The Watch Journal

The Moritz Grossmann Backpage Tremblage Blue turns the traditional movement display inside out. Created in platinum for Moritz Grossmann’s 200th birthday, this twelve-piece limited edition

The Jaeger & Benzinger Edition 6 Grey Moiré is not a watch that tries to impress through size or excess. Its appeal lies in the

The Alexander Shorokhoff Kandy Avantgarde Blue is a limited-edition release that continues the expressive spirit of the Kandy Avantgarde collection. With its square stainless-steel case,

The Benzinger SWR Shades of Grey is not a watch that shouts for attention. Instead, it draws the eye through texture, shadow, light, and handcraft,

The Troja Sonata M II is not merely an impressive luxury object. It is a modern precision longcase clock made for those who still believe

Moritz Grossmann TEFNUT Silver-Plated by Friction White Gold becomes so compelling.

The Moritz Grossmann TEFNUT Silver-Plated by Friction Gold celebrates the 200th anniversary of Moritz Grossmann’s birth through craftsmanship rather than overt commemoration. Its manually friction-silvered

For those who appreciate independent horology beyond the wrist, the Troja Lunaris M II is a fascinating reminder that mechanical timekeeping can still be architectural,

A review of the Alexander Shorokhoff Crazy Balls 2 White, a 50-piece limited edition with colourful dial design, mother-of-pearl elements, and refined SW200 automatic movement.

The Erwin Sattler Troja 16 M II is the kind of creation that reminds collectors why mechanical horology does not end at the wrist.

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This review takes a closer look at the details that make the DF10 Old Radium stand out, from its applied silver scale ring and triangular

The new Armin Strom Minute Repeater Resonance 12:59 First Edition brings together two systems that normally don’t belong in the same watch – a dual