Ever since I first went hands on with a Magrette watch (way back in 2011), I’ve been…
You’ll be paying $786 for the Magrette Moana Pacific Waterman GMT Titanium Wrist Watch on the titanium bracelet, which feels like an absolute bargain.
Long-time readers will know that I’ve got a special place for Magrette in my heart. For one,…
We’ve long been fans of what New Zealand brand Magrette has been producing, and their Leoncino (we…
Fine engraving on a watch is a tradition with a long history. Typically, that sort of work…
Magrette is a brand that I will freely admit I have a soft spot for. The Magrette…
As I’ve said in the past, Magrette holds a special place in my clockwork heart. While it’s…
I will freely admit, there is a soft spot in my mechanical watch heart when it comes…
Guess who’s back, back again. Yes, that’s right, it’s time for another reader review! Ok, sure, it has not been that long since we featured one but we really enjoy sharing what our readers are wearing, and what they think of the watches they are spending quality time with. Today, we have a review from Jose C of the Magrette Dual Time watch, the spiritual successor to the Magrette Regattare 2011. On with the show!
Sometimes, a brand will want to branch out into new designs – this happens quite a bit, across many industries. If there is some concern that the new direction might dilute or otherwise confuse what had already been built, a new brand will be created, allowing some other avenues to be explored. Of course, all the expertise and history travel along from the sister brand, which makes what we have with the Belmoto Timepieces an interesting proposition.