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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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As reported by Coronet in late July, Rolex posted five job listings in Fribourg: the canton (state) where they’re building a $1 billion production facility. That site (in Bulle) won’t open until 2029. In the meantime, Rolex is opening two...
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The Black Bay Chrono Pink is a fresh take on a beloved classic within Tudor's catalog. With a fresh dial, bracelet, and clasp, let's take a closer look at what makes this watch a standout addition to Tudor's lineup. First Impressions Upon first glance, you'll be...
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Last night, I attended my regular monthly RedBar meetup. A friend and local watchmaker brought a number of vintage Rolexes, at least two of which with cracked gloss dials, commonly referred to as “spider dials”. I found myself staring at them...
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