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Feature: 3 More Great Value Watches
Posted 03/01/19
For many of us, we can only dream of owning a Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC or Rolex, and that’s a shame. But there’s another way, sort of—buy a more affordable alternative. With that said, here are three more affordable alternatives to expensive watches.
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Feature: 3 Great Value Watches
Posted 19/10/18
As nice as watches from the likes of Rolex and Patek Philippe are, not everyone is fortunate enough to have the budget for them—but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some fantastic affordable substitutes out there. So, here are three expensive watches—and three alternatives for under £1,500.
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Review: Patek Philippe 5170J vs Montblanc 111626
Posted 19/03/18
If you’re just getting started with photography, you buy a Canon, or a Nikon. Hi-fi, something from Naim. A Porsche will most likely be your first sporty set of wheels. Brand recognition, heritage, market stability, resale prices, broad appeal, etcetera, etcetera. The list of reasons why all these companies are great places to put your money—and they are, everybody knows it—goes on and on. That’s why they’re the norm. For some people, however, normal is just too … normal. For some people, the interesting, the esoteric, the stuff that can only be found wide of the beaten path—that’s where the real gold lies. Question is, when it comes to a proper, hand-wound chronograph with all the bells and whistles—is a pen company that bit too far?
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News: Montblanc 1858 Chronograph Tachymeter
Posted 13/12/16
Historically, Montblanc was most closely associated with luxury pens, the Meisterstück being its most iconic and successful. The brand’s watchmaking debut didn’t come until 1997, when it opened up its watchmaking division in Le Locle, Switzerland. The name of its first timepiece? The Meisterstück. Like its namesake, the watch was a finely finished piece of craftsmanship, but the brand didn’t really find its footing in horology until 2006, when Richemont (who already owned Montblanc) also acquired the esteemed Swiss movement-making firm Minerva.
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News: Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph
Posted 03/08/16
Montblanc in fact traces its roots back to the production of luxury writing instruments—which it still creates to this day—but turned its attention to watchmaking in 1997. A relatively young brand, it is increasingly creating beautiful and highly complicated timepieces, at affordable price points—especially since it made its first in-house movement in 2008.
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News: Montblanc TimeWalker Pythagore Ultra-Light Concept
Posted 11/05/16
Montblanc is bringing new meaning to the term 'lightweight' with its TimeWalker Pythagore Ultra-Light Concept. Weighing in at just 14.88 grams, the watch makes use of a newly developed composite material named 'Innovative, Technical, Revolutionary Resin' (ITR²).
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News: Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim
Posted 09/03/16
In a spectacular celebration of the brand's 110th anniversary, Montblanc has created a range of new watches for their 4810 line - which received their debut at SIHH 2016. This ExoTourbillon Slim pays tribute to the golden age of transatlantic travel, with a sophisticated and timelessly classic design.
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Review: Patek Philippe Nautilus 5740/1G
Posted 15/02/19
Forty-two years is a long time. It’s long enough to go from enjoying a carefree childhood to having a serious need to make a will, and for those who’ve spent that time hoping Patek Philippe would fit a grand complication into the quirky Nautilus, the wait was a long one. But now the wait is over.
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Feature: £3,000 vs £12,000 vs £40,000 chronograph
Posted 14/02/19
The hand wound chronograph is perhaps the foundation of a high-end watch company’s ability to demonstrate its prowess, a complex, intricate assembly unencumbered by a rotor weight hiding the mechanical wizardry going on inside. There’s no better palette upon which to exhibit the art of fine watchmaking—but can you tell the difference between one that’s more affordable and one that’s very expensive?
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Feature: Rolex Sea-Dweller vs Tudor Pelagos
Posted 11/02/19
If you’re looking to buy a serious dive watch, then the Rolex Sea-Dweller 126600 is likely to be right at the top of your wish list. It’s got the history, it’s got the heritage—but it’s also got a problem: the Tudor Pelagos.
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Feature: 3 Vintage Heuers
Posted 06/02/19
It’s had its ups and downs, TAG Heuer—and perhaps more recently, the ups have been outnumbered by the downs. There’s a positive future on the horizon thanks to the efforts of brand fixer-upper Jean-Claude Biver, but a look to the future isn’t always enough to give us hope—we need to look to the past as well.
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