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Germanys (not so) Hidden Champions, issue 3: TEN ELEVEN NINE

Contents: This is the third edition of a small series of podcasts about the (not so) hidden watch champions of Germany. This is also a kind of cooperation between Fifthwrist and WatchMaxe. Today Claus (@tapir_ffm) from fifthwrist (Axel (WatchMaxe on Youtube) couldn’t make it this time) is talking to Leif Henrik Osthoff, founder of «ten…
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15/10/2022
Owner review: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15550ST

The 50th anniversary of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 15550ST will go down as one of the most accomplished years in AP history. All of the novelties and limited editions they launched further boasted their horological legacy in the watch industry. Of course, I had to get in on the festivities as well. I am…
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14/10/2022
Owner review: Seiko Prospex Alpinist SPB241

The Seiko Prospex Alpinist SPB241, might elicit some groans from the watch world – yet another reproduction based on the golden age of the 50’s and 60’s, yet another Seiko, yet another watch for outdoor adventures that won’t actually take place. Valid points, but I think Seiko did a pretty good job with this $750…
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13/10/2022
Owner review: Grand Seiko SBGR261

Rolex, AP and IWC are in my collection, yet the Grand Seiko SBGR261 is a watch that I spent a lot of my time starring at. This is my first Grand Seiko, and I believe there will be more to come as I’m already addicted to the craftsmanship and quality of Grand Seiko. I spent…
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11/10/2022
Owner review: Vero Crown Point

The Open Water series of watches from Vero immediately stand out with their distinct aesthetic that includes a matte black DLC-coated bezel, bead blasted case and matching bead blasted integrated bracelet. The Vero Crown Point comes with a dark blue matte dial. There are other colors and they are all named for specific landmarks in…
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10/10/2022
Owner review: Seiko Prospex Mini Tuna SUT403P1

The Seiko Prospex Mini Tuna SUT403P1 is part of the iconic and recognised watch case designs that feature the ‘tuna-can’ style. Introduced in 1975 to mainly combat the issue of helium gas penetrating the case, it has symbolised their dive watches ever since and has a cult following and a cult dislike. Whichever side of…
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09/10/2022
Owner review: A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Chronograph

The A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Chronograph release demonstrated to the world that the wheel could be re-invented! We were given a refined form of the revered Datograph. When was the last time something beautiful paused your footsteps in admiration? This morning was one of these pleasant moments. Bathed in the morning sun, the A.…
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05/10/2022
Owner review: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph 26320ST

“Is that the 50th Anniversary Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph?” That is the most common question I get whenever someone asks me about my Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph 26320ST. Not that I blame them, the similarities are plenty and the differences not noticeable unless you know what you are looking for. PS: Tell tale…
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04/10/2022
Owner review: Cartier Tank Basculante 2499c

The slippery Cartier Tank Basculante 2499c is one of the best kept secrets by Cartier aficionados. Released under the CPCP line from 1998 to 2008, The 2499c its by far one of the most beautiful, intriguing, and rarest CPCP models. As you may have noticed before, in comparison to other CPCP pieces, like Tortues, Tonneaus,…
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03/10/2022
Rob & The Regulator – Wheely bins and Wonders

Welcome to the horology world’s ultimate watchmaking podcast network. On this episode of Rob & the Regulator, Artisian Watch Technician Alex and Ex Richard Mille employee Rob talk about the latest releases from the watch industry. Including the Ulysses Nardin Freak S. The fine quality alcohol consumed sensibly on this podcast is provided by…
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03/10/2022