The Axis collection has, in WOLF’s own words, “blown the door off everything”, coming with custom metal plating cut from a single piece of steel and finished in a copper or black powder coat.
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The piano finish ebony veneer, soft grey velveteen interior lining, and subtle lighting throughout make for an exquisite addition to any serious watch collector’s home.
Boss is one of the top-performing brands in its price segment this year, and the brand has taken the best of its DNA and put it into its Touch smartwatch.
Fashion behemoth Emporio Armani’s own version of a connected watch combines its style expertise with Google’s Wear OS software.
The key to the watch is that it looks like the sort of beautiful Frederique Constant timepiece that we’ve come to expect from the relatively young Swiss brand.
You don’t have to be a technology geek to agree that Apex would look rather nice on your wrist, with its matte black dial and brown Italian waxed suede leather strap.
The king of GPS, Garmin, has been making greater and greater strides with its watch offering over the past couple of years.
The QuattroValvole Tourbillon draws together motoring and horology with its design nodding towards the four valves of a car engine’s cylinder.
The Longbridge is designed to look like the speedometer of the classic Minis that rolled off the production line of the Birmingham car maker in the 1960s.
At CHF 468,500 for each of the 60 made, the red gold, 46mm watch is, and we mean this sincerely, a genuine bargain.
