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I checked out the quirky Mancheront Pacer and its unique features

With more and more microbrands on the rise, the idea of creating your own brand is something that’s become easier to stomach, whether through a melange of ready-made parts or a single factory custom-making an entire design. The path that Dilon Wong, the founder of Mancheront, took to get there, was pretty much the polar … Continued

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Hands-On: Chopard’s New Mille Miglia Chronograph Bridges Old And New

The brand has brought back a more classic size and style fit for an old-school race

Happenings: ‘Pocket Genius’ Exhibit Opens At The Horological Society Of New York

Featuring over 50 timepieces capturing the scope and genius of some of history’s most prominent watchmakers.

Introducing: Anniversary Editions Of The Standard Omega Aqua Terra (In Two Sizes), And The Worldtimer

It’s Summer Blue for the Aqua Terra, too.

Hands-on – Seiko Takes Us Back To The Roots Of The 5 Sports With The Cool SRPK17 55th Anniversary Limited Edition

When Seiko recently introduced a re-edition of the very first Seiko 5 Sports from 1968, I got quite excited, to be honest. What I was looking at, on paper until then at least, was a faithful recreation of an iconic watch. The Seiko 5 Sports has been, and still is a very important collection to […]

The 5 best pulsometer watches destined to get your heart racing

All the way back in 1707, a gentleman by the name of Dr John Floyer, renowned for treating asthma (probably with leeches), developed the first-ever watch with a scale that would help him measure the pulse. Thanks to his pulsometer, Floyer became the first physician to study the rhythm of the heart in his clinical … Continued

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Found: A Unique Cartier Cheich In White Gold

A watch I didn’t even know about shows why I keep coming back to Cartier.

How Zodiac started the funky colour trend

The deeper history of dive watches will always be murky, especially on the topic of first-time achievements when simultaneous development had countless brands competing. When it comes to trend-setting however, there are some pretty obvious titans which spread their influence. The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms and Rolex Submariner were both released in 1953, cementing a significant … Continued

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Introducing – The Luxurious H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Flyback Chronograph Boutique Edition

It’s full steam ahead for H. Moser’s luxury sports Streamliner collection. Introduced in 2020, the fluid, sophisticated design of the Streamliner has hosted a Perpetual Calendar, a Tourbillon and its first model, a Flyback Chronograph with one of the best chronograph calibres designed by movement specialist Agenhor. Thanks to record growth and its increasing dominion […]

Introducing – The Oris Divers Sixty-Five Cotton Candy, Now In Stainless Steel

When Oris released a Divers Sixty-Five series with surprisingly bright-coloured dials a couple of years ago, it hit the right note, and the pink, light blue and green bronze models became successful and are still very much in trend. A year later, in 2022, the watchmaker from Hölstein added equally bright-coloured Perlon straps to the […]