Glashütte Original Senator Chronometer with blue-grainé dial
The history of Glashütte-made marine chronometers, the gimbal-mounted precision instruments that were essential tools for navigation, can be traced back to 1886 when the first model was sent to the German Naval Observatory in Hamburg. This is the source of
Huckleberry & Co. Atticus — hands-on review
The Internet is flooded with minimalist, "Bauhaus-inspired" watches. The vast majority are dull pieces with an uninteresting design copied ad infinitum. As a huge fan of the Bauhaus school of art, it is really painful for me to observe the
The 39 mm Lambda and other news from Nomos
The independent German watchmaker announced the introduction of a smaller version of the gold Lambda. The first Lambda introduced in 2013, measuring 42 mm, has since gained many fans and awards and with the new 39 mm version, Nomos is
Swiss watch brand Angelus is back with a tourbillon
The Angelus name is very well known to connaisseurs of vintage pieces, many of their watches and clocks are in high esteem among collectors. They were among the many Swiss brands that did not survive the quartz crisis and went
Three Chopard novelties at Baselworld 2015
Baselworld will open its doors in less than a week and as an appetizer, let me introduce you to three new models by Chopard: the absolute racing piece, the Mille Miglia GTS Power Control, the elegant L.U.C Regulator and for