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Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière (Blue Dial)

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Light, Refined, and Discreetly Disruptive Christopher Ward has spent the better part of the last decade doing something that many Swiss brands seem increasingly unwilling or unable to do: refine. Not reinvent for the sake of novelty, nor inflate pricing to justify marketing stories, but refine. With the C60 Trident Lumière, especially in this deep blue dial … Continue reading Christopher Ward C60 Trident Lumière (Blue Dial)

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5280 Watch Co Antero

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby A dial born of fire and craft If there is a singular element that defines the Antero, it is the dial. Specifically, the basse-taille enamel dial that makes each watch unmistakably 5280 Watch Company. This is not a surface that was printed, stamped, or superficially decorated. It’s a canvas of .999 fine silver, hand-engraved on a century-old … Continue reading 5280 Watch Co Antero

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Möels 369 “Metallic Fir”: A Thoughtful Take on the Modern Sports Watch

Article by Marc Levesque; photography by Bob Allaby Refreshingly balanced There’s a special kind of satisfaction that comes from spending extended time with a watch that doesn’t seem to try to prove anything. In an era where sports watches often come preloaded with bravado, aggressive finishing, or marketing language that borders on parody, the Möels 369 feels refreshingly balanced. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t posture. … Continue reading Möels 369 “Metallic Fir”: A Thoughtful Take on the Modern Sports Watch

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