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Tag: watches
EMO Sculpted the World’s Thinnest Mechanical Keyboard From a Single Block of Aluminum
Complete with a magnetic media dial you can 3D print yourself.
G-Shock Dips Its Mud-Proof Mudmaster Brute in Golden Hour Gold
All that shine still shrugs off mud, shocks, and 200 meters of water.
Hands-On: The Parmigiani Fleurier 30th Anniversary Carillon Tourbillon
Parmigiani Fleurier is a brand that has long embodied the idea of quiet luxury — or "private luxury," as Parmigiani CEO Guido Terrini asserts — frankly, sometimes to a fault. Many of its models pair spectacular watchmaking with a radically simplified design language, and the unique execution of a mechanical chronograph in the brand's Tonda…
Hands-On: Two Wild Dials From Ming, With The “Peepshow” and J.N. Shapiro Collaboration “Lightning”
You could easily argue that Ming is a materials and manufacturing incubator masquerading as a watch company. Lume that glows white. The lightest ever mechanical watch. The world's first 3D-printed titanium bracelet-strap hybrid. All of these are associated with pretty incredible products, but, to some extent, I think it's fair to say the watches themselves…
First Look – The Yema Superman Bronze CMM.10 Returns in Three new Colours
Yema adds three new Bronze CMM.10 references to its increasingly capable and diversified Superman collection. While the French brand has explored bronze before through limited series, including a very cool Superman Bronze CMM.10 with a blue sandwich-style dial, these new watches bring updated gilt dials and a trio of glossy colour options. Retaining the compact…
Introducing – The Favre Leuba Deep Raider Day Date, Now in Two-Tone Editions
Following its global relaunch in 2024 with Patrik Hoffmann at the helm, Favre Leuba retains the spirit of its historical tool watches but with a new focus on extreme wearability. Famous for engineering innovative, well-equipped tool watches, Hoffmann has revisited some of Favre Leuba’s vintage stars in a more contemporary key with slimmer cases and…
Introducing – Seiko Celebrates 145 Years with New “Edo Purple” Watches
145 years ago, a young man known as Kintaro Hattori opened a shop in Tokyo’s Ginza district for the sale and repair of timepieces. This story, which started in 1881, is that of one of the most important brands incorporated in Japan: Seiko. In the years since, the company has grown alongside Japan’s largest metropolis,…
Introducing – A Restored Valjoux 72 Chronograph to Power the New Singer Heritage V72
Singer Reimagined releases the Heritage V72, a handsome chronograph powered by a restored new-old-stock Valjoux 72 movement. Beyond an exercise in restoration, Singer pays tribute to the calibre’s iconic architecture, revealing its hidden attributes through elevated finishings that far surpass those of the original movement. Presented in a compact 38.8mm case with a glassbox caseback,…
Lamborghini Drenched 99 Revuelto Supercars in the Miura’s Original 1966 Palette
Own an original Miura? Lamborghini will paint your new one to match.