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Baltic launches the new Scalegraph Collection of Chronographs

Baltic has expanded its chronograph lineup with the introduction of the new Scalegraph Collection, a vintage-inspired motorsport chronograph powered by the hand-wound Sellita SW510-M calibre. Developed and manufactured in Switzerland, the movement offers a 63-hour power reserve and features a stop-seconds function. The new model is housed in a 39.5mm stainless steel case measuring 47mm lug-to-lug and 14.1mm thick, with a double-domed sapphire crystal and … Continue reading Baltic launches the new Scalegraph Collection of Chronographs

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The Seagull 1963 ICON II

By Brent Robillard A Reborn Classic with Two Personalities There are watches that revisit the past, and then there are watches that reinterpret it. The Seagull 1963 ICON II belongs firmly in the latter camp. It arrives not as a tribute piece or a museum-grade recreation, but as a continuation—a design lineage carried forward seventy years from the Tianjin Factory’s historic pilot’s chronograph of 1955. … Continue reading The Seagull 1963 ICON II

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Hanhart x Gentry Labs Red Lion Mk II

By Brent Robillard When History Learns a New Trick Every Hanhart chronograph tells a story, but some feel as though they’re in conversation with their own past. The new Red Lion Mk II—a 200-piece collaboration with TGV of The Urban Gentry and his design studio, Gentry Labs—is exactly that kind of watch. It isn’t a remake or a reissue; it’s a thought experiment made metal: … Continue reading Hanhart x Gentry Labs Red Lion Mk II

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