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Over the course of horological history, some of the most beloved timepieces have come to life as the result of simple conversations between friends who share a passion for the art of watchmaking. Among watch lovers, what might start as an evening of food and fellowship will inevitably lead back to the topic of timepieces—a
Los Angeles—Audemars Piguet and John Mayer have collaborated on a limited-edition timepiece. The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar “John Mayer” is named after the seven-time Grammy award-winning artist, who is also a passionate watch collector of over a decade. Featuring a deep blue dial depicting a crystal sky, the watch is set in 18-carat white
i viewfinder / Shutterstock Have you ever watched a movie and wondered why the rare piece of art could ever be worth the obscene amount of money the debonair art thief claims it’s worth? It is simple, really. It comes down to the fact that it is rare. A truly original piece of art masterfully
ADVERTISEMENT Unveiled on the Monday before Watches & Wonders kicked off in Geneva, Zodiac’s latest iteration of its signature Super Sea Wolf line was arguably a bit lost in the shuffle of the news and newness of it all. Today, I bring you here to remedy that error and give the duo its chance to
CNN — What’s old is new again, and the longstanding phrase couldn’t be more apropos when it comes to pre-owned and vintage luxury watches by the likes of Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet — or “AP,” if you’re in the know. “The demand is so high, and the supply is so low,” said Sotheby’s
When I read the brand new report from Watchfinder & Co. on Generation Z’s watch spending habits, I was not only shocked, but also a little jealous of Gen Z’s social freedom and financial ability to spend so liberally on luxury watches at such a young age. This is not how my Gen X went
