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Watches and Wonders Goes DIgital (for now)
Posted by Paul Erhardt on May 18th 2020
Until 2018, watch fans have grown accustomed to having two major showings of brand-new watch goodness. That relative peace was shattered as brands split away from Baselworld, allowing&nbs
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Omega, the Olympics, and the innovations required to time the Earth’s Best
Posted by Paul Erhardt on Apr 6th 2020
Omega, the Olympics, and the innovations required to time the Earth’s BestOfficial Timekeeper is one of those titles that gets thrown around A LOT. In the beginning, thistitle meant something. A bra
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An Icon of the Skies: A brief history of the Breitling Navitimer
Posted by Paul Erhardt on Mar 24th 2020
The Breitling Navitimer. The icon of the Breitling lineup, and without a doubt one of my favorites. I know that feeling is shared by a lot of people: pilots (both civilian and military), luxury e
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Five modern examples of Panerai Watches That Proved Left is Right.
Posted by O.J. Whatley on Mar 21st 2020
When it comes to watches for lefties, one thing is certain: Officine Panerai holds the undisputed crown for being the first watch company to design and release a wristwatch specifically designed
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Which Panerai Submersible Bronzo should I buy?
Posted by O.J. Whatley on Mar 2nd 2020
People ask me what’s special about this Panerai Pam 671 bronzo? Why and how is it different than the other Bronzos. Here’s my response and the lowdown on the Panerai bronzo family—the good, the b
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