Article It has become a yearly tradition: The first major watch event of the calendar year comes from LVMH. And today the sixth LVMH Watch Week will kick off from the US West Coast. The event is getting bigger by the year and for the 2025 edition the returning brands (TAG Heuer, Hublot, Zenith, Bulgari, Daniel […]
Article We got our hands on the Tutima M2 Coastline Chronograph. A review. Glashütte is a firm seal of quality The small town of Glashütte in Germany is the epicenter of German watchmaking. But more than 10 watch brands in that small town, with only around 3000 inhabitants, is quite unique in the world. That said, […]
Article One of the big success stories last year must have been the launch of the Chopard Alpine Eagle. In the segment of segments, the sports watches with integrated bracelet, the brand managed to impress with a timepiece that combined sportiness and chic in unique way, worthy of the Chopard name. Chopard made the Alpine Eagle […]
Article When young family-owned Swiss watch manufacturer Norqain announced their next-level in independence with their two Kenissi-produced automatic-winding calibres earlier this year, they didn’t reveal the models in which the movements would be fitted. But that was then. This is now. Bronze “Bronze is a wonderful material”, Norqain CEO and founder Ben Küffer says. “It changes […]
Article The no-date Rolex Submariner reference 114060 is a popular watch. Actually every single steel sports watch from the crowned watch manufacturer enjoys a solid and several year long waiting list. We know that Rolex released their first Submariner in 1953. We also acknowledge that Submariner today is one of the strongest performing models in their collection. […]
Article While we see lockdowns, viruses and economic stress dominate the agenda . I think that this exactly why we see a Summer of Colours in horology.
Article We don’t need to argue the Grail potential of the Rolex Daytona. Legendary, Iconic: fill in any superlative you can find and the Daytona ticks the box. Rolex created rich variety of Daytona pieces. Status and market value A pre-owned 116520 in steel gives you the Daytona experience for a fraction of what a 6265 […]
Article When Tudor launched their first blue dial Submariner in 1969, they started a trend. This trend was taken up by not only the French Navy Divers (Marine Nationale), but also the less frequent amateur divers who were seduced by the so-called “Tudor Blue” colour. Celebrating the same colour, the Swiss watch manufacturer launches a line […]
Article “Wherever time takes you, Lucerne travels with you” embodies the cosmopolitan spirit of the brand. In the last decade, these words have not only been proven in the ambitious line-up of watches, but certainly as well in the way Carl F. Bucherer is positioned as a company. The energy that CEO Sascha Moeri and his […]
Article When you enter the world of Patek Philippe ownership you enter a complicated hierarchy where some things are not what they seem. As a novice buyer you will be received with the utmost red carpet treatment and care, get a coffee (or Champagne, if you like), but then the peculiar rules of Patekology start. Budget […]
Article It’s a busy auction month coming, and three big auction houses will again tempt you to part with your money in exchange for beautiful, collectable and rare pieces. While the concept of an auction originally aimed at selling at low, executional price levels, nowadays it’s the opposite. Phillips Auctions, Christie’s, Antiquorum and the likes are […]
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