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Tissot looks to the past to shape the future (opens the original)
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Three new watches reflect the brand’s blend of tradition and innovation IF TISSOT WERE A PERSON, it would be an old soul, one with the sagely gift of looking to the past while keeping an eye on the future. It’s a blend of tradition and pioneering spirit that has guided the Swiss watch brand for the past 173 years, and continues to do so today. Three of its latest models are a strong testament to that. Quartz movements are no strangers to the PRX. The watch that made the integrated bracelet watch
An ode to a century of watchmaking (opens the original)
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Tudor’s latest timepieces pay tribute to the brand’s 100 years of technical prowess TUDOR TURNS 100 THIS YEAR. While its three latest watches were not designed for its centennial, they bear all the hallmarks of the brand’s signature innovation and feats in watchmaking. The Northflag didn’t catch a cold in the frigid climes of North Greenland. Not even after two long years in this remote, ice-covered region far above the Arctic Circle in the 1950s, when the watch continued ticking steadily on the
Patek Philippe reimagines tradition through innovation (opens the original)
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Its newest releases are a blend of heritage, technical innovation and contemporary design FEW LUXURY WATCH BRANDS CAN claim as rich a history or as deep a level of expertise as Patek Philippe, which continues to uphold its tradition of excellence while nurturing technical innovation. Every watch leaving its Geneva factory reflects this pursuit of aesthetic and horological perfection, and its three latest models more than live up to those ideals. The Cubitus collection is growing fast. Barely two
The Rolex Oyster – 100 years of watchmaking history (opens the original)
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After a centenary of mechanical achievements, the Oyster is set for the challenges in the generations to come WHEN THE WRISTWATCH WAS FIRST invented in the early 20th century, it was greeted with scepticism – seen as decorative jewellery rather than a reliable timekeeper. Almost no watchmaker was convinced that it would ever replace the pocket watch. Except for Hans Wilsdorf, the founder of Rolex. He saw the wristwatch as the shape of things to come, as modern lifestyles evolved in tandem with n
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