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Fidel Castro wearing two Rolexes / Credit: Wikipedia
The Cold War was a very unique and intriguing conflict in our history, one that lasted for decades, from 1947 to 1991, ending with the dissolution of the Soviet Union. But what was on the wrists of…
Read MoreWith stock markets in turmoil, inflation, and a potential recession looming, we wanted to take a look at the watch market’s price fluctuation recently and compare it to some other asset classes.
Read MoreMany today complain about Mount Everest being dirty and overcrowded. Could the same be true for the watch industry?
Read MoreIt can be difficult to navigate the world of vintage watches, so we put together a brief guide on some of our favourites.
Read MoreWhen it comes to wristwatches, there are many different categories to consider, beater watches are one of the most popular and most critical when it comes to building a watch collection.
Read MoreThe 1950s were all about modesty and minimalism, but by the 1960s, sports watches were starting to take over, and Omega stole the show…
Read MoreThese brands, Omega, Rolex, Longines, and others, are popular for vintage women’s watches. Today we’re looking back on their history of producing vintage watches for women.
Read MoreThe Omega aviator chronograph in question was worn by Thomas Edward Lawrence, the British archaeologist, military strategist, and writer, known as Lawrence of Arabia.
Read MoreA new strange ‘vertical’ of watch collecting, vintage Cartier Tank homages. We explore some of the more interesting references including Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin ‘Tanks’.
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