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If you spend any time in Wolf Watch Club, you know it’s not just about the watches—it’s about the people. […]

“You probably recognize this one [Anoma A1]. That’s the easiest watch to recognize.” Jéan’s collection isn’t just about owning pieces—it’s

“Watches Were Always in My Blood” – How Rob Found His Way Back to the Hobby, and Wolf Watch Club. When

In the 1950s, the race to conquer space was heating up. Precision, reliability, and resilience became paramount as humankind reached

In the early 1960s, motorsport was entering its golden era—an intoxicating mix of speed, danger, and glamour. Drivers hurtled through

By the early 2000s, the world of dive watches was a crowded arena, filled with timepieces that were functional yet

In the 1970s, the world of luxury watchmaking was at a crossroads. The Quartz Crisis threatened the future of mechanical

In the late 1960s, the world of watchmaking was defined by tradition. Mechanical movements, crafted with intricate precision, had been

By the 1990s, the world of luxury watches was experiencing a shift. While bold designs and technical complexities were making

By the early 1990s, luxury watchmaking was once again ready for disruption. Audemars Piguet, the brand that had introduced the