Timex Remakes An Ana-Digi From 1982; Echo/Neutra's 1956 Chrono With A Crispy White Dial; Chronoswiss Releases Its Sportiest Watch; ArtyA Uses Mirrors; Louis Vuitton And Kari Voutilainen Team Up
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Watches You Might Not Have Seen, Week 34: The Paul Newman That Won't Bankrupt You
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Farer Releases Most British Racing Chronograph; Raymond Weil Redesigns Complete Calendar; Horage Launches The Funky DecaFlux; Brew Teams Up With Worn And Wound Again; Ressence Releases The Type 7
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Watch School Wednesday: Why Rolex Uses the Mercedes Hand, And What It Really Means
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Breitling Releases A Smaller, Navitimer For North America; Seiko Expands Techy Astron; MeisterSinger Makes Sporty Moves With A New Integrated Model; Urwerk Revisits The Watch That Started It All
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Your Next Watch, Week 34: The Perfect Ingenieur; Amazing 1970s Textures; A Very Sharp Omega; And A Russian Doctor's Watch
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Timex Brings Back The Mk1 With New Dials And Colorful Plastic Variants; Spinnaker Releases MORE SpongeBob Watches; A Titanium Fortis Novonaut; Paulin's Groovy Modul; And A Sensational Albishorn
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Historical Perspectives: How an Insect Collector Changed How We Experience Time
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Mido Introduces New Multifort 8 Two Crowns, Their First Integrated Sports Watch; Ceramic Citizen Attesa Satellite Wave GPS; Louis Erard And GoS Make Damascus Steel Dials; New GP Laureato Skeleton
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Watches You Might Not Have Seen, Week 33: The Seiko King Quartz And The Perfect Path To Vintage Accuracy
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Citizen Celebrates The Citizen With Washi Paper Dials; Tissot's Oversized MotoGP Chronos; MeisterSinger's Pastel Dials; Bōken Introduces The Breacher; M.A.D.2 Is Here, Inspired By 90s Clubing
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Watch School Wednesday: The Simple Complexity Of The Deadbeat Second
