LEFTFIELD
As we await the debut of new Rolex watches, we look back on one novelty we have not covered extensively: the Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II “Lefty”. Colloquially called everything from the aforementioned Lefty to Southpaw, the nicknames all revolve around every variation of left-handed that you can think of, for obvious reasons. Typically, watchmakers put crowns on the left side of the case, or at the 3 o’clock position, to be more precise; this is meant as recognition that most people are righthanded and will handle the crown with their right hands.
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SONIC MASTERPIECE
Unveiled for Michel Parmigiani's birthday, the Armoriale Répétition Mystérieuse celebrates legacy with every chime
ROBUST BEAUTY
Tissot introduces even more variants of the fetching PRX, this time in 25mm
PRISMATIC PRECISION
The Zenith Chronomaster Sport Rainbow heralds a return of colourful design to Zenith, the most plush level
DIALLING IN
Grand Seiko puts Mt Iwate on the dial of the Evolution 9 Hi-Beat SLGHO27
TRACK STAR
Credor returns the Locomotive to the permanent collection with the GCCR997, now with a green dial
A KIND OF MAGIC
With the Big Bang Unico Magic Ceramic, Hublot has delivered the world’s first multi- coloured homogenous ceramic bezel
POLE POSITION
The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph is ready for action
SHOWSTOPPERS
While we spend the issue saying a long goodbye to all sorts of watches from last year, here we offer a hot take on key highlights from the LVMH Watch Week
COPERNICAN PRINCIPLE
Inspired by the ISS Cupola, the Bell & Ross BR-03 Astro turns time into a cosmic dance, with Mars, the Moon, and a satellite tracking its passage
STEEL OF APPROVAL
Setting the stage for its 270th anniversary celebrations, Vacheron Constantin revives a 1970s icon in steel
