Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
Leroy (pronounced “le roah”) is a French watchmaking house with an interesting, but complicated history (see sidebar for details). They made their name in their day for excellence…
In 2014, Oris celebrated its one hundred and tenth anniversary with the release of the Calibre 110, a limited edition piece with the first in-house movement…
In today’s technological era, the word “Digital” definitely reminds us of electronic devices and products that we have been inundated with since the beginning of the digital age. For watch collectors, however,…
Urban Jürgensen may be unfamiliar to many but it is a watch company steeped rich in tradition and history. Built over some 240 years both in Denmark and…
In this week’s Throwback Sundays, we are venturing deeper into the abyss of watch-collecting. From a few weeks back, we have featured some pieces that you…
While most of the press wax lyrical over the ultra complicated Vacheron Constantin Harmony Ultra Thin Grand Complication Split Seconds Chronograph, we were quite taken by…
Our focus for this week’s Throwback Sundays is on dress watches. These timepieces may look simple, but do not let that fool you. Our choices from the archives…
At Deployant we are big fans of Seiko. When it comes to diving watches, Seiko makes some great pieces. They have developed a cult following due…
We introduced Hajime Asaoka in our feature article from Baselworld 2014, waxing lyrical about his Project Tourbillon. This year, we caught up with the taciturn watchmaker…
This week’s Throwback Sunday is a little special, as we are going to feature six timepieces from our collection that we think will be fitting for…