Watches You Might Not Have Seen, Week 35: Forget the Speedmaster, This Is The Affordable Watch Neil Armstrong Wore
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Doxa Adds Second Time Zone To Their Iconic Divers; CW And Mr Jones Make A Fantastic Moon Phase; Delma Updates 1924 Tourbillon; The Kudoke 3 Flakes Is Even More Beautiful; HYT Adds Sport Collection
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Watch School Wednesday: The Hidden Craftsmanship Behind Guilloché Watches
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Breitling Shrinks Down Top Time To 38mm For A Perfect Retro Vibe; Formex Introduces Its First Ceramic Watch; Alto Glows With Yellow Gold ART 01; Czapek Adds Tourbillon Antarctique; An Expensive RM
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Hamilton Releases Trio Of Black Intra-Matic Chronos; Another Moonswatch; Frosted Dials For The GO Senator Moon Phase; Speake Marin's Sporty Gold Ripples; Trilobe's Mesmerizing Une Folle Journée
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Your Next Watch, Week 35: An Out-Of-This-World Bulova; A Strange GP; A Clock You Wont Be Able To Buy; And A Crisp Camaro
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Seiko Brings Back Its Denim Collab With A Black Seiko 5 SRPL37; The New Minimatik 39 Might Be The Best Nomos; Traska Shrinks Down The Commuter To 34mm; An Aspen-Themed Hublot; And An F1-Themed GP
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Historical Perspectives: IWC’s Ingenieur — A watch for the thinkers, not the adventurers
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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
