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Looks LikeThe Grönefeld 1941 Quadrivium is a reminder that mechanical watchmaking doesn't always need to make practical sense to be extraordinary.
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This Watch For?The Moser Off-Grid is technically impressive. But what problem is it actually trying to solve?
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You Had To EarnYou couldn't simply buy it. You had to cross the desert — and win it twice.
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A familiar philosophy in a very different Rolex.
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The MING 57.05 Comet approaches the worldtimer from a different direction.
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Jeff Koons, Hublot and a watch that refuses to be ignored.
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De Bethune reminds us that mechanical watchmaking can still be something more than engineering.
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