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How To Build A Rolex Collection
Before you start your Rolex collection, we want to offer you some tips and hints on how to build a Rolex collection, which are the must-have Rolex watches, and more.
Are Gold Watches in Style?
While COVID-19 forced most Swiss watch companies to close for a while, it didn’t stop them from creating new watches – many of them in gold.
What’s the Difference Between Yellow, Pink, Red, White Gold and more?
Yellow in its pure form, gold is a favorite metal of choice for watchmakers. Luckily, today, it is available in a painter’s palette of hues – each perfect in its own way when it comes to timing.
Access over 70 years of watchmaking archives
Europa Star launched in 1927 making it the world’s oldest watch magazine. All of Europa Star’s editions since 1950 are now available online.
CODE41 X41 AeroCarbon Pre-Orders Open
Following the success of CODE41’s three previous X41 collections, the brand is now presenting the X41 Edition 4. The CODE41 X41 AeroCarbon is open for pre-orders at a starting price of $5,740 for two weeks only.
New Watches from Watches & Wonders 2020
With the world on lockdown, the Watches & Wonders 2020 watch fair – formerly known as SIHH – went online with their brand new digital platform. The Watch Pages made a small selection of the 10 watches that caught our eye.
Tutima and Tolga Break the World Record
Freediver Tolga Taskin plunged into an icy lake wearing a Tutima M2 Pioneer and came out a new Guinness World Record holder!
Louis Moinet – The World’s First Chronograph 1816
What is the function of a chronograph and how exactly does it work? The Watch Pages teamed up with the expert in the field, Jean-Marie Schaller, CEO and Creative Director of Louis Moinet, to explain to us the ins and outs of a chronograph movement. The world’s first chronograph was invented by Louis Moinet in 1816 (Guinness World RecordsTM ).
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