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The Rolex Cyclops lens, an invention now more than 70 years old, has become a mainstay of many of the Crown’s most popular timepieces, but does it still have a place in an era when enthusiasts are clamoring for thinner profiles and simpler, more balanced dial designs? Here we trace how the Rolex Cyclops came to be, which watches use it and why, and how it has made i...


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The Seiko Prospex LX GMT SNR058 “Root Beer”has been around for a few years now but this is certainly the most attention-grabbing iteration to date. Done under the higher end Seiko Luxe umbrella, the LX GMT boasts a titanium case and bracelet, a true GMT Spring Drive movement, and a beautiful textured dial capped with a bidirectional sapphire bezel. Indeed this is o...


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"Made in America" is a label that is much rarer to find on products now than it was 100 years ago, and that is especially true when it comes to watches. Once a bustling industry in the U.S.A., watchmaking largely migrated away from its traditional American hubs in the early 20th Century to countries like Switzerland and Japan, which still import oodles of watches to the State...


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The IWC Big Pilot’s Watch 43, aka the “BP43,” has been on the market for five years since its high-profile debut, and it continues to lure in more curious enthusiasts who respected, but might never have pulled the trigger on purchasing, its larger 46mm predecessor. Has the American-founded Swiss watchmaker finally made the perfectly sized version of its historicall...


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Hajime Asaoka is widely considered one of the most accomplished independent watchmakers of his generation, with his Japan-made creations commanding significant prices and remaining accessible to only a handful of collectors. For everyone else, Kurono Tokyo exists as his more attainable offshoot - a brand created to bring Asaoka’s design language to a broader audien...


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