Sometimes the names given for Rolex watches are every bit as fascinating as the watches themselves. At the end of…
Author: Philip Kaspar
Philip is widely travelled and has worked as a freelance journalist covering several topics including fashion, travel and watches. He also spent five years in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry in La Chaux de Fonds. Philip reports on all the latest watch news and is our WatchCrime reporter.
Only Watch 2013: Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Traditionnelle World Time
The Patrimony Traditionnelle World Time is a unique model specially created for the Only Watch 2013 event and representing a…
Linde Werdelin Oktopus II Titanium Red
If you have a spare £7,100 in your sock drawer and you’ve been thinking about splurging on a new watch,…
Moser & Cie Nomad Dual Time
Released by the House of Moser at Baselworld 2013, the Nomad is a new model said to inspire us to…
Eberhard & Co. Gilda
The new sinuous watch, with its curvy face, has supple lines decorating the mother of pearl face. A floral motif…
Baume & Mercier Capeland Worldtimer
Travel has always been at the heart of the Frères Baume timepiece concept, founded 183 years ago by Louis-Victor and…
Bremont named national HSBC Global Connections 2013 Winner
Bremont Watch Company has been announced as overall national winner of Global Connections 2013 – an HSBC initiative to find…
New Eterna 1948
Shortly after the war, Swiss-made self-winding movements benefitted from a major technical advance developed by Eterna; the invention is still…
Breitling For Bentley B05 Unitime
The Breitling Bentley B05 Unitime is a universal time chronograph driven by a proprietary movement featuring a patented mechanism. A…
Longines Heritage Military 1938
Longines have issued a collection of three watches based on military models first released, as the title of the collection…