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Zach Brass Coke, Pepsi, Sprite – by now, you’ve probably seen various nicknames given to different configurations of bi-color bezels. Generally, GMT watches come with a…

Jamie Weiss What to give to the man who has everything? Finding a Father’s Day gift can be really tough. And if you’re a father, you…

Borna Bosniaks Geometric shapes, primary colors, functionality first. In short, economic thinking is how we would describe the Bauhaus style. The name comes from the Staatliches…

Borna Bosniaks Tourbillon watches can be described with a series of superlative adjectives, such as luxurious, magnificent, and accurate, but few would call a tourbillon “affordable.”…

Many well-known microbrands have broken out of their niches and become real small brands. We have seen many projects catapulted directly to small brand status thanks…

Buffy Acacia Historically, Stainless steel is a modern miracleWhile we now take for granted the abundance of materials that are strong, rust-resistant, and relatively easy to…

Russell Sheldrake At Time+Tide, we cover watchmaking in all its forms, but one that is often considered the pinnacle of the profession is the perpetual calendar.…

Jamie Weiss Timekeeping and travel go hand in hand. With roots in our maritime history and evolution into aviation and our constant efforts to make the…

Borna Bosniaks Japan has played many important roles in the history of watches, including introducing the first automatic chronograph, developing a watch durable enough to double…

Borna Bosniaks One of the more distinct watch design languages ​​was the Art Deco era, which gave birth to iconic designs like the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso and…