Lessons in Wristory: The Tourbillon
We explain the history and operation of one of the most prestigious complications. Check out our Wristory Lesson on the tourbillon.
November, 2014
Opinion: Shinola and “Made in USA”
Shinola’s recent announcement of their upcoming dial making plans sparks a bigger conversation of “Made in USA” watchmaking.
First Impression: Panerai PAM580 Luminor 1950 Flyback Ceramica
Panerai is off to an early start with SIHH releases, kicking things off with the PAM580 Luminor 1950 Flyback Ceramica. Check out our First Impression.
Event Recap: Red Bar Boston
After a successful first event, the Boston watch enthusiasm didn’t let up a single beat. Check out our recap of the second Boston Red Bar event.
Tonight: Auctionata Chrono24 Modern & Vintage Timepieces
Wednesday, November 19th German auction house, Auctionata, will hold their very first U.S. auction of expertly selected modern and vintage timepieces.
Lessons In Wristory: The Omega Speedmaster Mark Series
The Omega Speedmaster Mark Series are historic, unique, and often underrated when compared to the Moonwatch. Here’s their story.
Lessons in Wristory: Jaeger LeCoultre Master Mariner Chronometer
With the new Geophysic reviving the one from 1958, we thought we’d bring to light another JLC timepiece from 1958, the Master Mariner Chronometer.
In The Flesh: Bremont Terra Nova
One of our favorite releases this year, we finally got our hands on the Bremont Terra Nova. Check out the article for the full review.
Opinion: Christie’s Important Watches Recap
The historical watch auctions continue with Christie’s Important Watches. Check out the lots that really caught our attention.
Opinion: Christie’s Patek Philippe 175th Anniversary Auction Recap
Kicking off three days of major auctions was Christie’s Patek Philippe 175th Anniversary auction. A day of impressive lots, several stuck out in particular.
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