The original Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Diver was a fairly short-lived offering that was first launched in 2013 and discontinued just a few years later in 2016 to allow the brand to increase production of its Aikon series of integrated bracelet... -

It could have been about three or four years since I saw a Gallet Astronomic listed last time. It was on eBay, and the price reached the ?10,000 limit, so I was hesitant. My dilemma didn’t last long; someone bought it before I made up my mind.... -

Milano Blue, Arctic Grey, and London Grey: Parmigiani Fleurier adds three new intriguing iterations to its Tonda PF Sport Chronograph line-up. Fresh and refined, these colors further highlight the refined personality of this luxury self-wind... -

Gerald Genta is surely mostly known for his work with Audemars Piguet (1972, Royal Oak), Patek Philippe (Nautilus, 1976) or his own bold and original creations. There is, however, much more to the man than just these two icons of the luxury sports... -

The Credor Locomotive is a fascinating design from the late 1970s. Today, the brand has brought it back to life. Let’s take a first look at this rather special timepiece and find out more. Anything Gérald Genta once touched (or, rather, designed)... -

Welcome to the latest episode of Fratello Talks. This week, Nacho is joined by RJ and Lex to discuss their thoughts on a hype-hungry watch industry. Lately, more than ever before, it seems that big brands within the watch industry are doing their... -

Maurice de Mauriac in 1997, and helmed by twins Massimo and Leonard Dreifuss since 2021, has carved out a niche as one of the more playful and eccentric modern independent watch brands. Their watches are known for their use of color and... -

Kauri is an independent watchmaking brand recently founded by Samuel Gillioz. This young watchmaker studied at the École d?Horlogerie de Genève before gaining experience at Timelab and Vacheron Constantin in the highly respected Cabinotiers... -

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There are polished stainless steel watches, and then there?s the new mirror-finished Isotope x Revolution Mercury, a watch inspired by different interpretations of mercury (liquid metal, mythological, and modernist design) and the first to sport a... -

With the exception of the Eichi ii timepiece, Seiko?s high-end Credor brand has been largely kept to the Japanese domestic market in order to keep the spotlight on Grand Seiko internationally. Fortunately, it looks like everyone got the memo with... -

Replacing the Tonda GT line, the Tonda PF Sport Chronograph modernizes and refreshes the case, dial, and bracelet. The post Parmigiani Fleurier Introduces The Tonda PF Sport 2024 Collection appeared first on Haute Time. -

Designed by Michel Parmigiani, the classic Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda went through a tasteful facelift as an integrated sports watch following the appointment of Guido Terreni at the helm of the brand. The collection quickly proved to be a hit, which... -

They say three’s a charm, and fans of Jaeger-LeCoultre’s popular Polaris will be delighted by the latest additions to the distinct family of watches, first born in the 1960s and revamped in 2018 as a contemporary example of an elegant luxury... -

For some of you, the bold case shape will be instantly recognizable as a Schofield creation. But while it is indeed symbolic of the brand, this is a very different product of Giles Ellis’s furtive imagination. Does it set the tone for what can be... -

It has been a while since the last episode of Building A Watch Brand. In fact, that was a full month before the big launch, which took place on March 7th. As you may have gathered elsewhere, the VPC Type 37HW presale was a success, meeting the... -

It?s been a few months since the end of Watches and Wonders, and the world of watches is starting to feel a little bit more normal again. There aren?t dozens of watches fighting for your attention in countless new release articles. What is... -

Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser The world of aviation has changed dramatically over the past century, moving from single-prop biplanes like the famous Sopwith Camel to next-generation jet fighters with stealth capabilities,... -

Even if you?re not a plane spotter or an aviation enthusiast, the name Red Arrows might very well ring a bell. The Red Arrows are the RAF?s legendary aerobatic display team that is celebrating its 60th display season this year. What better way to so... -