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We all look for different things when searching for watches to expand our collection. Some people keep an eye out for resale value, exclusivity, complexity or some exotic material. Others might loo...

Dials, Bezels, and Hands The Strat-o-timer is a real looker, and it’s no surprise how it has been a hit for the folks at Jack Mason. As tested on a 7-link bracelet, the watch reflects copious ligh...

Fragrance FAQ What does 1866 smell like? 1866 is a unisex fine fragrance inspired by horology. It’s meant to be worn year-round and features notes of Bergamot, Bitter Orange, Alpine Air, Cedarwoo...

‘You never actually own a Patek Philippe’ as the famous tagline states — but Collectability begs to differ with this exciting new offer. Here you have the opportunity to own (or give the gift that ...

The most Scandinavian of independent watchmakers, Stepan Sarpaneva, is in a category all his own … His complex and ultra-detailed watches have always been deeply personal and unique; some even feat...

To understand the 300β, let’s first look back at the history of the Sub line. In 1967, DOXA revolutionized professional diving watches with the introduction of the SUB concept, the first mainstream...

By now, the cat is well and truly out of the bag about Volume 05’s special “lumed” Panerai cover, and we’re happy to report that it’s proving to be a big, visually dramatic hit with lucky readers w...

In my previous working life, I worked for an investment bank, and seeing interesting watches around me in the office was pretty common. But this is different for many others. They are uncomfortable...

(This article by Roberta Naas first appeared on her column on Forbes.com.) Vacheron Constantin, the oldest, continually operating watch brand in Switzerland, is known for its technical prowess and...