Sabine Zwettler is a contributing writer for WatchTime magazine. With a passion for horology, her articles cover a wide range of watch-related topics, including new releases, limited editions, and the intersection of creativity and craftsmanship in the watch industry. Sabine's work has also been featured in Quill & Pad, showcasing her expertise and knowledge in the field.
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Sabine Zwettler's coverage predominantly focuses on luxury watches, watch releases, and collaborations within the watch industry. The majority of her articles are press releases or private sector announcements related to new products in the luxury watch market.
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After launching a new Seamaster Diver 300M last week, Omega is now taking us to the sky with an all-new Speedmaster Pilot.
IWC Schaffhausen’s Ingenieur is one of the most iconic and enduring collections in the world of luxury watches.
The Ebel Sport Classic made its debut in 1977. In contrast to the bold, angular designs of the 1970s, the Swiss brand, founded in 1911, opted for soft, rounded shapes when designing this model.
Limited to just 50 pieces, the Defy Extreme Jungle marks the third and final installment in Zenith’s trilogy of extreme environment-inspired series of its 1/100th of a second chronographs.
By: Sabine Zwettler
In recent years, collaborations within the luxury watch industry have become an important trend, prompting both brands and designers to combine their expertise and creativity.
Hanhart once again proves its chronograph prowess by blending history with the latest achievements of modern day watchmaking.
By: Sabine Zwettler
Founded in 1832, Longines is one of the few watchmakers with nearly two centuries of continuous history.
Last year, Accutron reissued the Astronaut in a limited edition, much to the delight of vintage space watch enthusiasts and particularly NASA nerds.
By: Sabine Zwettler
In the world of luxury watchmaking, there are few brands as synonymous with craftsmanship and precision as Parmigiani Fleurier.
By: Sabine Zwettler
This month, Grand Seiko unveils a second Hi-Beat mechanical timepiece with a new “Icefall” patterned dial, joining the Heritage Collection.
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