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GoS Watches, crossing swords since 2007

GoS Watches, crossing swords since 2007

The independent Scandinavian watchmaker fuses knife-work and watchmaking to produce some of the best Damascus steel timepieces in the (...)

Bravo for Swedish watchmaker Bravur

Bravo for Swedish watchmaker Bravur

How Swede it is! We profile yet another modern and minimalist start-up brand from Sweden, and you guessed it: their watches are designed very (...)

Celebrating Urwerk's UR-T8, and the end of an era?

Celebrating Urwerk’s UR-T8, and the end of an era?

The independent watchmaker celebrates its 20th anniversary with the launch of a new timepiece. But with it they also say goodbye to one of their famous (...)

Pansar, Sweden's auto-inspired watchmaker

Pansar, Sweden’s auto-inspired watchmaker

The independent Swedish watchmaker offers excellent timepiece designs inspired by the methods of the automotive industry. But there’s a (...)

Sarpaneva, “not created for everyone”

Sarpaneva, “not created for everyone”

The independent watchmaker fuses the classic watchmaking craft with unorthodox boldness in design, producing truly unique timepieces for a selective (...)

How to transform the watch industry, the Swedish way?

How to transform the watch industry, the Swedish way? [Video]

The young and independent watchmaker is trying to take the pretension and tradition out of the watch industry, and their contemporary timepieces have not (...)

Introducing Kronaby's first watch collection

Introducing Kronaby’s first watch collection

The Swedish startup has finally released its first collection of connected watches, but has it set the “new standard” for connected watches that it promised (...)

JS Watch Company, the most underestimated watchmaker?

JS Watch Company, the most underestimated watchmaker?

Despite a lack of watchmaking heritage, Iceland is home to one of the smallest watchmaking brands that definitely punches above its (...)

Bruvik: Norway's watchmaking pioneer

Bruvik: Norway’s watchmaking pioneer

The independent watchmaker has carried the flag for Norwegian watchmaking for years, finding success by channeling the country’s natural and arctic (...)

DeWitt expands it's Out of Time range with chocolate and gold

DeWitt expands it’s Out of Time range with chocolate and gold

The Manufacture adds to its celebrated Academia Out of Time collection with a new exclusive timepiece with a chocolate dial highlighted by specks of (...)

Vianney Halter: the big kid

Vianney Halter: the big kid

PORTRAIT

Paraphernalia most commonly refers to a group of apparatus, equipment, or furnishing used for a particular activity. For example, an avid watch fan may (...)

Watch auctions: premium and everything else

Watch auctions: premium and everything else

ANALYSIS

’Everything beautiful is expensive’: such could be the slogan for the current collector watch market. But beyond the record prices for exceptional lots at (...)

RM 50-03 McLaren F1: the lightest mechanical chronograph ever

RM 50-03 McLaren F1: the lightest mechanical chronograph ever

Produced in collaboration with the Formula 1 constructor, the new timepiece uses a Nobel-prize winning material to offer the ultimate mechanical (...)

Extraordinary watches

Extraordinary watches

INNOVATION

The existential crisis currently gripping the watch industry is no reason to throw in the towel. On the contrary, the best response to the crisis is surely (...)

The Rose Golden age

The Rose Golden age

TRENDS & COLOURS

Just when we thought rose gold could not saturate the luxury market any further, rose gold dials are making something of a statement in gentlemen’s fine (...)

INDUSTRY - Gem-setting techniques

INDUSTRY - Gem-setting techniques

The art of jewellery developed in France in the 17th century. At that time, goldsmiths and silversmiths were tasked with enhancing the brilliance of cut (...)

All the (official) dials of the TAG Heuer connected

All the (official) dials of the TAG Heuer connected

SMARTWATCHES

Why you should celebrate the Doxa Sub 300

Why you should celebrate the Doxa Sub 300

The original orange dial dive watch turns 50 this year, and the Swiss watchmaker celebrates the silver anniversary of the iconic timepiece with a special (...)

Romain Jerome says “Game on!” with latest watch models

Romain Jerome says “Game on!” with latest watch models

It’s all fun and games for Romain Jerome, with the launch of two new models that commemorate retro video game classics: Donkey Kong and Space (...)

Positively underwhelming: Christophe Claret's Maestro

Positively underwhelming: Christophe Claret’s Maestro

The independent watchmaker has kept things relatively simple with it’s latest timepiece, opting for design and finishing instead of overwhelming (...)