While everyone lost their minds over the steel models, we got our hands on some grade-5 lightness.

Forget about tool watches, retro styling, and refined elegance. It’s Friday, and the weekend is upon us! It’s time to dress up, let your hair down, and hit the club. It’s your time to shine. You best do it with a big dose of flamboyance. For inspirational purposes, check out our curated Watches and Wonders […]

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Right before the start of Watches & Wonders 2023, I had the fortunate opportunity to visit Tudor’s new headquarters in Le Locle, where the sister brand of Rolex makes its in-house mechanical movements. The new Tudor Manufacture is an impressive location where Tudor will be expanding production of METAS-certified movements. Within a few years, Tudor […]

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It’s gone from 36mm to 39mm to 36mm…and now all the way up to 40.

Loads of diamonds, sapphire, ceramic, and carbon fiber cases in all shapes, colors, and (XXL) sizes. Yes, Hublot once again delivered. For Hublot, extravagance is a part of everyday life. The everyday life of the fashion-conscious big spenders who are not afraid to show off their hedonist lifestyle. The very voluptuous, wrist-wrapping MP-13 Tourbillon Bi-Axis […]

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Without a doubt, one of the more unexpected new Tudor releases unveiled this year at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2023 was the Black Bay 54. Given that Tudor already offered the standard 41mm Black Bay and the 39mm Black Bay Fifty-Eight in its current catalog, most people (myself included) assumed that Tudor would simply continue […]

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The new OP design is a totally unexpected move from the kings of traditional watchmaking. That’s exactly why it’s so marvelous.

Let me be clear: this new watch isn’t for everybody. The old version, however, was for way fewer people. Yes, the ProPilot Altimeter was a technical gem, but with its 47mm steel case, it was also a very hefty watch. It took not only a large wrist to wear it but also considerable arm strength. […]

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