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English watch coverage from reviewers, specialist media, collectors and retailers. Compare source perspectives on releases, prices and collecting; retailer coverage may have a commercial purpose.
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Last Week in Watches: Omega Plays Both Sides, Seiko Takes Panda Literally
Bond and Spectre get new Seamasters in a week that also brings Seiko’s panda chronographs, a revived Jacob & Co. minute repeater, Bell & Ross’s green radar and an updated NOMOS Metro
Toledano & Chan Dazzles with their Latest Release
Toledano & Chan has introduced their latest release, the B/1 Dazzle. Eagle eyed GPHG watchers might have gotten a small tease of this one when nominations were released a few months back (it’s fairly routine for brands to submit embargoed watches, and they’re often revealed before the official launch as part of the GPHG voting
Seiko Prospex 1965 Heritage Diver’s Watch HBC011: A fan-selected limited edition
Seiko introduced a new limited-edition Prospex diver’s watch whose dial design was selected by the brand’s international community of enthusiasts.
Does Finishing Make A Watch Movement Work Well, Or Is It Just A Beautifying Trick?
These days, “finishing” is a buzzword. Talk to fans of high horology, and you will most likely hear terms like “anglage,” “black polish,” and “perlage.” It seems like everything is about finishing nowadays, which made a master watchmaker tell me that decorating every last piece of a movement is not the essence of watchmaking. He […] Visit Does Finishing Make A Watch Movement Work Well, Or Is It Just A Beautifying Trick? to read the full article.
The Business of Bond – Inside Omega’s 30-Year 007 Partnership – Episode 97
Gabe and Asher break down one of the most successful marketing partnerships in watch history: Omega and James Bond. The story starts in the mid-’90s, when both franchises were trying to reboot. Omega was a struggling asset inside the Swatch Group, and Bond had been off screen for years. Nicolas Hayek tapped Jean-Claude Biver to position Omega against Rolex, and the Seamaster Professional 300M arrived in 1993, two years before GoldenEye.
Ep. #295 What Kind of Watch Budgeter Are You?
This week, Mike and Kaz talk about how they budget for watches, from impulse purchases and financing to saving up for something special.
Introducing: The Vulcain Skindiver Nautique GMT Gets Three Fresh New Colours
For a while, the Vulcain Skindiver Nautique GMT kept things simple with black, white, and blue dials. Nothing wrong with that, of course. These are colours that work on just about any watch, especially one with vintage dive-watch looks. Then came the purple version last year, and the Skindiver Nautique GMT was all set for
The Art of Cloisonné at Patek Philippe
For some eight decades, Patek Philippe has been an important patron of cloisonné enamel, commissioning work that helped sustain the craft when demand for it had all but disappeared. From the enamel maps of Louis Cottier’s world time watches to the signed dials of Anita Porchet, its commissions trace a history of both the technique
Introducing: Glashütte Original Senator Meissen “Cherry Blossom”
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Horology is a fantastic place to showcase artistic craftsmanship and mechanical engineering, and Glashütte Original is no stranger to using its watches as the basis for wonderful creations. In 2025, they collaborated with Meissen, Europe’s oldest porcelain maker, to create three beautiful watches. Now, they’re back at it with a new watch featuring cherry blossoms. One of the fun things about watches is that they’re a really great way for people to show off their style. As a
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