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Oris has been experimenting with their dials, and have cooked up something really special.
The latest collaborative effort from Collective Horology transports a familiar face into the next decade.
A strong selling point for Oris watches are their value-driven pricing. The majority of their watches are priced under $4,000 USD, their Sellita-driven pieces the…
Have you ever seen a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor? Smooth surfaces. A low profile. Amazing cutting-edge specifications. All these things come together to create a…
Divers are among the most popular watches on the market, if not the most popular, due to their highly robust builds and familiar aesthetic. As…
Buffy explores the watches that give you the best bling for buck.
Small updates make a big difference, especially when they've been a long time coming.
For Geneva Watch Days 2024, the Hölstein brand has brought two key releases: a new Aquis Chronograph and a limited edition Divers Sixty-Five.
With proceeds directly benefitting the Reef Restoration Foundation, Oris once again finds itself in activist waters.
Fully stealthy, but not taking itself seriously must've been the design brief for this one.
Colourful and bright must've been the design brief for the Taste of Summer, Oris' latest variant of the Aquis Date.
Oris and Marylebone Cricket Club collaborate on a cricket-loving bronze Big Crown Pointer Date.
The Oris ProPilot X Kermit Edition features a date window in which Miss Piggy’s ex makes a monthly appearance The watch itself is based on…
Oris debut new in-house manually wound calibre 473 in the new Oris Big Crown Calibre 473. Despite being manually wound, it is 0.5mm THICKER than…
Oris has a long history at the forefront of environmental issues, releasing a continuous series of limited editions to benefit causes from ocean reef health…
Oris has been on a hot streak of late, debuting the ProPilot X cal. 400, various Aquis divers including the Billion Oyster Project Limited Edition,…
This week is a special edition of the Friday Wind Down, dedicated to all things Oris. Ricardo and I had two action-packed days with Oris…
There’s this thing about being a New Yorker. Though surrounded by water, many of us travel miles away from the city’s centre to enjoy a…
The ProPilot from Oris has long been a bit of a side character for the brand, with the aviation-inspired look having a fairly niche appeal…
Editor’s note: The Time+Tide team reviewed hundreds of watches in 2021. This month we’ve been counting down the Top 30 reviews of the year that…
The Oristas out there eagerly anticipate the annual Oris Hölstein Edition, and the Big Crown is a beloved staple of the range. Recent additions have…
Oris is well known in the watch world for making high quality timepieces that offer serious value. While less expensive than many of their competitors,…
Modern life is increasingly stressful. The incessant buzz of notifications from your mobile and laptop can make one yearn for simpler times. Amid such craziness,…
We want to start this post with a shoutout to some YouTube commenters by the name of Nicolas, Hani and Lee. This trio recently commented…
That’s right folks, we’re at it again, clawing our way through our top choices with an ever-ballooning budget, and believe it or not, this was our…
When I first got into watches, the concept of power reserve was foreign to me. When it came to the mechanics of a watch, all…
I know I have been a part of the Time+Tide team for over a year now, but this past week in Las Vegas it really…
Sometimes it can be nice to just wear something that doesn’t fill up every available millimetre of skin.
New Year's resolutions are great, but what about some watch-collection resolutions for 2025? We've got a few.
Whether you're looking to scale the world's most famous peaks or you're just a massive fan of massifs, these watches are for you.
With Christmas nearly here there seems to be no respite from brands releasing new watches, with Year of the Snake releases starting already.
It can get confusing and potentially offensive to give the wrong label to a brand, so how do you define these two categories?
Sustainability is a big focus for many watch brands - here are some that do it well.
You might not need them, but they're very cool nevertheless.
It's that time of the year again, but other than our favourites, here's a few brands we think got snubbed.
The new thinnest watch in the world, a strong return for Daniel Roth, chiming Bulgaris, a trio of Breitling perpetual calendars and more!
Because, let's face it, who among us isn’t at least a little bit of a horological voyeur?
Zenith's latest collaboration with the Argentine-Spanish graffiti artist reaches new horological (and holographic) heights.
Pink dial watches have traditionally been dainty and blingy, but fortunately this is no longer the case. Here are some of the best.
In the rising warmth of the European summer, new ocean-inspired watches are bringing a breath of fresh air to this torrid weather.
In the middle of summer and still looking for the perfect watch? We've got you covered.
A once-fallen empire, there has been a resurgence of American watch brands in the world of horology. Here are some of the best.
Rainbow watches are usually associated with high price tags and coloured gems, but our ten of the best start at just $160.
Last week saw Credor and AP reimagine some eclectic retro designs for the 21st century, and RM release its final Rafael Nadal collab model.
Orange isn't really a colour that comes up too often in the dial conversation, but when it does, it often produces amazing results.
Making final decisions before your big wedding day can be stressful. For watch addicts, it's which watch to wear. Here are some tips...
With Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024 only two weeks away, we wanted to look back at some of our favourites from last year.
Love the antique look of a well-weathered tool? These bronze watches are for you.
Grand Seiko has just debuted a new 38mm 62GS case, and these two new models are the first to use a hi-beat calibre and titanium…
Grand Seiko celebrates the 20th anniversary of their 9R Spring Drive movement with a new pink take on their flagship "Snowflake" dial.
Some watches far exceed the expectations set by their price tags.
As one of the front-runners in sustainable watchmaking, Ulysse Nardin show off their best use of recycled materials.
The final big watch fair of 2023 brought some great novelties - here are our favourites.
Dubai Watch Week is currently underway, so for this edition of Last Week in Watches, we wanted to do something a little different.
We take a look at all the things brands have to offer before Dubai Watch Week 2023.
Grand Seiko expands the popular 36.5mm 44GS line with two new fan-textured dials, complete with steel bracelets.
We discuss the Queen frontman's humble Seiko, the semi-finalists for the inaugural Louis Vuitton Watch Prize as well as rare vintage Vacherons making their way…
While the field of watch enthusiasts, collectors, and buyers is rapidly growing, the number of watchmakers is unfortunately not. Most young children continue to aspire…
Reviewing watches is a subjective business. As you look at any new release, you inevitably bring a lifetime of personal biases and preconceptions to the…
New 18K white gold Rolex Daytona with special visual cues celebrates 100 years of 24 Hours of Le Mans race Uses a new 4132 calibre…
Three new configurations for the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Worldtimer Titanium makes its debut in the collection, new green dial for stainless steel, all use coloured…
Now that the smoke has cleared, and I’ve had a moment to wrap my head around the enormity of Watches & Wonders 2023, I’ve nailed…
Zach, what would be a great first watch for me to buy? This is a question I get asked all the time, and the answer…
When news broke that Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy was launching his own watch company, the watch community immediately reached for their phones to let…
Editor’s note: Season 2 of About Effing Time premiered last week, and the three amigos kicked things off by tackling alternatives to popular watches –…
Within basketball slang, the term “bricked” is used when someone badly misses a shot. A bricked phone, computer, or gaming console refers to when a…
The ultimate “go anywhere, do anything” watch depends heavily on the person that is doing the going anywhere, if you catch my drift. Therefore, rather…
A lot of watches have been released recently. So to assemble my favourites, there was a lot of ground to cover, specs to take in…
Welcome to Geneva Watch Days 2022. Slotted perfectly as a summer send off just as we start coming back from those much needed vacations, this…
We are wrapping up an exciting week here in Switzerland, with Geneva Watch Days 2022 coming to an end. Thirty brands brought the heat, giving…
It’s coming-out season for the brands of Geneva Watch Days, and given the relative quiet of the past few months, we couldn’t be more excited.…
Without any unnecessary fluff or circumstance, the two latest additions to the IWC Portugeiser range are simply gorgeous and elegant designs with a focus on…
Seiko is launching a new Australasian Limited Edition from the Prospex range that is inspired by one of the most stunning holiday destinations in Australia…
The ability to display two time zones on a single dial has cropped up quite a lot over the course of history, but it was…
There’s no shortage of great timepieces in film and television, from the Rolexes and Omegas of the James Bond films (featuring a slate of deadly…
We’ve had an action-packed week, but there were two highlights in particular. Ricardo swung by La Noxe in NYC for the unveiling of the Undefeated…
This year’s Watches & Wonders amazed me, not just because I was shocked by the scale of the in-person event, but because so many different…
Welcome to The Icons, a series where we take a horological deep dive into the most legendary watches of all time. We’ll delve into the…
Editor’s Note: Watches & Wonders means a bombardment of fresh releases, so we’re offering a quick overview of each brand’s new novelties – touching on…
I have been saying for a while that I needed to look into Jean Rousseau straps for my own watches, so when the NYC Watch…
The diver’s category, pun alert, is already saturated in the watch marketplace. Many of their design cues are quite fixed, as in order to be…
Editor’s Note: We get that this LVMH Watch Week there is a ton of ground to cover, with four brands all releasing a range of novelties…
Who did it first? That is always a prominent question in watch design. When people begin to discuss the Zenith Defy, many people categorise it…
When the price of a watch crosses into six figures, you usually know that it’s getting serious. The manufacturing, finishing, movement engineering, and even the…
Dubai Watch Week was a hub of horological discussion and creativity, but, of course, one of the main attractions for visiting the fair was to…
Fifty Fathoms. It’s a reference to an antiquated British unit of measure of approximately 91 and a half metres, but in the realm of horology,…
It is finally time to tackle the Rolex Submariner. As a refresher for those who may not have seen previous entries in the Don’t Feed…
I have asked this question before, and I’m still asking it while wearing a creamy-lumed, vintage-looking diver’s watch. When do we reach peak vintage, and…
Though I try to fight it, I can’t help but divide my collection into categories with accompanying check boxes; dress, diver, military etc. Many say…
The Bol d’Or Mirabaud is the world’s biggest inland lake regatta, running the length of Lake Geneva, and Hublot is celebrating its eighth consecutive year…
The buyer seemed totally legit. He’d contacted Gautaman Senivasan, a Singapore watch collector/trader (@Calibre65.SG) to express interest in buying an F.P. Journe Chronomètre Bleu. As…
While I deeply enjoyed writing the story about unlikely grail watches on rubber straps, let’s be honest. Most of them are far out of reach…
Once again they manage to surprise us, from ironic rectangular horology to a hypnotising collaboration with MB&F, to this, where Moser enter the ring for…
Jaeger-LeCoultre is widely regarded as making some of the finest dress watches on the market. But for those not familiar with the Le Sentier firm’s…
Omega’s lines between utility and luxury are ever-blurring, and increasingly confusing to people who like to categorise watches into strict genres and tropes. The truth…
The launch of any new Rolex model this year is a hugely exciting event, but the complete overhaul of the Submariner collection is a moment…
Just a few short weeks ago, Time+Tide had the distinct pleasure of globally unveiling the last of the 50th anniversary special edition Zenith El Primeros.…
Editor’s note: Whether we like to admit it or not, professional watch modifiers are here to stay. And we can almost understand why — if…
While there are some enthusiasts out there who feel as though the vast majority of new watches released at this year’s Baselworld and SIHH were…
