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From a logo placed proudly at 12 to short lugs, signed crowns, enamel dials and the occasional tourbillon, these are the small choices that make a watch feel alive.
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The GSD 5 Series brings a domed sapphire crystal, Sellita automatic movement and 300 meters of water resistance into a straightforward tool-watch package with uncommon character.
Norwegian Olympic champion Johannes Høsflot Klæbo joins the Richard Mille family and wears the RM 67-02 Automatic Extra-Flat, a fitting match for one of winter sport’s most precise competitors.
The Chronomètre FB 2TV introduces a dramatic new Ferdinand Berthoud architecture with a flying tourbillon, constant force, fusee-and-chain transmission and patented suspended mechanics.
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The latest Laureato Chronograph pairs 904L steel with 18K rose gold, a brown hobnail dial and an integrated rubber strap for a warmer take on Girard-Perregaux’s sporty chronograph.
Rotary’s open-worked mechanical watches bring visible gears, balanced proportions and traditional styling into an accessible skeleton-watch format.
Bulgari adds a platinum tourbillon to its Octo Finissimo Ultra line, pairing the collection’s radical thinness with one of traditional watchmaking’s most demanding complications.