The new 40mm Girard Perregaux 1966 is the first watch to be powered by the new calibre GP03800 in-house movement.…
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.
Jacquet Droz Grande Heure GMT
Understated, classic and precious, the Grande Heure GMT is a tribute to travel. This unusual timepiece, ideally suited for long-distance…
WatchCrime: Rox jewellery store robbers plead guilty
As we reported on WatchCrime back in January, two men have admitted their involvement in stealing jewellery and watches worth…
Julien Coudray 1518 “Humanoid Face” collection
Part of the Competentia 1515 Collection, Fabien Lamarche, founder of Julien Coudray, drew the sketch for this unusual Aborigine inspired…
ARMIN STROM TECHART Manual and Racing Carbon
Based in Leonberg, Germany, TECHART is a globally renowned company in the field of automobile individualisation, with specialty expertise in…
Bremont sponsors Walking With The Wounded
Bremont is the official UK watch supplier and timekeeper for Walking With The Wounded’s South Pole Allied Challenge marking the…
Eterna Royal KonTiki
There’s a new Kontiki, the Royal KonTiki no less, fitted with a new motor, the calibre 3945A – the first…
WatchCrime: Rolexes used as currency in $45m cyber attack
This ultimately is WatchCrime on a bigger scale than can be imagined; a massive 21st century bank heist that reached…
Four new Piaget Polo FortyFive men’s watches
The Piaget Polo collection was first launched in 1979. Easily distinguishable by the seamless integration of case and strap, set…
Nixon: The Diplomat and The Courier
Nixon, the leading California cool youth oriented lifestyle brand, was present at Baselworld 2013 and have just launched The Diplomat,…