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Tiffany & Co. CT60 DLC Black Watches
In 2015, Tiffany & Co. marked its proper return to the watch business with the CT60 collection. I say “proper” because prior to that time, its watches had actually been made by the Swatch Group since 2007. Tiffany & Co. and the Swatch Group entered into an agreement where the latter would design and produce Tiffany & Co. watches, but that agreement fell apart in 2011, and the Swatch Group subsequently sued and won $450 million in damages. With that in mind, it goes without saying that the CT60 collection is a pretty big deal for Tiffany & Co. as their current flagship men’s collection. And now, they are expanding the lineup with two new Tiffany & Co. CT60 DLC black watches.The CT60 collection was inspired by a vintage Tiffany & Co. watch that was gifted to US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1945. Specifically, it was a triple calendar made by Movado for Tiffany & Co. But perhaps more importantly, it is known that President Roosevelt
Breguet Reine de Naples with Hour-Strike Ladies Watch
Please enjoy the original article below by established watch writer Meehna Goldsmith. From magazines to the freer writing form of the web, she is a knowledgeable watch junkie who knows high-end pieces. She contributes to publications such as Robb Report, International Watch, and Watch Journal, among others. You can visit her on her website In the history of watchmaking, the name Breguet is a hallowed one. Abraham-Louis Breguet, who established his eponymous company in 1775, is single-handedly responsible for many of the major horological innovations of the last two-plus centuries, including the Breguet overcoil, tourbillon, keyless works and automatic winding. Even more impressive is that those innovations are still employed today, over 200 years after their introduction.