Stay updated with breaking news from Rob Nudds. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
✓ Rob talks with Jean-Marie Schaller of Louis Moinet ✓ Ahead of a collaborative Memoris Spirt release ✓ Discussing the ethos of the brand ✓
Green really is the color of 2021 so far; at least TAG Heuer believes so. Hot off the heels of the recent launch of the green-dialed Monaco, the Swiss brand has decided to “green up” another of its classics. This time, the Carrera gets goods with the TAG Heuer Carrera Green Special Edition. A new shade of green Thankfully we’re not seeing a direct port of the Monaco’s green dial color here. I say that with a healthy dose of respect, though, as that shade was delicious. For the Carrera Green Special Edition, TAG Heuer has chosen a very different shade of green, verging on teal. It...
Grand Seiko Did It Again! Meet The SLGH005 With White Birch Dial Comments Share When I opened up our Fratello mailbox this morning, I found Grand Seiko’s press release on this new SLG005 White Birch watch. I couldn’t help to think of the house where I grew up. In my memories, it was a large house with a nice garden and driveway. At the end of the driveway, where the road started, was a white birch. I write in my memories, as in reality, the house wasn’t that big. I realized this when the same house next door was offered for sale on a popular housing platform. But as a kid, you perceive...
Arcanaut Interview: Rob Talks To Co-Founder Anders Brandt Comments Share If you like smartly designed, highly unusual watches with a Scandi vibe, you’re in luck. Anders Brandt, a co-founder of Danish brand Arcanaut, sat down with Rob Nudds to explain the thinking behind one of the most culturally interesting watches out there. Rob Nudds: Hi Anders, thanks for sitting down with us at Fratellowatches.com. Can you tell us where your watchmaking journey began? Does it run in your family? Were you exposed to it from a young age? Did you fall into the trade by accident? Anders Brandt: Well, I stu...