Tag: Horology
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How Good is the Citizen Tsuyosa 60 Automatic?
Introduction: A refined upgrade in an affordable package Since its 2022 debut, the Tsuyosa line from Citizen has embodied an affordable sports-luxury ethos. Built as a modern take on a cult 1990s model, the collection offered two sizes, solid features, and a compelling price. The Tsuyosa 60 Automatic is the brand’s latest step, aiming to…
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How Good is the Citizen Tsuyosa 60 Automatic? A Closer Look at Value and Design
Introduction: A Refresh with Purpose Since its 2022 refresh, the Citizen Tsuyosa line has stood out in the crowded field of affordable, sport-inspired watches with integrated bracelets. The Tsuyosa 60 Automatic represents a thoughtful evolution over the original Tsuyosa NJ015 family, building on strengths while addressing several criticisms. If you’ve wondered just how good this…
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Kurono Grand Jubilee Calendar Salmon Dial: A Diamond Jubilee Dress Watch
Kurono Tokyo Marks its Diamond Jubilee with a Salmon Dial In 2025, Kurono Tokyo, the accessible line by renowned Japanese independent watchmaker Hajime Asaoka, celebrates a landmark: his 60th birthday and the brand’s diamond jubilee. The new Grand Jubilee Calendar Salmon Dial is the latest edition in a year-long tribute, designed to honor Asaoka’s signature…
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Arnold & Son Nebula 40 Steel Ahmed Seddiqi 75th Anniversary Edition: A Designer Skeleton Reborn
Introduction: A Special Edition That Combines Heritage and Architecture The Arnold & Son Nebula has long stood as a bold statement in modern horology: a movement-centric dial where seven radiating bridges, twin barrels, and a dial-side balance come together to form a calm, architectural panorama. The Nebula 40 Steel Ahmed Seddiqi 75th Anniversary Edition carries…
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A Bold Night-Scape Take: Citizen Series 8 880 GMT Mechanical NB6035-55H
Night-Scape Inspiration Meets a Travel-Ready GMT Frequent travellers instinctively know that moment when a city’s night lights blur into a route map of possibilities. The latest limited edition from Citizen’s Series 8 880 GMT Mechanical captures that sensation with a design that feels both urban and cinematic. The reference NB6035-55H marries gunmetal grey with yellow…
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Raymond Weil Millesime Moon Phase 35mm Special Edition for Japan: A Quiet-Luxury Moonphase with NASA-Inspired Detail
Introduction: A Japan-Exclusive Milestone in the Millesime Moon Phase family Raymond Weil expands its elegant Millesime Moon Phase 35mm line with a Japan-exclusive Special Edition overseen by Masayuki Hirota, Editor-in-Chief of Chronos Japan Edition. This limited reference keeps the compact charm that made the 35mm Millesime popular while sharpening the visual language with a two-tone…
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The Hand Made 1 & Hand Made 2: A Deep Dive into Greubel Forsey’s Pure Horological Craft
Introduction: A Rare Reunion of Two Masterpieces It isn’t often that collectors and enthusiasts witness two of the most exquisite watches of recent years presented side by side. The Greubel Forsey Hand Made 1 and Hand Made 2 are not merely exceptional timepieces; they are living demonstrations of a philosophy: that in the 21st century,…
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Doxa SUB 250 Ahmed Seddiqi 75th Anniversary Edition: A Dubai-Powered Dive
Introduction: A Limited-Edition Dive with a Storied Heritage The Doxa SUB 250 Ahmed Seddiqi 75th Anniversary Edition marks a rare convergence of Swiss watchmaking discipline and Dubai’s modern luxury narrative. Commemorating the UAE’s leading luxury retailer, Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, this special edition reintroduces the SUB 250—originally born in 1973—into today’s market with a distinct,…
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Nomos Club Sport Worldtimer Night Navigation Editions: A Closer Look
Introduction Nomos continues to push the boundaries of the Bauhaus-inspired ethos with the Club Sport Worldtimer Night Navigation editions. Building on the momentum of last year’s bold launch, these three limited-edition models abandon the traditional date window entirely and embrace a night-sky palette that channels cockpit instruments and nocturnal cityscapes. Available in three distinct colorways…
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Iconic Watches: When Time Becomes Memory and Symbol
Introduction: Time as Memory Iconic watches are more than timekeepers; they are vessels of memory and symbols of identity. In fashion, music, and cinema, certain models anchor moments that become cultural reference points. A watch’s value today rests not only on precision or craftsmanship but on the narratives it carries—the era it evokes, the wearer…