Farer Brings Back the Stratton With a Laser-Etched Moon and an Iron-Veined Stone Dial
Farer’s Moonphase collection, launched in 2023, pairs stone dials with an unusually large moon display, and the Stratton has
Frederique Constant Turns Its Perpetual Calendar A Fantastic Shade Of Burgundy
Frederique Constant has a new limited edition of its Classic Perpetual Calendar Manufacture, and the only change is a burgundy
Lebois & Co's Heritage Small Seconds Is Vintage Revival Done Very, Very Well
Lebois & Co is the revived brand run by Dutch entrepreneur Tom van Wijlick, who also brought back Airain. While
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Farer Brings Back the Stratton With a Laser-Etched Moon and an Iron-Veined Stone Dial
Frederique Constant Turns Its Perpetual Calendar A Fantastic Shade Of Burgundy
Lebois & Co's Heritage Small Seconds Is Vintage Revival Done Very, Very Well
The Caseback Issue 2: Out In The Cold
Hey friends, Welcome to the second issue of The Caseback. Cold is where you find out whether something was built
NOMOS Glashütte: In House Or Nothing
What independence actually costs, and what it buys, told through one machine, one escapement, and thirty years in a Saxon valley
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Farer Brings Back the Stratton With a Laser-Etched Moon and an Iron-Veined Stone Dial
Farer’s Moonphase collection, launched in 2023, pairs stone dials with an unusually large moon display, and the Stratton has been its most popular model.
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Polo's Ralph and Ricky Bears Put On Black Tie For Another Fantastic Tuxedo Watch
Ralph Lauren’s Polo Bear watches have everything working against them. They are made by a fashion brand, they have
Hautlence Goes All White With the Rotating Hour Ball of Its Sphere Series 5
If you haven’t come across the Hautlence Sphere, the concept is easy to explain. The hour is shown on
Seiko Gives American Buyers the Best-Looking SKX GMT So Far
Since it launched in 2022, the SKX GMT has mostly been a way for Seiko to try out colors. The
Citizen Dresses Up the Attesa Moonphase With The Attesa Ever Since
Citizen’s second Attesa Moonphase limited edition of 2026 shares its case and movement with February’s Shades of Red,
IAT REVIEW: The Traska Venturer GMT Is What Happens When A Watch Has Everything But A Past
What a great watch is worth before the marketing catches up
IAT REVIEW: The Atelier Wen Inflection and the Exhausting, Beautiful Labor of Watchmaking
China, Switzerland, and a Very Heavy Argument
IAT Review: The Alpina × TRTS Seastrong Diver Extreme and the Subtle Art of Challenging the Uniformity of Sports Watches
When Collaboration, Friendship, and Intentional Design Converge
I Review A Watch: The Christiaan van der Klaauw × Ace Jewelers stAriadne proves there is a baseline of good taste
Never judge a watch just on a photo. You could be greatly mistaken
I Review A Watch: The Nodus Sector Deep Makes No Compromises When It Comes To Build Quality
You'll be hard pressed to find a better watch at this price point
I Review A Watch: The Gagà Laboratorio Labormatic Instantly Transforms You Into A Dandy
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I Review A Watch: The Sherpa Ultradive Is A Product Of An Obsessed Mind
This is not a watch for everyone. But those who get it will instantly fall in love forever
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NOMOS Glashütte: In House Or Nothing
What independence actually costs, and what it buys, told through one machine, one escapement, and thirty years in a Saxon valley