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  1. aBlogtoWatch

    Hands-On With Louis Vuitton’s Fashionable, Lugless, Ceramic-Cased Monterey Watches (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    One of my favorite watch brands to cover is Louis Vuitton, because of how unpredictable their new release or next brand direction will be. The Paris-based luxury firm clearly makes a lot more than just watches, but even within its watch catalog, it benefits from a level of diversity that few high-end firms enjoy. Different…

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  2. Fratello Watches

    First Look: Glashütte Original Brings Murano Glass To The Senator Line (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    People in the watch community constantly misunderstand aventurine. The sparkly, often dark blue substance used for watch dials isn’t a natural gemstone dug from the ground (though a natural quartzite stone later named aventurine also exists). Rather, it’s a product of accident and human ingenuity. The aventurine we typically see in watches dates back to…

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  3. Worn & Wound

    Direnzo Introduces their First GMT, the DRZ 08 Cosmonaire (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    As Direnzo heads toward their tenth anniversary next year, they’ve just introduced their very first GMT equipped watch, the DRZ 08 Cosmonaire. Inspired by the future oriented design of the Space Age, the Cosmonaire is, like virtually every GMT watch, conceived as a travel tool at heart, and through a variety of dial treatments really…

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  4. aBlogtoWatch

    Artisans de Genève Unveils ‘Feather,’ An Ultra-Light Custom Watch By Eliud Kipchoge (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    The relationship between elite athletics and mechanical watchmaking has long centered on precision, performance, and the pursuit of excellence. For marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge, however, a watch can also serve as a deeply personal expression of the experiences and values that have shaped his career. Swiss independent watch customization workshop Artisans de Genève has unveiled…

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  5. MONOCHROME Watches

    Introducing – Casio Expands its Mechanical Range with the CMK-100 Collection, an Accessible, Compact Titanium Explorer-Style Watch (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    For many years, Casio has been known almost exclusively for its quartz and digital watches. Indeed, in over 50 years of watchmaking, Casio has never produced a mechanical watch… Until last year, with the introduction of a game-changing collection, the Edifice EFK-100 Automatic, the first-ever mechanical offering from the brand. Accessible and pretty nice in…

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  6. aBlogtoWatch

    Sicura Hexa 400 Sea Green Watch Combines Versatile Functionality With Oceanic Color (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    By and large, we tend to think of the ocean as being blue. It’s a simple, straightforward way of portraying water, but in reality, this view misses a world of nuance. Not only are there nigh-on infinite shades of blue, from pale tropical shallows to near-black abyssal depths, some of the ocean’s most fertile, vibrant…

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  7. MONOCHROME Watches

    Introducing – The New Kiwame Tokyo Kubo Momiji, in Autumnal Red (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    Founded in 2025, Kiwame Tokyo is a young Japanese watchmaking brand based in Asakusa. It focuses on classically styled, well-finished watches with accessible pricing and design details rooted in Japanese culture. Following the inaugural Kurotsuki and Usuki models, the Kubo collection, launched earlier this year, features an off-centred, recessed small-seconds display at 4:30, and now…

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  8. Fratello Watches

    Audemars Piguet Introduces Three Supersonnerie Watches And Two Stone-Dial Code 11.59 Models (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    Audemars Piguet expands its Royal Oak and Code 11.59 collections with five new references that explore two very different aspects of the manufacture’s watchmaking. Three new Minute Repeater Supersonnerie models showcase its work in acoustic engineering, while two 38mm Code 11.59 Selfwinding watches introduce natural stone dials in gold obsidian and black onyx. The releases…

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  9. Fratello Watches

    The IFL Watches × Laphont Bloc Limited Editions Aim For The Sky (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    The colorful world of IFL Watches takes to the sky with three new Laphont Bloc Limited Editions. Each watch features a hand-painted dial inspired by the things that seem to float effortlessly during childhood. The concept may sound abstract, but the artwork makes it easy to understand. Rather than relying on technical flourishes, the collection…

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  10. aBlogtoWatch

    Time Machines: Accidentally Ahead Of The Investor Curve With The Ebel Sport Chronograph ‘El Primero’ Watch (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    In my experience, the problem with collecting watches for fun and profit is that collecting for profit tends to strip away the fun, and collecting for fun virtually guarantees no profit. As such, I’ve never really gravitated towards hype pieces in my own collection, and buying and selling the watches I genuinely enjoy has made…

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  11. aBlogtoWatch

    The Hamilton American Classic Cushion Collection Revives A Defining Art Deco Watch Design (opent in een nieuw tabblad)

    More than a century ago, Hamilton introduced its first cushion-shaped watches, and this defining case profile would serve as the foundation for some of the brand’s most memorable designs from the Art Deco period of the 1920s and 1930s. During this era, wristwatches were beginning to emerge as both practical tools and expressions of personal…

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