Ming will bid farewell to their 17 series of watches this week with the release of the 17.09, and as far as goodbyes go, this
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Louis Vuitton Unveils Tambour Curve GMT Flying Tourbillon Watch Series
2021 has so far been an aggressive year of releases for the luxury watchmaking arm of fashion giant Louis Vuitton. The brand’s core Tambour line
Vintage Watches: A 1987 Patek Philippe Ref. 3940J ‘First Series,’ A 1961 Breitling Navitimer, And A 1985 Rolex GMT-Master
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Oris Unveils Divers Sixty-Five Cotton Candy Watch Series
Early spring brings with it warmer weather, longer days, and of course a distinctive pastel look across much of the world. These delicate floral tones
TAG Heuer Announces Aquaracer Professional 300 Watch Series
In the massive and high-profile arena of mainstream luxury dive watches, the TAG Heuer Aquaracer has been something of a perennial dark horse. With a
Hamilton Adds Two New Models To Khaki Aviation X-Wind Automatic Chronograph Series
Although most pilot watch designs can trace their stylistic roots back to World War II or even earlier, a sizeable portion of the market is
Batavi Watches Builds Upon Brand With Architect Series
Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch by advertiser For many, the appeal of microbrand watches revolves around an ability to be courageous in design — often
Watch Review: Luminox Bear Grylls Air Series GMT 3762
As part of the “Bear Grylls Survival Series,” this new reference XB.3762 (aka 3762) Luminox watch is the latest product in the ongoing relationship between
Louis Vuitton Debuts Tambour Street Diver Watch Series
Despite its status as a household name and an absolute behemoth in the fashion industry, Louis Vuitton’s in-house luxury watchmaking efforts remain relatively under-the-radar. The
Hamilton Debuts Intra-Matic Chronograph H Watch Series
While automatic movements are more or less the norm today, the thinness and feel of a hand-wound chronograph still holds a special place in the