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The Omega Seamaster 300 rendered in platinum, yellow gold, and rose gold is a classic example of a watch manufacturer doing something over-the-top just because it can
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The Omega Seamaster 300 rendered in platinum, yellow gold, and rose gold is a classic example of a watch manufacturer doing something over-the-top just because it can
It’s not just lab-grown diamonds, either. Future brides and grooms are looking to reduce the environmental damage of precious metals as well
Moser’s first automatic chronograph, the Streamliner Flyback, is a powerful new presence in the steel sports watch field. And just look at that bracelet
At 0.5% the cost of an entry level Royal Oak, the Casio G-Shock GA2100 1-A-1—or ‘CasiOak’ if you’re being clever—is a tough guy take on the magic of the octagon
These films have been formatted to fit your wrist.
Opals are finding their way to the center of many designers’ new collections.
It’s a project with King Nerd that is unsanctioned by the watchmaker, but Toledano is channeling the spirit of the timepiece with artwork depicting a Jules Verne-era submariner.
Jeweled pins aren’t just for dowager countesses anymore.
Downsizing doesn’t mean a downgrade, especially if it’s a supple leather cardholder from Loewe.
These incredibly complex pieces of horological machinery often start at $50,000 and don’t require adjustment for a hundred years or more.
The late artist Carlos Cruz-Diez, a pioneer of the ’60s Op Art movement, lends a new palette of colors to a classic Hublot.
A classic Vacheron Constantin Cornes de Vache 1955 is now available in the material of the moment.
The Cartier Santos was already one of the brand’s biggest recent hits.
Whether you want to spend your hongbao haul, get someone a gift, or celebrate the Year of the Rat in style, we have the items for you.
If you missed the RM 33 in 2011, here’s your chance.
Bulgari, TAG Heuer, Hublot, and Zenith go big on old-school luxury as they compete as a family against Richemont and the Swatch Group.
Forget the hype and celebrate the top of the top
The brands owned by the luxury supergroup—TAG Heuer, Hublot, Zenith, and Bulgari—split off from the traditional Baselworld watch expo to put on an early show of their own. From chiming malachite baubles to some of the thinnest watches in the world, here are the most exciting.
