Watch Type

Endowed with a new movement, the Little Lange 1 Moon Phase by A. Lange & Söhne is exquisitely elegant with its guilloched, argenté-coloured dial. Compared to the Lange 1 Moon Phase, the 36.8 mm pink-gold case of this version is 1.7 millimetres smaller. Featuring two golden moons, the lunar disc…

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Omega introduced the new Speedmaster Racing Master Chronometer, a classic variation of the Speedmaster with a distinctive minute-track style which first appeared on a 1968 Speedmaster model. The new model is characterised by a matt-black dial with orange markings and bevelled white gold arrowhead indexes that are filled with white…

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The best quality Smart Outdoor Watch was conceived to meet the requirements of MIL-STD-810, a United States military standard thats often used by makers of consumer products as proof of robustness. Specifically, Casio subjected the Smart Outdoor Watch to 10 tests specified in MIL-STD-810, covering drops, vibration, humidity, solar radiation,…

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Well! It’s the kind of statement that says “Hublot makes nothing but large, skeletonised statement pieces in unusual materials, for rappers,” for example. And you know what? Some of that is our fault. After all, we’re the ones who like to seize on an impressive technical breakthrough, or a brand-new…

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In the spectrum of colour, grey is quite the double agent. There it goes, trudging along amid notions of overcast skies, mind-numbing office cubicles, uncertainty. There goes grey playing its other hand in a realm populated by wolves and weimaraners, silver foxes with steely gazes, marble and moodiness. That, Girard-Perregaux Cat’s…

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This year Piaget celebrates 60 years of the ground-breaking Altiplano. Released in 1957, the original model was the perfect vehicle for the revolutionary 2mm thin 9P, which went on to become the gold standard for reliable, elegant, ultra-thin movements.   Over the decades, there’s been a clear evolution of the Altiplano (which…

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Well! Very few do a good job of straddling the gender divide equally when it comes to watches that are described as unisex, quite honestly. Sure, there are plenty of women who’ll happily wear hefty, so-called masculine watches, but it’s a rare Aussie bloke who’ll strap into anything involving diamonds and pastels,…

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