The #AudemarsPiguet #RoyalOak has been a symbol of innovation since 1972. This model features colored sapphires on the bezel and a sea of pavé diamonds on the dial, designed to endure for generations to come. Shop this watch: watchbox.visitlink.me/v4NjRH

Inspired by its own shutter dialed watches from the 1930s, Vacheron released the Les Historiques “Jalousie” shutter-dial watch. The shutters in this example are hand engraved with a very fine pattern of s-shaped curves. Read more: watchbox.visitlink.me/nbUHxM

The DB28YT Yellow Tones is a range of brilliant yellow and yellow-brown colors, but the effect is achieved through the use of heat-treatment, not plating. Read More: watchbox.visitlink.me/eXokv1

Tim sits down with Joseph to discuss his collecting journey that has roots in Breitling and has expanded to include brands such as Chopard, Seiko, and Zenith. Check out the full interview to hear his stories. Watch here: watchbox.visitlink.me/JmDJnr

Tim Mosso reviews the Breguet Marine Tourbillon Chronograph-featuring a 43mm 18k rose gold case surrounding a silver guilloche dial.

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Iconic and immaculate, the Patek Philippe 5074P is difficult to match.

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In anticipation of F1 in Vegas, revisit the ultimate in automotive collaborations:

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With watches like the Metro under their belts, it's no wonder. Discover the wonder of NOMOS through The 1916 Company today: watchbox.visitlink.me/38GEwM

Choosing the right watch is always challenging, but it is especially so for the small wristed among us. In his answer to this Collector Question, Armand Johnston explains why Nomos is the perfect answer to this problem.

Jack Forster takes a rare opportunity to explore the wonder of a stunning example of Breguet's 'Souscription' watch in this edition of A Watch A Week: watchbox.visitlink.me/f529hJ

Today, wristwatches, and the communities that surround them, continue to evolve, and The 1916 Company is proud to be a part of that lineage. Read more from Jack Forster about The 1916 Company: watchbox.visitlink.me/UBn10G

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Made up of a forest of carbon nanotubes, the Vantablack coating on the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour's dial captures 99.965% of all light that hits it.

The result is a hypnotizing watch unlike any other. Fall into the void and learn more: watchbox.visitlink.me/KVh5TZ

Tim Mosso goes hands-on with this wildly high-tech take on Urwerk's signature complication — the wandering hours display of time.

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'The problem in writing about Dufour is that you are writing about something about which it would seem there is not much to actually say.'

Jack Forster finds a lot to say about a possibly perfect time-only watch in this edition of A Watch A Week: watchbox.visitlink.me/2Pp8VU

Jack Forster breaks down the state of the watch world in the Inbox, a bi-weekly newsletter that puts the best of watches all in one place. Read more by signing up today: watchbox.visitlink.me/fws8Os

In this edition of Market Wrap, Mike Manjos sorts through the catalogs of this week’s auctions in Geneva to highlight some of the most exciting pieces coming on the block.

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Simple. Complicated. Elegant. Sporting. Some watches are built to balance dualities, and the Datograph Flyback is the perfect example.

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