Most Popular Content of 2024, and What to Expect in 2025
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With our first full year in the books, I wanted to pause and reflect on the most popular content produced as judged by view count, in 2024. This year was a huge learning experience, and I hope to continue to…
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Oris Celebrates Year of the Snake with New ProPilot X Caliber 115
Oris is turning to the Chinese Zodiac to close out their 120th year, and look ahead to new beginnings in 2025. This week, the brand is releasing a new ProPilot X Year of the Snake limited edition that brings a…
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Urwerk Returns to 230 with New Polaris
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 48 – 2024 Formula 1 Season Recap with Wesley Smith
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Omega Reveals New Flight Qualified Speedmaster Pilot
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Parmigiani Stuns with L’Armoriale Répétition Mystérieuse
It’s been a good year for Parmigiani Fleurier releases. One consistent Watches & Wonders release that I hear enthusiasts of all stripes gush about is the new Toric, a stunning new rendition of the collection that launched the brand in…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 47 – Watches Worn in 2024 with Tom Place, The Wristorian, and Foglark
This week we welcome brothers Devin (Foglark) and Justin (The Wristorian) as well as Tom Place to the podcast to chat about the watches we wore and enjoyed in 2024. We also look ahead to 2025 and make a few…
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Omega Goes Green with New Seamaster 300M in Titanium and Bronze Gold
Hot off the heels of two new steel Seamster 300M references, Omega is releasing a third today in green, bronze gold, and titanium. The new watch taps into the same vibes first seen on the No Time To Die Seamaster…