2026년 10월: Crown Quorum Magazine이 발행한 모든 기사, 최신순.
기사 51편 중 25–48
Monochrome’s introducing post places the Saquon Barkley Edition inside an existing Moser idea: complex mechanics in the sportier Pioneer case. Here is what the source establishes, and what a collector record still needs.
Time+Tide has introduced EXOFI’s Wolf Rock 42 as the Australian brand’s debut dive watch, with an inspiration point on Queensland’s coast. For collectors, the useful story is what this public report establishes, and what still needs a primary source.
Monochrome reports that the 2024-founded independent has followed the V01-LLC with the V0201-TH, continuing a dial language built around transparency and suggestion.
Monochrome’s report on the Mirrored Force Resonance Zeitgeist 1665 3N frames a new gold-tone edition around an old mechanical question: what happens when two timekeepers fall into step? Here is what the supplied source establishes, and what remains unconfirmed.
A Worn & Wound video puts Monta’s anniversary in the middle of Windup Watch Fair NYC. The useful record is celebratory, public, and still limited in what it confirms.
Jaeger-LeCoultre has posted a setup guide for the Atmos Classic and Atmos Classic Moon. For owners, the useful move is to follow the maker’s current instructions and keep a clear record of what was done.
A new Fratello Talks interview frames the Berneron Mirage around one central design choice: an asymmetrical movement shaping the case around it.
A chronograph history video is more useful when you sort the story by function, display and service records instead of treating every new mechanism as an automatic upgrade.
A first repair on r/watchrepair shows why a replacement screw search has to start with records, not a maker name alone. The available source is one post, so the limits matter.
Fratello’s hands-on note gives the new Orient Flusso a useful place to start: an integrated-bracelet sports watch with an explicit Super King reference. The available record is brief, but the decisions it names are worth separating carefully.
A brief note on what the supplied report says about Vanguart: a Swiss watchmaker drawing collector attention, with details still thin from the available material.
A new Time+Tide interview centers Hublot’s founder on the material choice that started the brand story, while leaving plenty for careful recordkeeping.
Adrian Barker’s new video frames Omega’s 2026 Seamaster pair as a direct Bond-versus-Spectre comparison. The useful record, for now, is the comparison itself and the many specifications still unconfirmed.
Formex’s own Aria video is useful for winding, setting the time, bracelet sizing and fine adjustment. Use it as a dated source, not as a substitute for service records.
A 2026 IWC Schaffhausen video with watchmaker Thomas Zimmermann frames the tourbillon as both a historical answer to gravity and a living complication. The record is useful, but it is not a manufacturing claim.
A Collectability video centers on an unusual vintage Patek Philippe reference 1579 dial inscription: “Gradué pour 5 respirations.” The source identifies it as an asthmometer scale for doctors timing a patient’s breathing.
Swiss Watch Gang’s Oct. 9 video frames Set #37/38 as the centerpiece of The Encore auction. The public material gives useful lot context, but not an estimate, condition report, hammer price or fee-inclusive total.
A vintage watch can sometimes be worn every day, but only after its condition, service history, water resistance and use case are treated as current questions, not assumptions.
Blancpain’s October 2026 video turns Lady B into a lesson in mechanical miniaturization. The key is knowing what the 19 mm case, 2.9 cm³ volume and Calibre 615 claim do—and do not—establish.
A Hublot video posted Oct. 15 presents the Classic Fusion Tributo as a Carlo Crocco-linked return to the brand’s founding gold-and-rubber idea. Confirmed new-watch details are limited to a 38 mm gold case and Hublot’s description of an in-house automatic movement.
Watchfinder & Co.’s short Aqua Terra video makes the one-watch argument around reference 220.22.41.21.03.001. The useful record is narrower: documented specifications, a 41 mm case, and claims that still need condition checks.
A Revolution Watch episode revisits the tourbillon after Breguet: first as a solution for a vertical pocket watch, then as a question of angles, wrists and attribution.
A new Time+Tide interview records Rohrbach’s account of a Navy-issued Tudor Submariner used during the Apollo 14 recovery. The design detail that matters is the rotating bezel.
Vintage Watch Services posted a repair video about a watch described as 1950s, but behaving like something later. The useful lesson is not to answer the question too soon.
