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The RJ-X Pokémon catches ’em all!

by Lex Stolk on
This watch carries on where the ‘Pokémon Go’ game leaves off. Those who have completed the entire game should really get this RJ-Romain Jerome as a prize, but that’s not going to happen. To honour the 20th birthday of Pokémon a special variant has been created of the 46mm titanium Moon Invader with the world’s most famous ‘pocket monster’ of them all, Pikachu, on the dial.
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An update on H. Moser & Cie.

by Lex Stolk on
This past January H. Moser & Cie. entered the smart watch debate with a dumb watch. Dumb as in: not linked to a smart phone and/or app. Now there's an update, the Swiss Alp Watch S. The update in question being the smoky-blue dial.
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The revival of the Piaget Polo S

by Marco Postma on
In 1979 Piaget created the Polo and the watch deserves to be called a legend; at least among the upper class of the day. Look at the watch and you immediately picture the 1970s jet set. And here's the new Polo S.
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Piaget Polo S plays a different game

by Lex Stolk on
To celebrate the legacy of the original and iconic Polo watch from 1979 the watch house with launches a new watch, for a new generation. The collection is composed of the automatic Piaget Polo and the Piaget Polo S Chronograph.
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In retrospective: the legendary Rolex Oyster

by Lex Stolk on
0024 WatchWorld looks back to the past, when innovative watches were being created that proved to have great influence on the development of the watch industry. We follow the trail of these milestones by reminiscing with the use of old advertising campaigns. In this twelfth episode we would like to take you back to 1935, when Sir Malcolm Campbell was setting speed records in his Bluebird, wearing a Rolex Oyster on his wrist.
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