Subscriber Archive Doxa Precision, Winter 2022 When it comes to dive watches, the Rolex Submariner and the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms have been around the longest, both having made their debuts in 1953. But… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Bell & Ross Precision, Winter 2022 Bell & Ross has primarily been known as a maker of aviation-inspired watches since the introduction in 2005 of its instantly recognisable BR-01, an horological behemoth measuring… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Maurice Lacroix Precision, Winter 2022 Maurice Lacroix might be among the big names in Swiss watchmaking, but it’s a relatively young one having only been founded in 1975 by Zürich-based Desco von… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive A Lange & Söhne Precision, Winter 2022 Just as adverts for managed funds and savings accounts are obliged to warn us that “the value of investments can go down as well as up”, so… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Brooklands Precision, Winter 2022 The world had to say goodbye to one of the great designers of the past century when Sir Terence Conran died a little more than two years… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Bremont Precision, Winter 2022 In last year’s Precision watch special we brought you news of the rapid progress happening at British brand Bremont’s then recently opened, 35,000 sq ft manufacturing and… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Precision Winter 2022: New for this year Rolex Watch websites were awash with speculation about what mighty Rolex would release at this year’s Watches and Wonders show but even the top pundits failed to predict that the… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Omologato Precision, Winter 2022 There was never any denying Omologato founder Shami Kalra’s passion for motor sport, but he’s now reinforced it with the creation of a limited edition chronograph that… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Crosslé C7S: rare example of ‘60s giant-killer It was more or less by chance that the late John Crosslé ended up being one of the world’s most successful specialist racing car manufacturers. Although a champion grass-track rider,… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Cooper-Zerex that became McLaren Racing’s first sports car sells for £911k 1961 Cooper Zerex Oldsmobile ‘Transformer’ Sold by Bonhams, £911,000 As readers will know from our coverage of the historic car last month, this was originally campaigned by Roger Penske in… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Devil is in the detail when buying a Ford RS200 Ford’s uncharacteristically late arrival to the Group B rallying party meant its built-for-the-job RS200 never really had a chance to shine. Homologated on January 30, 1986, the RS200 debuted in… December 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton
Subscriber Archive Red hot Shelby Ferrari racer sells for £18.6m 1955 Ferrari 410 Sport Spider Sold by RM Sotheby’s, £18.6m The list of names to have piloted this Scaglietti-bodied car reads like a roll call of great racers from the… November 2022 Issue By Simon de Burton