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WatchesA. Lange & Sohnë Brightens Up One of its Most Complicated Models
A Lange & Sohnë’s new rose-gold Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon is one of the smartest updates to an existing model we’ve seen in some time.
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WatchesThe Military-Grade Cool IWC TOP GUN Watches Receive Their Very Own Movements, Here’s What to Know
Over a decade after first releasing the TOP GUN line, IWC’s famed pilot’s watches are finally getting all in-house movements.
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WatchesOne of IWC’s Most Beloved Watches Gets a a WWII Inspired Update
IWC’s UTC watches provide a unique way of displaying a second time zone — now the complication is back with a bronze case and green dial.
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WatchesLike the IWC Automatic Spitfire? You’ll Love it With an In-House Movement
Available in bronze and in steel, the new Spitfire Automatics feature the IWC-manufactured 32110 calibre and vintage aesthetics.
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WatchesThe IWC Pilot’s Watch Line Gets a Complicated Addition
IWC’s Pilot’s Watch line continues to expand into ever-more-complicated territory with the addition of the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph.
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WatchesThree Gorgeous Panda-Dial Chronographs From Way Back When
Vintage tool watches, like these three terrific examples, are loved for their form factor as much as their ability to withstand decades of use.
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WatchesThe Future of Watchmaking Is Here: Ressence to Produce the Revolutionary Type 2
The wait is over — Ressence’s Type 2 e-Crown Concept signals the potential future of horology, and it’s finally going into production.
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WatchesDie-Hard Watch Collectors Will Love Lange’s Latest Limited Edition
One of the most iconic watches of the past quarter-century gets a makeover in time for its 25th anniversary.
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WatchesThe Oris ProDiver Dive Control Is a Professional Tool Watch Through and Through
Oris releases its first timepiece of 2019 — an oversized dive watch developed in concert with a professional offshore diver.
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WatchesOmega Revives the First Watch Movement Used In Space
Watch enthusiasts don’t get excited too often about new movements, but here’s why Omega’s 321 caliber is so worthy of its comeback.
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WatchesAre Unisex Models the New Big Trend in Watchmaking?
With the downward trend in watch case sizes, more companies are producing watches that are distinctly (though perhaps unintentionally) unisex.
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WatchesThe Watch Subscription Club That Makes Rental Services Obsolete
Watch Gang is a monthly watch subscription club that partners with watch brands to offer affordable membership tiers for any watch enthusiast.
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WatchesHere are Three Classic Vintage Seikos For Under $1,000
We scoured the internet for three awesome values in vintage Seiko from the 1960s: a Lord Marvel, a Weekdater and a Champion.
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WatchesThese 1920s Watches Were Produced Especially for Doctors
Both Rolex and Gruen made variants of a wristwatch aimed at medical professionals using the Aegler 877 movement.
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WatchesThe Top Watch Accessories of 2018
From NATO straps to maintenance kits to that little rubber ball thing that you use to remove a screw-back watch case, we’ve got you covered with the best watch accessories.
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WatchesThis New Watch From Parmigiani Features an Unusual, Utterly Captivating Dial
The newest offering from Michel Parmigiani’s eponymous watch brand blends disparate inspirations into a beautiful, unique design.
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WatchesA Fitness Watch Built to G-SHOCK’s Standards for Less Than $100
The GBD800-1 from G-SHOCK is a combination of G-SHOCK’s legendary toughness and style mixed with fitness tracking capabilities.
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WatchesNOMOS Built a Pair of Watches Perfect for the Holidays
NOMOS has recently come out with two midnight blue models of its classic Orion timepiece that go well with any holiday wardrobe.