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The Depancel Série‑R Chronograph Skeleton is a limited‑edition mechanical watch that showcases a fully skeletonized dial, revealing the Peacock SL‑4802 automatic chronograph movement with orange‑tinted hands and Super‑LumiNova indices. Housed in a 36 × 40 mm 316L stainless steel case with brushed and polished finishes, a
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The new BA111OD Chapter 4 collection introduces two distinct flying tourbillon watches that share a 41 mm stainless‑steel case, hand‑wound BA.02 movement and a five‑day power reserve, yet diverge dramatically in design. The Onyx model features a polished natural black onyx dial that places the exposed
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The limited‑edition Citizen Promaster Air Skyhawk A‑T in gold‑tone combines bold, oversized design with advanced functionality, featuring a 46 mm stainless‑steel case, a complex dial packed with analog and digital sub‑dials, and an Eco‑Drive U680 movement that offers radio‑controlled time sync, a six‑
The Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milano 2026 showcases a spectacular collection of Patek Philippe timepieces at CityOval in Milan from October 2‑18, 2026. Visitors can explore over 30,000 sq ft of displays, including 99 pieces from the Patek Philippe Museum and a selection of rare hand‑crafted watches
World Watch Day 2026 celebrates the artistry, craftsmanship, and heritage of watchmaking on October 10, a date chosen for the iconic 10:10 hand position that showcases the dial’s details and often frames brand logos. The event, now in its second year, brings together the global watch community through
Pre‑owned watches often arrive with fragmented histories, as each participant in the trade—dealers, watchmakers, auction houses, and marketplaces—keeps separate records that rarely connect. This lack of a unified provenance makes it difficult for collectors to verify authenticity and understand a watch’s full journey, leading to reliance
India’s watch industry is experiencing a split between high‑volume manufacturers like Titan, which produces tens of millions of watches annually and is moving into premium segments, and a growing group of independent micro‑brands such as Jaipur Watch Company and Bangalore Watch Company that focus on limited‑run,
A consortium led by Montres Journe, together with Chanel and former De Bethune CEO Pierre Jacques, has acquired a 95 % stake in Ebel for US $66.5 million, leaving the remaining shares with the Movado Group. The partnership combines Chanel’s financial resources, François‑Paul Journe’s watchmaking expertise, and
The 2026 Audrain Newport Concours d’Elegance featured A. Lange & Söhne as presenting sponsor, highlighting the synergy between exceptional automobiles and fine watchmaking. Held for the first time at historic Fort Adams, the event showcased a record 185 cars, with the 1938 Delahaye 165 Figoni et Falaschi Cabriolet winning
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The event highlighted the partnership between A. Lange & Söhne and the Audrain Newport Concours, blending classic automotive heritage with high‑end watchmaking. Former President Joe Biden’s surprise appearance with his 1967 Corvette added a notable moment, while the show’s relocation to Fort Adams State Park provided a
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The story explores the fascination with ultra‑luxury timepieces, focusing on an $80,000 G‑Shock that exemplifies extreme craftsmanship and exclusivity. It delves into a design debate surrounding Northflag, highlighting contrasting opinions on aesthetics, functionality, and the brand’s direction within the high‑end watch market. Interwoven with the
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The Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milano 2026 showcases a spectacular collection of Patek Philippe timepieces at CityOval in Milan from October 2‑18, 2026. Visitors can explore over 30,000 sq ft of displays, including 99 pieces from the Patek Philippe Museum and a selection of rare hand‑crafted watches
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World Watch Day 2026 celebrates the artistry, craftsmanship, and heritage of watchmaking on October 10, a date chosen for the iconic 10:10 hand position that showcases the dial’s details and often frames brand logos. The event, now in its second year, brings together the global watch community through
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The review highlights the Panerai Luminor Destro PAM01732 as a vintage‑inspired, 44 mm stainless‑steel watch that combines a matte blue sandwich‑style dial with gold‑toned hands and hour markers. Its left‑side crown, a hallmark of the “Destro” design, improves comfort for right‑hand wearers, while the
New Watches
Raymond Weil commemorates its 50th anniversary with the limited‑edition Freelancer World‑Traveller, a 260‑piece watch that blends elegant design and practical GMT functionality. Inspired by travel, the dial features a world map in relief, a 24‑hour day/night ring, and a rotating city bezel that allows the
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RZE has introduced the UTD‑8080, the first watch to feature an in‑house‑developed digital module for its UltraHex Titanium Digital platform. The new RZE‑8080 module adds dual time, multi‑alarm, countdown timer, a 1/100‑second stopwatch, an auto‑calendar through 2099 and an UltraGlow backlight, all
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The new Luminox P‑38 Lightning 9520 series revives the brand’s aviation‑inspired pilot aesthetic with a 42 mm stainless‑steel case, black IP coating, and three configurations—black, black‑and‑brown, and blue dial—each paired with a leather strap. It retains Luminox’s hallmark tritium‑illuminated hands
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The video showcases seven affordable vintage watches priced under $10,000, positioning them as attractive alternatives to costly Rolex models. Each timepiece is highlighted for its distinctive design, heritage, and value proposition, demonstrating that collectors can enjoy high‑quality horology without the premium price tag. By focusing on the blend
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Grey‑market sales erode the perceived value of watch brands by offering products at lower prices through unauthorized channels, which can damage the manufacturers’ reputation and dilute their exclusivity. When consumers repeatedly encounter discounted watches, the allure of owning a prestigious timepiece diminishes, leading to weakened demand for official retail
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The video provides an in‑depth look at the meticulous craftsmanship and engineering involved in creating NOMOS watches. It highlights the brand’s dedication to precision, showcasing each step of the manufacturing process from design concepts to the final assembly of the timepieces. Through detailed footage of the Glashütte factory,
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Pre‑owned watches often arrive with fragmented histories, as each participant in the trade—dealers, watchmakers, auction houses, and marketplaces—keeps separate records that rarely connect. This lack of a unified provenance makes it difficult for collectors to verify authenticity and understand a watch’s full journey, leading to reliance
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The video explores the niche market of ultra‑small watches, highlighting how designers balance extreme miniaturization with functionality and style. It examines the challenges of creating timepieces that appeal to collectors seeking distinctive, compact designs while maintaining reliability and comfort. Through detailed examples, the presentation reveals the growing interest among
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The comparison examines the Orient Bambino and Mido Commander Datoday dress watches, focusing on how their price disparity translates into differences in design, build quality, and practicality. The Bambino offers an affordable entry‑level mechanical watch with a appealing blue dial, decent size, and a leather strap, but it suffers
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The relaunch of Universal Genève revives a historic Swiss watchmaker, highlighting its heritage craftsmanship and positioning it for a resurgence in the luxury watch market. By showcasing the expertise of Gregory Bruttin and the brand’s storied legacy, the episode underscores how traditional watchmaking values are being blended with contemporary
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The centenary of Rolex’s Oyster Perpetual marks a hundred years of innovations that defined modern wristwatches. From the early 1926 launch that solved accuracy and water‑resistance problems, to the 1931 introduction of the Perpetual rotor and the 1953 Submariner, Rolex continuously refined durability, precision and automatic winding. These
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Rado’s latest limited‑edition watch celebrates Australian cricketer Cameron Green, blending the brand’s iconic Captain Cook design with a green‑and‑gold colour scheme inspired by a cricket pitch. The 42 mm polished stainless‑steel case features a yellow‑gold PVD‑coated rotating bezel with a green ceramic
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Maurice Lacroix has expanded its AIKONIC collection with a Forest Green limited‑edition watch, the AIKON‑IC Frozen Carbon Deep Forest. The 43 mm case is crafted from sandblasted titanium with a black DLC coating, paired with a green ceramic bezel and a unique carbon‑fiber‑composite dial where short
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The CIGA Design Hunter Tourbillon in Blue is a high‑end, hand‑wound skeleton watch featuring a 26‑jewel CD‑011 movement with a flying tourbillon, twin barrels and a 72‑hour power reserve. Housed in a Grade 5 titanium case measuring 41.5 mm × 47.45 mm × 12.4
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Omega celebrated Global James Bond Day with a launch party in Los Angeles, unveiling a new Seamaster Diver 300M collection that includes a Bond Edition, a Spectre Edition, and two limited‑edition platinum‑gold models. The non‑limited steel watches share the classic 42 mm case, a slightly thicker 14.
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IAMWATCH returns to Singapore from November 12‑15, gathering over 45 independent watchmakers and industry figures for an intimate, resort‑casual event. Attendees will have the chance to meet renowned creators such as Rexhep Rexhepi, Max Büsser, Kari Voutilainen, Jean‑Claude Biver, and many others in a relaxed setting without
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Milano Watch Week 2026 marked a significant expansion, tripling its audience and moving into the historic Palazzo Mezzanotte, home of the Italian Stock Exchange. Over three days more than 14,000 visitors from 50 countries registered, representing 57 brands, 10 new releases, and four private events. The fair’s format
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The piece highlights several notable watches featured in recent auctions and collections, ranging from vintage chronographs to high‑end dress pieces. It covers the Orvis/Heuer Solunagraph tide‑tracking chronograph, the 1969 Omega DeVille Emerald designed by Andrew Grima, the LIP Mach 2000 “Dark Master” by Roger Tallon, and a
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The collection showcases a curated selection of vintage timepieces currently listed on eBay, each highlighted for its unique history and condition. Highlights include a Lord Elgin U.S. Steel presentation watch from 1959 with an engraved case back, a Tissot Seastar chronograph featuring a Lemania 17J manual‑wind movement, and
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The comparison evaluates the Citizen Promaster NY0040 and the Seiko Turtle as affordable automatic dive watches, focusing on practical performance, design details, and overall value. While the Seiko Turtle offers a classic aesthetic, a cushion‑shaped case, and a reliable 4R36 movement, its larger dimensions, occasional bezel misalignment, and higher
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The story explores the intricate process of polishing watches, detailing the meticulous techniques used to restore their shine and precision. It then moves into the buying phase, examining how collectors evaluate condition, provenance, and market trends to make informed purchases. Finally, the narrative delves into the selling aspect, offering insights
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The video explores why merely increasing the number of watches in a collection does not equate to better collecting. It emphasizes that true value stems from thoughtful curation, personal passion, and the stories behind each piece rather than sheer quantity. By focusing on quality over numbers, collectors can create more
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The video offers an in‑depth exploration of the ultimate F.P. Journe watch collection, highlighting the intricate craftsmanship behind each piece. Detailed visuals and commentary reveal the design philosophy, technical innovations, and the meticulous attention to detail that define the brand’s heritage. By examining the historical context and
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The video explores Rolex’s strategic shift toward a direct‑to‑consumer sales model, highlighting how the brand plans to sell its timepieces without relying on traditional retail partners. This change aims to give customers a more personalized buying experience, improve profit margins, and strengthen the company’s control over
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The story explores the latest trends in luxury watch selection, offering insights into the most coveted timepieces currently captivating enthusiasts. By examining market dynamics and consumer preferences, it highlights key factors that define the hottest watches and why they command attention. Through detailed analysis, listeners gain a clear understanding of
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The story explores a 23‑year‑old’s extravagant purchase of an expensive watch, highlighting how such luxury timepieces serve as powerful status symbols. It examines the cultural significance of watches among millennials, illustrating how the desire for prestige can drive substantial financial decisions. By showcasing the tension between personal
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Explore how watches have evolved from functional timepieces into objects that blur the line between craftsmanship and fine art. It examines the concept of “tropical dials,” where vintage watches develop a brown patina that collectors prize, and ties this natural aging process to broader artistic ideas of the “golden stain
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The piece explores the most iconic watches ever worn by James Bond, highlighting five standout timepieces that have left a lasting imprint on both cinema and horology. It begins with the original Rolex Submariner ref. 6538 “Big Crown,” celebrated for its distinctive NATO strap and early appearances in the 1960s
New Watches
The Baume & Mercier Clifton 10870 and 10872 are newly released limited‑edition watches featuring icy blue dials with a guilloché‑like pattern. The 10870 is a 39 mm three‑hand automatic with a date function, while the 10872 adds a perpetual calendar with day, month, leap‑year, and moon‑
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Angelus introduces the Chronographe Tachymètre Monopusher, a compact 37 mm, 9.25 mm thick chronograph available in 18k yellow gold or stainless steel. The watch retains the hand‑wound A5000 calibre with a column wheel and horizontal clutch, offering a 42‑hour power reserve and 30 m water resistance. Its
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The Trematic T‑Five Beguia Maris is a modern reinterpretation of the classic mid‑century skindiver, built in grade 5 titanium with a sandblasted finish, ceramic bezel insert, and a domed sapphire crystal featuring triple anti‑reflective coating. Its 39 mm case measures 11.3 mm thick, offers a 300
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The episode delves into the latest developments from two iconic luxury watchmakers, exploring the newest releases and market movements of Rolex in London and Patek Philippe in Milan. It highlights key design innovations, brand strategies, and the evolving preferences of collectors, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of how these houses
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Trilobe Château Trente-Deux is a limited‑edition watch inspired by fine wine, featuring the brand’s first in‑house X‑Nihilo movement. The 39.5 mm stainless‑steel case houses three rotating rings that display hours, minutes and seconds, while a deep burgundy dial mimics the color of a
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Marteau & Co’s fourth online‑only auction, “The Encore,” showcases a collection of one‑off watches from independent makers, highlighted by a 3 % maker’s fee that rewards creators on each sale. The catalogue features standout pieces such as Yosuke Sekiguchi’s Primevère, a uniquely designed watch with a
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The piece explores the growing world of independent watchmaking, focusing on affordable pieces that cost less than £10,000. It highlights how independent brands have expanded their offerings, delivering creative designs and reliable movements across a range of styles, from robust dive watches to elegant dress models, all while maintaining
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Urban Jürgensen’s 2025 comeback was marked by a bold launch of three new models—UJ‑1, UJ‑2, and UJ‑3—each showcasing innovative complications such as a tourbillon, a natural double‑wheel escapement, and a perpetual calendar with instantaneous moonphase. Guided by Alex Rosenfield, who brings a business
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India’s watch industry is experiencing a split between high‑volume manufacturers like Titan, which produces tens of millions of watches annually and is moving into premium segments, and a growing group of independent micro‑brands such as Jaipur Watch Company and Bangalore Watch Company that focus on limited‑run,
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Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair, announced in June 2026, aims to revive a major European gathering for the jewellery industry in Basel after the collapse of Baselworld. Organized by MCH Group and Informa Markets Asia, the fair leverages Messe Basel’s infrastructure and targets over 400 exhibitors, with 280 already
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Manufacture AMT, founded in 2018 and owned by Sellita, supplies white‑label movements that bridge the gap between widely used off‑the‑shelf calibers and fully in‑house developments. Its catalog includes the entry‑level AMT2000 series, based on the SW200‑2 with improved winding and decorative possibilities, the modest
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Robbie Jones, known as @TinyAssProps, creates ultra‑small, highly detailed watch replicas for action figures and collectors, blending his background in theater, stop‑motion prop work at Laika Studios, and a passion for pop‑culture. Based in Portland, he transforms iconic timepieces from film, TV and luxury brands into one‑
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The Navy SEAL Museum in San Diego showcases the intertwined histories of U.S. naval special warfare and Tudor’s mid‑century watch production. Visitors learn how the museum’s exhibits trace the evolution of underwater demolition teams into modern SEAL units, highlighting the tactical shift from World War II
