If you’re going to call yourself a watch lover—whether you’re an everyday wearer or a …
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The psychology of watches is something we rarely discuss openly, but many of us feel …
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If you’re going to call yourself a watch lover—whether you’re an everyday wearer or a …
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Breitling has always been a name that divides opinion, and for good reason. It’s a …
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Breitling has always been a name that divides opinion, and for good reason. It’s a …
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Don’t act so surprised, Your Highness. You weren’t on any mercy mission this time. Several …
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For all the attention lavished on the front of a watch—the dial, the hands, the indices, the complications—there’s a quiet, often overlooked component that carries both the burden and the soul of the timepiece. The caseback, that unassuming surface pressed against the wrist, holds the final word in engineering, the …
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There are watchmakers, and then there are those rare visionaries who redefine what the craft can be. Asaoka is one of the latter. A self-taught Japanese master who rose entirely outside the Swiss ecosystem, Asaoka has not only proven that independent horology can thrive in Japan—he’s carved out a category …
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There are moments in horological history where progress doesn’t arrive in a flourish of invention or artistry, but in something altogether quieter. The rise of electric clocks—specifically the synchronous type—is one of those stories. No dazzling complications, no sapphire casebacks, and no Geneva stripes. Just practicality, reliability, and a low, …
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