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3 days ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

Despite the familiar-sounding name of this timepiece, the Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic is a brand-new watch. For longtime fans of the brand, the simplistic name of this product is somewhat confusing since there are plenty of other “Victorinox Swiss Army Automatic” products out there. The Swiss company went from making watches with “Swiss Army” branding to “Victorinox” branding on the dials, but is now returning the “Swiss Army” name as a product collection.

6 days ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

Swiss Hublot may be primed for “having a moment,” and I think that wider enthusiast appeal for the company’s achievements is probably forthcoming. The company has existed since the early 1980s but was barely on anyone’s map until Jean-Claude Biver bought the struggling company and resuscitated it in the early 2000s. His leadership was typified by a combination of spirited modern macho design with a blitzkrieg strategy for marketing and new model creation.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ripley Sellers

As an American watch enthusiast, I appreciate any effort to revive watchmaking in the United States. However, watches have not been manufactured in America at any considerable scale for more than half a century, and the U.S. no longer has the supply chain or specialists required to mass-produce timepieces entirely on domestic soil.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ariel Adams

While the surge of top-luxury men’s (or unisex) watches featuring rainbow motifs has slowed a bit, a strong artistic and fashion fascination with the wider color spectrum remains intact. One of the most tasteful and pragmatic (within the context of a 950 platinum watch on a matching 950 platinum bracelet) recent wristwatches to feature a rainbow display as part of its core design is this limited-edition version of the Louis Vuitton Tambour is the Louis Vuitton Tambour Platinum Rainbow W1PT10.

1 week ago | ablogtowatch.com | Ripley Sellers

First launched in 2022, the Jack Mason Strat-o-timer GMT was one of the first watches to be powered by the Miyota 9075 movement, and it has quickly become the Texas-based independent brand’s flagship model.