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Buying an engagement ring for my wife was not an issue at all. That’s because I wasn’t going to do that. I often have problems with…

Buffy Acacia Buying a Swiss watch was not too long ago a guarantee of seeing the ETA movement. Today, the market is much more diverse, but…

There aren’t many vintage watches on my wish list. Some, I was lucky enough to find over the years. Others, I have moved out of metal…

Zach Brass Grand Seiko is known for its wide, highly finished case geometry and a variety of nature-inspired dial patterns that are rendered in a variety…

Last year, Czapek introduced its new Promenade collection. The design combines influences from the brand Quai des Bergues and the Antarctique line. Aside from the hollowed…

Borna Bošnjak Bulgari and Mb&F are working together for the second time, with Serpenti taking the most avant-garde form ever. The Bvlgari X MB&F Serpenti is…

Note that the headline does not refer to the 1931 book, the art of speculation, by Philip Callett (1896–1998). Rather, I’m guessing what Vacheron Constantin has…

Buffy Acacia While I understand and appreciate the historical context of modernism and postmodernism in the art, the rise of stripped design has led to a…

It’s been a while since I covered Panerai’s collection of lighting fixtures. Mike wrote an article in 2019 about the brand’s expansion from OPXXXIV into a…

Nina is a new Piaget Polo Flying Tourbillon Moon Phase, with a modern and sporty design with movements normally used in dress watches. This is the…