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Ming 19.01 By Ming Thein, Unparalleled Quality For Price

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The name Ming Thein should be instantly recognizable (seriously) to any ardent purveyor of all things horological, and his new brand, Ming, has made a name for itself in record time. The new 19.01 features an exclusive Schwarz-Etienne 100-hour skeletonized movement, a stunning design, and an exciting glimpse into what we might expect in the future.

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Give Me Five! All 5 Of Patek Philippeā€™s Advanced Research Limited Editions

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Silicon, long in use as a material in the electronics industry, has many advantages for mechanical watchmaking: it is 60 percent harder and 70 percent lighter than steel; non-magnetic; resistant to corrosion and shock; and generally needs no lubrication. These qualities motivated Patek Philippe to declare in 2005 that, ā€œSilicon is the fabric of the futureā€ and to found its Advanced Research department. Meet all five limited edition Advanced Research pieces right here.

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Why I Bought It: Patek Philippe Reference 2526 ā€˜Gobbi Milanoā€™

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A good friend of mine owns a cream-dialed Reference 2526, and Iā€™d often admired it over the years but hadnā€™t really understood the role that the 2526 plays in Patek Philippeā€™s history until talking with him and other watch pals and doing some late-night online research. Read on to learn why I bought this special “Gobbi Milano” edition from 1954 on an exciting spur of a moment.

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Giberg Niura Flying Tourbillon: Elegant Style And Serious Substance

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Both Martin and Ian named the Giberg Niura Flying Tourbillon as their “best of show” in the Quill & Pad Baselworld 2018 round table. So why did two guys who usually donā€™t cast as much as a second glance at womenā€™s watches come to decide that an overtly diamond-set timepiece was the best thing they saw at Baselworld? You’ll have to see it to find out. And it’s worth seeing!

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Grƶnefeld Parallax Tourbillon: A Nerd Story From Copernicus To An Alignment Shift (Archive)

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Parallax is a fascinating phenomenon that has real-world applications, including the amazing ability of humans to use their two eyes and parallax shift to judge depth of field. For this reason and more Joshua absolutely loves one of the latest creations to come out of the Grƶnefeld brothersā€™ workshop: the aptly named Parallax Tourbillon.

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Does Hand Finishing Matter? A Collectorā€™s View Of Movement Decoration (Archive)

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Many of you are likely to have come across at least a few heated discussions of ā€œfinishing,ā€ a topic that seems to fascinate, and divide, watch enthusiasts. Like many people, GaryG’s starting point for serious watches was with a well-priced brand long known for its expertise in developing movements, justly viewed as offering good value for money ā€“ but not necessarily for the refinement of its movement finishing, at least on its less expensive pieces. Read on to discover what he has learned since then?

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IWC Mark XVIII Top Gun Miramar: Setting The Story Straight

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When it comes to pilot’s watches, IWC pretty much coined the term. However, as Martin Green reports, where the former IWC Top Gun watches were generally well received, the Top Gun Miramar changed things up a bit, and the result was far more polarizing. Find out much more about the histories of Top Gun, Miramar, and IWC pilot’s watches in this story.