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In the past, the realm of horology has predominantly catered to men. It was men that had the financial independence to purchase extravagant new timepieces and display them on their wrists as symbols of wealth,...

At WatchGecko we are often asked what NTH stands for, and one of the answers is “Nod To History”, which is hugely appropriate for the new NTH Legend Series. With this new range, NTH continues...

If you’re in the market for a pre-owned luxury watch, then Kibble Watches is a good place to start. This family-owned business down in Clerkenwell, London specialises in buying and selling pre-owned watches, sourced from...

Three more designs have landed in Seiko’s Presage Craftsmanship Series collection, a line-up that puts the spotlight on talented Japanese artisans and their crafts. The three models present clean, time-and-date only displays in white enamel...

A couple of weeks ago, we announced the launch of the Christopher Ward The Twelve 36 collection, a range of 36mm integrated sports watches which followed on from the British watchmaker’s well-received 40mm variations. It...

Zenith is one of those brands we all respect but no one seems to own. Which is odd, when you consider they have been making high-quality watches since 1865. Founded by Georges Favre-Jacot in Neuchâtel,...

In an unexpected turn of events, Rado has decided to combine two of their best-selling designs, the True Square and True Thinline, into one limited edition collection. The Rado True Square Thinline Les Couleurs Le...

The classic divers’ watch is now as synonymous with the 1960s as Austin Powers, with Oris releasing a particularly charming throwback in the form of the latest Divers Sixty Five Chronograph. The irony is that...