Yema Builds Its First Moon Phase Around A Fixed Lume Moon With The Senans Grande Lune
Most moon phases use a printed disc beneath a window that move across the aperture as the Moon changes in
Awake Shrinks the Son Mai Silver Leaf to 38mm and Gives It Four Gradient Lacquer Dials
The Son Mai Silver Leaf is the most interesting thing Awake makes. Which says a lot when you consider the
Norqain Returns With A Turquoise Wild ONE Skeleton X-Lite That Weighs Almost Nothing
Regular readers know I'm not enamored with Norqain. It's not that they make bad watches. I&
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Yema Builds Its First Moon Phase; And New Watches From Awake, Norqain, Louis Vuitton And Chopard
Yema Builds Its First Moon Phase Around A Fixed Lume Moon With The Senans Grande Lune
Awake Shrinks the Son Mai Silver Leaf to 38mm and Gives It Four Gradient Lacquer Dials
Norqain Returns With A Turquoise Wild ONE Skeleton X-Lite That Weighs Almost Nothing
The Caseback Issue 2: Out In The Cold
Hey friends, Welcome to the second issue of The Caseback. Cold is where you find out whether something was built
NOMOS Glashütte: In House Or Nothing
What independence actually costs, and what it buys, told through one machine, one escapement, and thirty years in a Saxon valley
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Yema Builds Its First Moon Phase Around A Fixed Lume Moon With The Senans Grande Lune
Most moon phases use a printed disc beneath a window that move across the aperture as the Moon changes in the sky. The new Yema
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Louis Vuitton Moves the Tambour Convergence From Precious Gold To Hardened Steel
The new Louis Vuitton Tambour Convergence might be a big deal. It's still a very expensive watch at
Chopard Marks Día de los Muertos With a Straw and Eggshell Skull Dial
We’re a week late on this one. Día de los Muertos was on November 1st and 2nd, and Chopard
Ming Makes a Slim 37mm Dress Watch From Crystallized Titanium With the 51.01 Halo
MING is best known for watches with lume built into the crystal, technical cases and a sporty character. The new
Orient Star Builds a New Hand-Wound Skeleton Calibre for Its 75th Anniversary Flagship
Orient Star is the upper line of Orient, the Japanese brand owned by Seiko Epson, and it's kind
IAT REVIEW: The Circula Facet 38 And Facet 41 And Who Really Decides How Big Our Watches Are
Online, everyone wants smaller watches, but in stores people buy bigger ones. Circula’s two Facets show why both sizes deserve to exist.
IAT REVIEW: The Traska Venturer GMT Is What Happens When A Watch Has Everything But A Past
What a great watch is worth before the marketing catches up
IAT REVIEW: The Atelier Wen Inflection and the Exhausting, Beautiful Labor of Watchmaking
China, Switzerland, and a Very Heavy Argument
IAT Review: The Alpina × TRTS Seastrong Diver Extreme and the Subtle Art of Challenging the Uniformity of Sports Watches
When Collaboration, Friendship, and Intentional Design Converge
I Review A Watch: The Christiaan van der Klaauw × Ace Jewelers stAriadne proves there is a baseline of good taste
Never judge a watch just on a photo. You could be greatly mistaken
I Review A Watch: The Nodus Sector Deep Makes No Compromises When It Comes To Build Quality
You'll be hard pressed to find a better watch at this price point
I Review A Watch: The Gagà Laboratorio Labormatic Instantly Transforms You Into A Dandy
An unusual watch that is way more than it seems at first
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NOMOS Glashütte: In House Or Nothing
What independence actually costs, and what it buys, told through one machine, one escapement, and thirty years in a Saxon valley