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Hanhart Thermosphere: Turning up the Temperature

By Wesley Wright Limited Edition Hanhart has always been a favourite of The Calibrated Wrist. The Thermosphere is no exception. Hanhart has always been a mainstay in the world of purpose-built tool watches, releasing interesting timepieces with even cooler backstories. After the introduction of the Aquasphere in 2024, the brand has been adding limited versions that are keeping the model range fresh and innovative. The … Continue reading Hanhart Thermosphere: Turning up the Temperature

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AWAKE Sơn Mài Guilloché Main: Handcrafted Métiers d’Art Dials

By Brent Robillard Artisanal detail I’ve always admired what AWAKE has been doing. Ever since I first encountered the brand last year, there has been a sense that they were approaching dial design from a different angle than many of their contemporaries. Their watches have never relied solely on specifications or familiar luxury cues to stand out. Instead, the focus has consistently been on material, … Continue reading AWAKE Sơn Mài Guilloché Main: Handcrafted Métiers d’Art Dials

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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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