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buettner

2 years ago

VTNR and BLRO side by side

This is a little late but wanted to share a comparison shot I got with Rolex today against my own BLRO. I think the bezel colors work well (it's the s...

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Horolawyer

2 years ago

One thought comes to mind…

I wanted to get everyone’s thoughts on this. I am eyeing this new GMT from Tudor. Personal preference. I admit the new BB Pro GMT 39mm is also amaz...

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Bobofet

2 years ago

There! Fixed it…

There are lots of thoughts already going about the Ned Flanders Leftorium edition GMT. I haven’t seen as much discussion on the new and improved Air K...

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Pascal

2 years ago

W&W Day 1 - What's your high and low light?

Hey, what's your opinion on the new watches and discontinuations? My highlight is the Tank Louis black in yellow gold! The JLC celestial line up is al...

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Kharisds

2 years ago

ClockCruch: JLC Atmos Tellurium

JLC just releases the Horological Masterpiece: Atmos Tellurium. A perpetual clock with hour, minute, tellurium, zodiacal calendar complications. This...

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Bobofet

2 years ago

Oris releases 39mm ProPilot X Calibre 400 titanium

As widely expected, Oris just released a 39mm ProPilot X Calibre 400 titanium at Watches and Wonders. Nice looking watch in blue! All of the Calibear...

ProPilot X Calibre 400

The ProPilot X Calibre 400 follows in a long line of Oris pilot’s watches going back to the early 1900s, but its power lies beyond its associations: i...

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Kharisds

2 years ago

Move Away Rolex! TUDOR is the Cool New "Rolex" in Town (Maybe Vintage)

In Watches & Wonders 2022, Tudor just released a new lineup with the BLACK BAY PRO and BLACK BAY GMT S&G. These watches are uncannily resemble...

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TheLeftyWatchNerd

2 years ago

Cartier Masse Mystérieuse, Calibre = Rotor

In this technical marvel from Cartier, they have managed to make the rotor of the self-winding calibre the self-winding calibre itself. All I can say...