Reviews

Up Close with an Epic Patek Philippe Grande Sonnerie Pocket Watch

Able to chime the hours and quarters as they pass, this Patek Philippe grande et petite sonnerie pocket watch is one of perhaps ten ever made. Not only is it an extraordinarily complicated timepiece, it is also a sterling example of exquisitely finished, classical haute horlogerie.

The History of Urwerk’s Satellite Complication, Plus the Only UR-202S Platinum Ever Made

Explaining Cartier’s Most Complicated Wristwatch Ever

The most complex Cartier wristwatch ever, the Rotonde de Cartier Grande Complication Skeleton boasts a minute repeater, perpetual calendar and tourbillon - inside a self-winding movement just 5.49mm high.

The Lotus Blooms – Urwerk Introduces its First Ladies’ Watch, the UR-106 (with Original Photos & Price)

Zenith Abandons Political Correctness, Celebrates Christopher Columbus & Colonialism

Christopher Columbus' discovery of the New World is immortalised on the Zenith Christophe Colomb Hurricane Grand Voyage II wristwatch, completed with natives wearing feathers bearing fruit and a parrot.

Up Close with the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Automatic Skeleton (with Original Photos & Price)

Hands-On with the Hautlence Vortex “Concept d’Exception”, Containing as Many Parts as a Grand Complication (with Original Photos & Price)

Explaining the Panerai Equation of Time 8 Days Calibre P.2002/E (with Original Photos & Price)

A departure from the typical Panerai formula.

The Verdict: An In-Depth, Critical Look at the Original 1994 Tourbillon Pour le Mérite from A. Lange & Söhne

Widely regarded as the most desirable wristwatch from A. Lange & Söhne, the original Tourbillon Pour le Mérite is also one of the brand's most historically important timepieces. But 20 years after its launch, what's the verdict on the Tourbillon Pour le Mérite as a watch? We take a detailed look at one to find out the answer. 

Hands-On with the Seiko Prospex Marinemaster 1000m Cermet “Gold Ocean” SBDX016 (with Original Photos & Price)

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