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As someone who has seen and handled some version of every active Rolex model but never personally owned one, the idea of a “first Rolex” interests me. During Watches and Wonders 2023, I said something to the tune of, “I wonder what my...
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While in Geneva for Watches and Wonders, Everest CEO Michael DiMartini and I spent an afternoon at the Patek Philippe Museum. During what felt like the fastest three hours of my life, we ran the horological gamut, admiring everything from...
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Almost two weeks ago, I wrote an article called Why Did Tudor Make A Gold Black Bay 58? In it I discussed Tudor’s recent 18k gold Black Bay 58 release (now available on a matching solid gold bracelet) and its...
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Should you polish your Rolex? You may already have an answer in mind. This nuanced question — disguised as a yes or no — can be taken in many directions. To keep things simple, I’ll argue both sides of the binary. Two...
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Has Cartier put the world of high horology on notice? Let's take a look at this year’s releases and discuss why the fashion brand should be taken more seriously amongst enthusiasts.
Leading up to Watches and Wonders 2024, we made quite a few predictions (many of which being closer to wishes) surrounding Rolex releases. As per usual, most of these predictions did not come true, but luckily, we didn’t strike out....
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During my relatively short tenure writing about watches thus far (coming up on two years), I’ve grown accustomed to meeting with watch brands. The practice of sitting down with a representative, handling new watches, and asking questions about them is becoming increasingly familiar. Of course,...
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