Today marks the first day of the 2021 Watches & Wonders event (formally known as SIHH), arguably the biggest and most talked about event in the industry, which sees luxury watch brands from all around the world showcase their latest releases. For the second year in a row, the annual event has been unable to convene as usual due to…
In what Bremont believes to be the next big leap for British watchmaking, the Henley-on-Thames brand opens up its first Manufacturing and Technology Centre named “the Wing”. The state of the art facility will become the main base for manufacturing Bremont’s mechanical watches with extra emphasis on creating in-house British components. When other luxury watch brands describe their home country…
Breitling watches are no strangers to the big screen and their self-named “Cinema Squad” largely attests to that. Compromising of Brad Pitt, Charlize Theron and Adam Driver, the team of brand ambassadors has allowed several Breitling watches, particularly their Premier and Chronomat watch collections, to make their way onto the red carpet. Unsurprisingly however, one doesn’t have to a paid…
Almost all of the world’s most iconic timepieces have at some point found themselves on the big screen, whether it’s the Rolex 6538 on James Bond’s wrist in Dr No, the TAG Heuer Monaco in Le Mans or the Seiko 6105 in Apocalypse Now. Leading with some of the longest screen time however is IWC Schaffhausen, who for the last…
Britain’s beloved luxury watch house Bremont is still youthful in its history, and yet despite their place amidst a plight of centenarian brands, they have cemented an amazingly robust and exciting reputation. Whether it’s their rare limited editions widely coveted by collectors or their classic models designed for military units, Bremont has secured themselves a place as one of the…