For the discerning enthusiast who needs to time a lot of things, in a lot of different ways.

The Nodus Sector series is the Los Angeles brand’s real-life proof of concept that a well-designed watch case can be adapted to a near-endless variety of different kinds of timepieces. While the various models within the Sector collection range from skin divers to pilot’s watches and everything in between, all of the different Nodus Sector […]

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Here at Fratello, we are a varied bunch. As watch journalists, collectors, and enthusiasts, we are all a little different. Some of us can’t get enough of proper tool watches, others love vintage — there’s definitely a lot of love for Speedmasters — yet some prefer the value-for-money microbrand offerings. Others gravitate towards the wildly […]

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Three of the brand’s most tried-and-true references get a blacked-out treatment.

Last August, I showed you the new Citizen NJ0150 watches that were, till then, only available in Asia. Following a successful introduction in Europe, the reception of these Citizen watches has been very good. Today, Citizen announces four new ME series models that will appear outside of the brand’s home continent this summer. And yes, […]

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Combustion engine devotees love to talk about the incredible ingenuity of the rotary engine. The interesting shape and motion of the rotary system are to visually-minded designers just as fascinating as a rotary engine’s advantages over standard piston-operated combustion ones. Fascinated by quirky yet circular movement patterns, this Behrens Rotary wristwatch is not the first […]

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We dig into the latest in toolish German divers, the re-launch of an old-school brand, and how Tudor is picking up speed on two wheels.

I’ll just come clean right away: I’m a fan of the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour, but I’m not a fan of perpetual calendars. That might change, though, after taking a look at what Edouard Meylan and his team just brought to the table. Because this is a rather interesting-looking perpetual calendar, one without the […]

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