The majority of today’s numerous flieger-style watches are inspired by the now-iconic German pilot’s and navigator’s watches of World War II, becoming a genre unto themselves. Bhanu Chopra flies high to take a deep dive into the long history of this popular style.
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The secret of the Parmigiani GMT Rattrapante, which does not look to have either GMT or rattrapante functionality, is the advance button on the lug. It moves the white gold…
While Japanese master watchmaker and AHCI member Hajime Asaoka is known for creating some of the most coveted high-end watches available, he’s also the driving force behind the much more…
If anybody outside the watch world were to ask what some of the biggest trends in watchmaking are today, the answer would undoubtedly include ‘collaborations’ and ‘sustainability‘. Ulysse Nardin is…
Founded in 1884, Bulgari started its life as a single jewelry shop, but it has since expanded over the years and transformed into an international luxury brand that now produces…
Buckle up as we do a detailed analysis of the new Tudor Black Bay.
Delma has been an independent and family-owned Swiss brand since 1924. It launched its first dive watch in 1969, the Periscope, which was followed by a bona fide professional diver…
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