Rolex Oyster Perpetual Jubilee-Dial Edition: Hands On With The Multicolored Cult-Classic
The loud, status-symbol branding of the '80s makes a triumphant return in the Oyster's centennial year.
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Ce qui s'est publié hier dans l'horlogerie, en cinq minutes. Les micro-marques d'abord, parce que ce sont nos concurrents directs ; les grandes maisons ensuite, parce qu'elles donnent le ton.
Les trois sujets qui comptent, tous rangs confondus.
The loud, status-symbol branding of the '80s makes a triumphant return in the Oyster's centennial year.
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Officially launched last year in 2025 as a premium sub-brand, Timex Atelier produces Swiss-made watches that continue the design language established by Giorgio Galli (Timex’s Chief Creative Director) in his eponymous series of timepieces.
Raymond Weil kicked off its 50th anniversary earlier this year with the Fifty, a vintage-inspired limited edition chronograph powered by an appropriately historical vintage calibre.
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The Clifton collection was introduced in 2012 and has since become the more classically styled part of Baume & Mercier‘s catalogue, drawing on the design of 1950s watches. In 2018, with the arrival of the Baumatic movement, the series was improved mechanically.
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Recently, we’ve received a fair number of messages about the Speedmaster ’57 Replica (or Re-edition, as Omega now refers to it). It’s still a Speedmaster variation that is under the radar for the masses, but can consistently count on praise from enthusiasts and collectors.
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I know the Rolex Datejust pretty well. My father owns one with a black baton-marker dial, fluted bezel, and Jubilee bracelet, and I’ve spent enough time wearing it to understand the appeal. It’s an excellent watch. It also makes me very aware that I’m wearing a Rolex. And given the choice, I think I’d rather wear this new Oris.
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Bearing the name of one of the founding fathers of 19th-century German watchmaking, Moritz Grossmann is today an independent high-end Glashütte watch manufacture producing low-volume, hand-finished pieces.
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Earthen Company is still a very young watch brand, but it has already done quite a bit with the Summit collection.
Lire l'article →We’ve been saying it for years, but one of the things that makes the microbrand and small independent scene so exciting is that there is truly a watch for everyone.
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There's a new watch fair in town — except it's not new, not in town (unless you're happen to be from Toronto), and definitely not one to miss.
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I might be overthinking this, but you know me for doing that already. So, here goes: The Louis Vuitton Monterey Ceramic watch is both highly exclusive and a lowest common denominator.
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Earthen expands its ceramic Summit range with an affordable trio of colourful additions, continuing its democratisation of ceramic watches
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Over the past decade, we have come to know Nezumi as a creator of stylish, affordable watches. I particularly love how the Stockholm-based brand uses less common colors to make its watches stand out. Over the past year or so, Nezumi has focused on updating its collection.
Lire l'article →If you follow me on Instagram, or if you know me in the real world, you’re probably aware that I’m currently in the uncomfortable but exciting process of packing up my life into a neverending series of cardboard boxes, destined for a moving truck.
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