It’s been a while since they have produced a new divers watch but the Cuervo y Sobrinos Robusto Manjuari has an abundance of unusual design details, from its jagged-edged bezel to its subtly rippled lugs – it has the special mix of Swiss precision and Latin presence that got us hooked on this [...]

Cuervo y Sobrinos present the Historiador Retrograde which will be formally unveiled at BaselWorld 2011.   There are some in the industry who are a little scornful about the Cuban connection with the Cuervo y Sobrinos name of today.  The brand name and assets were purchased back in 1997 by Luca Musumeci, and when production [...]

From charismatic Cuban watchmakers, Cuervo Y Sobrinos came a rather unusual press release today, in that it contained news on the release of a stunning limited edition of luxury writing instruments in honour of the legendary Mille Miglia motor race which was contested competitively between 1927 and 1957 and which now winds it’s (now significantly [...]

Cuervo y Sobrinos present a new piece the Torpedo Historiador Pequenõs Segundos.   This latest addition to the portfolio offered by the re-emerged Cuervo y Sobrinos brand follows the successful release of the Torpedo Historiador Semanal reviewed by the WatchPress on Feb 8th with its notably busy dial consisting of five different scales, yet the [...]

One of my favourite and eclectic brands, Havana-based Cuervo Y Sobrinos, have announced their new Cuervo Y Sobrinos Torpedo Historiador Semanal in anticipation of the 2010 BaselWorld industry exhibition in March.   Well, when I say ‘new’, it is in fact a modern interpretation on one of the marque’s distinctive 1940′s models. The Torpedo Historiador [...]

Cuervo Y Sobrinos The Watch Press are always pleased to feature watchmakers whose watches and history are often somewhat less than conventional, and on this occasion we would like to introduce to readers who might not be familiar, to Cuervo Y Sobrinos.   Our story takes us back to the heat and humidity, the noise, the [...]