The Bulgari Diagono Scuba is a discreet and classy luxury diving watch. This “designer” high-end diver comes with all the things you’d need in a daily-wear sports watch, along with the style a lot of people want from a luxury item. Allow me to break apart my previous statement a bit, as I think it is […]
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Blame the Olympics, but bronze tends to be considered an also-ran. It’s third place on the podium, it’s prehistoric technology. It’s not, for most men, the first choice when picking a watch. But then, most men are magpies, attracted to anything that glitters. And though bronze may lack shine, it’s horology’s most singular metal. Watchmakers […]
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IWC’s Pilot’s Watches feature different styles, such as the Big Pilot or the Top Gun Ceramic, but the core models in the collection still maintain its timeless and classic design. And in this year’s SIHH, IWC had recreated an interesting reiteration of the Pilot’s Watch: the Automatic 36. The Automatic 36, at the first glance, […]
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Linde Werdelin LW is undertaking an innovative step in the watch distribution space. To be known as LW Vintage, Linde Werdelin will facilitate a vintage market for its own timepieces. Finding the watch market to be fragmented and decentralised, Linde Werdelin is the first and only company to take responsibility for the experience customers have on […]
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Zenith’s founder, Georges Favre- Jacot, instilled a pioneering spirit into the firm by creating one of the first industrial watch manufacturing facilities in 1865. This resolutely technical approach driven by a sense of daring has now given rise to the Academy Tourbillon Georges Favre-Jacot watch, issued in a 150-piece limited edition. Its virile black ceramic […]
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Smarter watches just like the Breitling Exospace B55 Connected can be the way forward for what professionals would put on in area. The Breitling Exospace B55 Related is not meant to be an Apple Watch or Android Put on competitor – as an alternative providing its personal strategy to how related know-how ought to work […]
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Omega has partnered with the GoodPlanet Foundation to release two versions at two sizes of the special watch for Earth Day. New Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GoodPlanet will come in a 38.5mm version as well as a larger 43mm GMT model, both featuring Omega’s Master Co-Axial Chronometer calibers. Both watches have cases made from grade […]
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Times are tough in Geneva. The Swiss watch industry hasn’t contracted this hard since the 1970s Quartz Crisis, when the rise of cheap, more accurate movements suddenly made throwing thousands at a mechanical watch hard to fathom. Forty years on, it’s the global recession and growth of smartwatches making consumers reconsider car-priced wristwear. But this […]
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Porsche Design unveiled the 1919 Datetimer Eternity at this year’s Baselworld, this collection was inspired both by Bauhaus design and by the aesthetic codes of the legendary Porsche 356 sports car. The headliner of the new Porsche Design 1919 Datetimer Eternity collection has a 42-mm case made of bronze-colored titanium and features a unique-looking gray-green […]
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The collective noun for a group of cobras is a ‘quiver’. And it’s particularly apt when applied to a fleet of vintage sports cars shaking like throaty rattlesnakes on the start line of the retro-chic Paul Ricard circuit in Marseille. To celebrate Swiss watchmaker Baume & Mercier’s latest releases in their Shelby-inspired collection, FashionBeans is […]
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