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In 2008, Rolex introduced the Glidelock extension system: a tool-free solution to fine-tune your bracelet size. This was by no means the first tool-free microadjustment system; I know Doxa offered similar functionality in 1969 and I’m sure they weren’t the...
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In the world of horology, few watches achieve the distinction of being recognizable from across a room. While impossible to quantify, this arbitrary diagnostic speaks to a watch’s status as an icon, marked not only by its design but also...
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When most people think of Rolex, the Submariner is usually the first model that comes to mind. It’s an icon, after all—perhaps the icon. But there’s another Rolex sports watch that, while overlooked by some, offers a combination of features that could...
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the tools and gear you pick up along the way will certainly make your life easier.
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Last week I revisited the 2023 Swiss watch industry report from Morgan Stanley and LuxeConsult. While reading through the top 20 brands by market share, I couldn’t help but marvel at how different they are. Even just the top 5...
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Today, Longines released a titanium version of the Spirit Zulu Time. The 39mm GMT, released in steel less than a year ago, checks a lot of boxes under $5,000: chronometer certification, triple-digit water resistance, and wearable dimensions, all from a...
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At Baselworld 2015, Tudor introduced… a trio of colorful Fastrider Chronographs. But that’s not what we’re here to talk about. That same year, Tudor also debuted the North Flag: a decidedly modern, angular, integrated bracelet watch with vibrant yellow accents....
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