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  1. Worn & Wound

    The Third Louis Erard x Vianney Halter Collaboration is So Close, and Yet, So Far (opens in a new tab)

    I’ll keep it simple: when someone says “Vianney Halter,” the first thing that comes to mind is the Antiqua. Okay, well, that assumes you are a watch nerd who knows who he is, but if you are, an image of this bizarre, visually challenging, yet brilliant watch should appear in your mind’s eye. A perpetual…

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    Hands-On: The Tissot PRX Quartz Chronograph Watch Is A Long-Overdue Value Leader (opens in a new tab)

    In the handful of years since Tissot launched the modern PRX, the integrated sports watch series has become a de facto default choice for enthusiasts around the world. Countless advice pieces have been written by professionals and amateurs alike in those years, urging the PRX as an affordable staple of any new collector’s repertoire. To…

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    Hands-On: The Hautlence Kubera Is A Jump Hour Watch Inspired By Cubism (opens in a new tab)

    The Hautlence Kubera is a lovely watch that was marred by poor product release timing. The cubist expression of modern horological design cannot be appreciated on its own, but it must be evaluated in the context of the infamous Patek Philippe Cubitus (like other square or rectangular watches released recently). The cloud of Patek Philippe’s…

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    The Panerai Submersible Comes In Three 44mm Variations (opens in a new tab)

    For a watch defined by its unapologetically substantial presence, finding the right proportions is important. Panerai has long offered its Submersible dive watch in both imposing 47mm and more compact 42mm formats. With the Panerai Submersible, the brand splits the difference: a 44mm case size designed to preserve the collection’s unmistakable character The 44mm format…

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