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The Art of Time: Max Bill and “Die gute Form”
Plenty of individual designers have gone on to become famous. Design movements from neoclassicism to …
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MK II Hawkinge Review
MK II is an American boutique brand focused on producing tool and military-inspired watches with designs honoring some of the greatest mil-spec timekeepers ever created. …
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Introducing the Oris Artix GT Chronograph
Oris has a long-standing connection to the world of motor sport. It’s a relationship that began back in the 1970s when the brand released its …
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Time Spec: The Mark XI
Perhaps more than any other watch in history, the Mk. 11 truly embodies what it means to be a “tool watch.” Manufactured by International Watch …
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w&w Instagram Round-Up #51
It’s Saturday, so we’re back with our Instagram round-up featuring our favorite watch pics from …
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Pairs Well With: Autodromo Group B
The Autodromo Group B watches are an ode to their name sake—the iconic Group B race cars that helped to define ‘80s motorsport. Technological ingenuity …
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Chronography 9: Valjoux 72–The Driver’s Engine
Back when the Valjoux 72 was conceived, watchies didn’t fret on forums about the superiority …
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Hands-On with the Orion 1 by Nick Harris
What watch would a watch-modder make if a watch-modder could make watches? It’s an age old question that… well, not really, but it’s always exciting …
