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Hands-On With The Monta Noble, Now With Anthracite Dial
Last year, Monta released the do-anything-go-anywhere Noble (reviewed here) and it quickly became a success story for the brand amidst a rather uncertain 2020. The …
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News & Releases
Frederique Constant Ditches The Sprung Balance With New Slimline Monolithic Manufacture
The use of silicone in watch movements has made serious headway since first appearing in the Ulysse Nardin Freak back in 2001. This is thanks …
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Introducing The Hamilton Intra-Matic Chronograph In Green
In the past year or so, there has been no shortage of green watches. We saw plenty of releases from a wide range of brands, …
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Hands-On
Hands-On With The Melbourne Watch Co. Collins Auto
We often argue about the real-world practicality of complications around here. What do you actually use that chronograph for? The HEV? Let’s not even go …
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Exploring the Paragon, the First Solo Venture From Bradley Taylor
One of the things that never fails to energize me when it comes to contemporary watchmaking is the idea of a watchmaker communicating their artistic …
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RZE Watches Introduces the Endeavour, a Tough Titanium Diver
Singapore based RZE Watches is back after a rebrand (they were formerly known as Reise Watches, and we covered their first release right here) with …
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Introducing the Garrick S4, with a Dial Made By Hand
Garrick is a small British watch brand making elaborate, old fashioned mechanical watches, largely by hand using a mix of traditional and modern watchmaking techniques. …
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Introducing the Ming 27.02
Ming is a favorite of ours at Worn & Wound for their daring, contemporary designs and an extreme attention to the smallest of details. They’re …
