Zooming in on just three watches that deliver real value and might be significant in the years to come.
BaselWorld, the leading event for the watch industry has come and gone. Many interesting pieces were unveiled at the show and a number of those are worth singling out. In this write-up, I have chosen three pieces that I believe will appeal to collectors who are not into “bells and whistles” but appreciate a watch’s practicality and wearability for work or play.
Do note that this is not an in-depth review by any means. Rather these are personal highlights, zooming into some interesting features of the watches selected. (A number of these are also in our Basel Report, for those seeking more information – Ed)
My choices here are from Grand Seiko, Tudor, and Sinn. While I would not call these value propositions, but they can be considered quality timepieces at reasonable prices.
1) Grand Seiko – SBGW253 (Steel)
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DARING VENTURE
Tudor partners Swiss Watch For New Boutique at The Exchange TRX.
GEEKING OUT
The biggest artisanal watch enthusiasts gather in Singapore for a weekend unlike any other in our region of the world.
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Once seen as niche players, independent watchmakers are increasingly visible within the industry as reflected in this year's edition of the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève.
DYING OF THE LIGHT
Hamilton updates the Khaki Field Murph once again, this time with a sparkling new white dial and a robust stainless steel bracelet.
OPEN SECRET
Ernest Borel left no stone unturned when creating the Grandeur Skeleton duo.
GOTHIC INSPIRED
Ernest Borel's Grandeur Big Date leans into the famed European architectural movement.
LIGHT TOUCH
Maurice Lacroix adds ultra-light titanium options to their ever-expanding Aikon collection.
LAST WORD
Longines introduces a smaller version of the Spirit Zulu, this time in titanium.
RACING PEDIGREE
Bell & Ross brings the worlds of motoring and aerospace together in the BR-X5 Racing.
AUTUMN HUE
Grand Seiko continues its celebration of the 20th anniversary of Calibre 9R with the limited edition SBGA499.
