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Sometimes, you just know you are going to love a watch, even before you see it in the metal. The Little Lange 1 Moon Phase is one of those watches for me. I knew as soon as I saw the press release that I was going to love it. I have always harbored a crush on the Lange 1, which is unusual because I don't normally dig asymmetric dials (like, really don't dig them at all) C but when I saw a picture of the Little Lange 1 Moon Phase in rose gold with a guilloch dial, it was love at first high-res press image. Now, I realize this is a little contradictory as I am constantly beating a dead horse talking about how I like more masculine watches and wish there were fewer...

Heading into the first day of SIHH, there were a handful of watches I was already dying to see. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Tourbillon Extra-Thin Openworked in stainless steel was certainly one of them. Luckily my very first appointment was with AP and I made quick work of asking to check out this new skeleton. So, how is it? Every bit as awesome as you'd think. As Jack told you when introducing this watch, openworking has traditionally been about two things: the degree of transparency that can be achieved while keeping a watch's structural integrity intact and how that transparency lends itself to an overall design. The latter point is where the Royal Oa...

Six days ago, Arthur announced to you a new limited edition Speedmaster inspired?by Mr. Robert-Jan Broer of Fratello Watches and the social media phenomenon that is "Speedy Tuesday."?The run of 2012 watches was a hit, with all pieces being reserved quickly online (the actual sale of the pieces will take place this summer C the reservation simply holds a place for said person to make the purchase of the watch when it comes time). The watch, with subtle nods to some early Alaska Project watches, is a looker, to the point where I myself even made a reservation to have the chance at buying this watch. Earlier today, about five hours ago to be exact, I ran into my old friend Robert-Jan and he hap...

The RM 50-03 Tourbillon Split Seconds Chronograph Ultralight McLaren F1 is two things: the lightest split seconds chronograph in the world and the one with the longest name. Well call it the RM 50-03 for short, and heres what you need to know about it. The RM 50-03 is the latest in a series of incredibly technical and formidably resistant wristwatches dedicated to the world of Formula One, of which Richard Mille is now a longstanding member. The sport has been a wonderful stage for Richard Mille and the ultimate test for some of its most technical pieces, many of them introducing high-per...

Sometimes a new watch doesn't have to be really innovative to win over more hearts than most, and this Vacheron is proof. While VC is showing some absolutely incredible pieces with genuinely new and thoughtful takes on mega complications, this watch isn't really anything new from a technical stand point. But it might still be one of my favorite watches from day 1 of SIHH. What is it? It's Vacheron's Patrimony Perpetual Calendar in an 18k rose gold case with a slate grey dial. Is it just that simple? Actually, yes, it is. What's interesting about these Patrimony perpetuals is that they are actually quite large at 41mm, but still rather thin because they are ...

While Montblanc's primary focus this year is the more commercially oriented Timewalker collection, there is one piece from the collection that stands out not only due to its quality and price but do to its ingenuity C the Timewalker Rally Timer 100 Limited Edition. What is it? It's a stopwatch, a table clock, a dashboard-mountable rally timer, and a wrist chronograph. But that's not even all C the damn thing features one the finest manually wound chronograph calibers on planet Earth! The inspiration for this piece is obvious enough C the Minerva rally timers and stop watches that many of know and love from the first par...

I called it last week and I don't think I was wrong C the talk of SIHH is the ceramic perpetual calendar Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet. This 41mm black-on-black-on-grey perpetual calendar is absolutely remarkable in the flesh and we've already gotten to spend about an hour with it so far. However, we want to take our time with this one and do a full, detailed hands-on review as soon as it hits stores. In the mean time, we thought we'd show you a few live photos because so many of you have asked for it. So, here you go! The AP RO Perpetual Calendar in Ceramic on Ben's wrist. As you can see, the watch is very much exactly what ...

Last year, the big SIHH news from Cartier was the announcement of a totally new shape and thus collection of men's watches, the Drive de Cartier. The soft cushion shape was definitely a new look and the first collection of watches straddled the line between dressy and sporty pretty evenly. Now in its second year, we're getting a limited edition Drive de Cartier Extra Flat that distills the design down to its essence, giving you everything you want and nothing that you don't. As a quick recap, the first Drive collection featured a few watches (all still available, by the way), including a dual time and a tourbillon version. However, the main Drive is a simple 40mm...

Walter Lange, A. Lange & Sohne Honorary Chairman, died last night in Germany at the age of 92. After seeing his family's watchmaking business destroyed and dismantled in the aftermath of World War II, Lange resurrected his legacy in 1990 after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Just a few years later, in 1994, we got the first new A. Lange & Sohne watches in nearly half a century. And the rest, as they say, is history. It's a sad day for watchmaking. Without Mr. Lange, we wouldn't have Lange 1, the Datograph, and countless other icons of modern horology. He was always a warm presence in the Lange family, attending celebrations, key releases, and collector...

You might remember the Heritage Black Bay One reference 7923/001 or the stainless steel Patek Philippe reference 5016, which eventually hammered for a record $7.2 million back in November 2015. Along with 42 other unique pieces, those two watches were offered at Only Watch, a biennial charity event organized to benefit the Association Mongasque Contre Les Myopathies. In 2015, Only Watch raised just above $11,000,000 to fund the research against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a truly worthy cause. Today, Only Watch announced that it will be back in November 2017, so you can expect some unique timepieces to be unveiled shortly. While there is not yet a list of...

The purpose of the SIHH may be to discover new watches that will soon be available to the general public, but one of the pleasures of spending the week in Geneva is meeting collectors who own watches we will likely never see again. Claude Sfeir is one of those collectors, and when he gave us a call to come see "something small," well we knew it would be anything but. We met Claude in one of Geneva's oldest hotels, and took a few quick snaps of the watch in question. Turns out, we were right. The F.P. Journe Sonnerie Souveraine is anything but a small watch, and in pink gold with a lapis lazuli dial, it is both unique and supe...

This year at SIHH, Panerai has focused on new materials and technological innovation for the Lab-ID Luminor 1950 Carbotech 3 Days in 49mm. This watch is extremely technically advanced; there are no oils or liquid lubricants of any kind, anywhere in the movement, and it comes with a 50-year guarantee C yes, a 50-year guarantee. So what is this watch and how is it possible? Well, the Carbotech case measures 49mm in diameter though it's very light and has a matte finish. The sandwich dial has a coating of carbon nanotubes on the dial, which almost entirely absorbs all the light that hits it, making it extremely black. The dial and hands are lit up with blue Super-Lu...

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Master Control collection, Jaeger-LeCoultre has released three special edition watches. The three pieces C a Master Control Date, Chronograph, and Geographic C are based on core pieces in the collection, but each has been given a vintage-inspired treatment with a sleek two-tone sector dial with light blue accents.? At SIHH, a lot gets made of the crazy watch. I'm talking about the $93,900 ceramic perpetual calendars and the $1 million grand complications. But it's important to remember that these watches don't even come close to making up the majority of watches purchased each year. It's the less headline-grabbing pi...

Heres something a little unexpected from Christopher Claret. A wristwatch that doesnt cost $100,000+ and one that comes in a 42mm case than feels like you could wear it daily. The brand's latest watch is called the Maestro and it has all of the interest of a genuine Christophe Claret creation, but in the most accessible package yet. Here are all the details. The independent watchmaker, known for his love of high-grade and sometimes quirky complications, has decided to take a shot at a slightly less complex watch, though he still hasnt been able to resist adding an extra function that is more fun than functional, and we lov...

While in Geneva for the SIHH, I had the opportunity to spend a bit of time with an unexpected divers watch: the re-edition of the famous Triton Spirotechnique. Of course, the name has changed, and the case is slightly bigger than in the original, but this Triton Subphotique gave me a good reason to look into the past of a singular piece, with its characteristic crown at 12 o'clock. And I quickly discovered that back in the early 1960s, the original Triton was engineered as a hardcore diving watch, and manufactured by a famous supplier to the French Army. More astoundingly, it was then priced higher than the Rolex Submariner. This is probably the most casual...

The RL67 Ralph Lauren Safari models were introduced in 2013 as a sports-elegant, and relatively affordable, line of watches that would dovetail stylistically with Lauren's idealized view of the safari as a vehicle not for hunting, but rather for seeing new worlds and reconnecting with nature. (The word "safari" invariably makes me think of the Hemingway story The Short Happy Life Of Francis Macomber, but I think it's safe to say Ralph Lauren has something a little more upbeat in mind.) Pre-aged steel cases with gunmetal finishes and the case design from the Automotive collection are signature elements for the Safari watches, as well as automotive-style dial...

As was announced on Sunday, Laurent Ferrier showed two new watches at this SIHH, and while the calibers themselves were not new, we saw one new way to look at a caliber and another entirely new case style. Let's walk you through these two updates with in-the-metal pictures taken yesterday in Geneva. ? The Galet Tourbillon, Now With Open Dial While the tourbillon was LF's very first watch, it has, believe it or not, never made one with an open dial through which you can actually observe the tourbillon. Nay, one looks at the tourbillon from the back of a Laurent Ferrier! But, seemingly, someone somewher...

Here's something you don't see often C an original cork box, the very one issued with the original series of Patek Philippe Nautilus reference 3700s, for sale. And what's more? The box comes with the outer box as well (almost never seen) and the condition appears to be great. Only problem? It's $13,000. I'm not saying it's not worth it, and I'm not saying it is, but that's a hefty price to pay for a watch box. That said, I had heard of original cork boxes trading in the $5,000 range not long ago, so we're not that far off, and the fact that this one comes with the original outer box is something special too. I guess if ...

When it was first released in 2011, Panerais Bronzo was a really big deal. It was a big deal to Panerai enthusiasts, who feel very strongly about the companys diving history, and who unanimously enjoy the sight of a vintage piece that's received a bit of abuse through the years. And it was also a big deal to Panerai itself, which was one of the first companies to faithfully recreate the time-weathered effect by finding the right mix of alloys for an appropriate bronze. It was also, like almost all bronze watches that have come out in recent years, a commercial success. All 1,000 pieces were quickly snapped up by the Paneristi community, and its popularity...

Cartier is many things C classic, chic, and cool are just a few words to describe this brand. They have produced an enormous range of watches since their founding in 1847, including the Tank (whose 100th anniversary is coming up in September), the Ballon Bleu, the Santos, Roadster (RIP), and finally the Panthre de Cartier. I didn't know what to expect this year from Cartier, but was glad to see that they had brought back the Panthre de Cartier collection as a focus for 2017. They have revived this classic collection with great enthusiasm, and in a range of metals and finishes. The Panthre de Cartier in Yellow gold, size medium. ...

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