The 2024/2025 edition of L'Orologio Yearbook, the annual publication that includes a selection of 270 models presented during the last 10 years,...
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A visit to a manufacture allows one to complete one's knowledge of a brand and its watches, while also discovering new things. This is what six members of L'Orologio Club experienced at Omega in October.
Cyrus Genève, a creative and courageous Maison whose keyword has always been, from the outset, innovation.
Steel and a grey and black Cerachrom bezel: the Rolex GMT-Master II in an almost monochrome version displays one of its most sober and classic interpretations of the characteristic two-tone bezel.
Chanel announces a long-term agreement to sponsor the famous Oxford-Cambridge regatta, also known as The Boat Race.
More compact and with new equipment: the latest versions of Wyler Vetta's Jumbostar chronograph project the atmosphere of the 1960s into the new millennium.
Breitling celebrates its 140th anniversary with three limited editions of the Premier, Navitimer and Chronomat collections, all equipped with the first perpetual calendar chronograph movement developed by the brand: the B19.
A fascinating dial, inspired by the clear waters of the river flowing through the Atera Valley in Japan, for the new Grand Seiko Evolution 9 SLGA025 in titanium with Spring Drive technology.
Sporty/chic with a well-defined character: Cubitus introduces a new registered design and debuts in three versions for now, including a model with the large instantaneous date combined with six patent applications.
The 2024 edition of the Watch of the Year closed successfully. Over 35,000 votes were registered.
The October issue of L'Orologio is available at newsstands and on our app. Run and buy it!
