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OpinionF.P. Journe at $1.55 Million: The Watch Behind the Price
A remarkable auction result raises a more interesting question: what makes the watch behind the price matter?
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OpinionBreguet Never Needed Another Sports Watch. It Needed a Breguet.
The Marine didn't need to become another sports-watch icon. It needed to remember what makes Breguet, Breguet.
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A familiar philosophy in a very different Rolex.
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Sep 2026From the EditorWhen Hype
Replaces ValueThe watch industry is not short on incredible watches. What it is short on is honesty. A reflection on hype, value and what really matters in watch collecting today.
Read Editorial →“We don't write to fuel hype or justify inflated prices. We write to think. To question. To enjoy.” Mauricio Venegas
Editor-in-Chief