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These six luminescent watches are sure to be your new guiding light. Whether you are driving, flying or diving Bell & Ross,…

All good things come in three! The Watches and Wonders episode 3 is full of gems. Time stops and takes a new…

Increasingly used in watchmaking and requiring a true expertise, ceramic is a material with many qualities. Durable, unalterable, hypoallergenic and lightweight, it…

Watchmaking lingo can sometimes be difficult to understand for the average person. Fortunately, watches amateurs now have their own “chief” tick-tock fanatic…

Corrosion resistant, hypoallergenic, and especially light, titanium keeps on seducing watchmaking Maisons for the creation of their timepieces. Frank Sans C gathered…

Steel watches introduce their fierce temper into watchmaking collections with their bold, sports-chic design. Here is solid proof with five pieces… on…

The flyback function is a historical complication created by Longines in 1936 and originally developed for pilots. This function enables the wearer…

A promise is a promise! Watch as Frank Sans C’s takes us backstage of the 2023 edition of Watch and Wonders. Once…

The perpetual calendar, known as Quantième Perpétuel in French, is a watch complication that displays the day, the date, the month and…

Their white dial and black subdials earned them this nickname. Taking inspiration from the chronographs of the 60s and 70s, panda watches…