in saving the planet, Pane...

This week Perrelet is launching it’s most characteristic collection in a smaller case size: the Turbine 41 Titanium introduces the spinning turbine wheel in a 41mm titanium case.

Owning an Omega watch is a celebration of precision, innovation, and heritage. As a brand deeply rooted in Swiss watchmaking excellence and space, sea, and sports history, Omega timepieces are buil...

Purnell watches is a relatively young brand with a clear vision. Jonathan Purnell founded Purnell in 2006. Jonathan was inspired by his grand-father Cecil, a watchmaker with a strong fascination fo...

“The Master of Materials”. This is how Rado prefers to label itself. Which is only reasonable, not least because of three new models of the popular Rado Captain Cook Bronze.

Manual watch winding refers to the process of winding a mechanical watch by hand to power the movements of the watch. Unlike automatic watches, which wind themselves through the motion of the weare...

The race for the “worlds thinnest” was long associated with Piaget and Bulgari, until since last year two outsiders joined the quest for the ultimate. From 2.00 mm to 1.65 in 6 years. Let’s see how...