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Isotope Marks 10 Years with Five New Releases Across Moonshot, Mercury, and Flyway Collections

By Brent Robillard Tin Anniversary Isotope has been particularly active throughout its tenth anniversary year. The independent British brand, led by founder José Miranda, has steadily expanded its catalogue over the past decade without ever really settling into one predictable aesthetic lane. That was evident again during Watches and Wonders week in Geneva, where I had the chance to see several of these new releases … Continue reading Isotope Marks 10 Years with Five New Releases Across Moonshot, Mercury, and Flyway Collections

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Isotope Osaka Cloisonné Enamel: Altmann Collaboration on the Mercury Platform

By Brent Robillard Manhole Covers of the World I have come to expect the unexpected from Isotope. Every time I speak with co-founder José Miranda, or spend time with one of his watches, I am reminded that this is a brand comfortable operating just outside the usual lines. Inspiration tends to come from places most of us would overlook—film, typography, everyday objects—and yet the end … Continue reading Isotope Osaka Cloisonné Enamel: Altmann Collaboration on the Mercury Platform

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This Week in Time (March 7th-13th)

Welcome back to This Week in Time. Your time matters to us, and we’re committed to keeping this space sharp, thoughtful, and easy to read. Below, you’ll find a quick, curated summary of everything we’ve published this week—your ready-made guide to the conversations, releases, and reviews shaping the watch world right now… and a little more. Serica Ref. 5330 Dive Chronometer I first met Jérôme Burgert, … Continue reading This Week in Time (March 7th-13th)

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