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WATCHES & JEWELLERY

The Watch James Bond Wasn’t Supposed to Have

For decades the image has needed almost no explanation: Bond in a tuxedo, somewhere nearby an Aston Martin, a watch

Greubel Forsey has spent the better part of two decades treating the GMT complication as an open architectural problem rather

Citizen occupies a different corner of the watch market from the independent makers and traditional houses we usually write about,

The A1 Prehistoric is not inspired by a racing car, a military instrument, a historical complication or a famous archive

America has always had a gift for turning raw material into mythology. Gold pulled from California riverbeds became the engine

47ZERO spends its energy questioning whether perfection was ever the right destination. The results are some of the most visually

Vincent Calabrese, the Baladin, and the Watch That Made Time Into a Performance Vincent Calabrese left Naples at seventeen with

There are perhaps a handful of watch dials in production today that make a photographer scratch their head. Not because

Luxfanzine does not often venture into the world of art objects. Not because we do not admire them, but because

Certain landmarks hold their identity even when reduced to fragments. A pattern, a proportion, a line repeated with precision. Strip