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This was a great week for independent watchmaking, where we had brands experimenting not just with colours but with case shapes, materials and techniques as…
Ressence introduces its most affordable and simple watch yet, with all the refinements that make it basic(ally perfect).
Last week was packed with big releases, some of them unanimously appreciated by everyone, and others a bit more polarizing...
Our Sundowner was the biggest piece of watch news last week... Although we might be slightly biased.
Lots of high-end wow this week from the likes of AP, Biver and Breguet, as well as exciting affordable models from Hamilton and Tissot.
We chat with the talented and insightful Björn Altmann about all things illustration, design and trends in watches.
Tudor drops an unexpected GMT, Ulysse Nardin goes freaky traditional, and Ralph Lauren makes a watch fit for a fancy cowboy.
Black dials, vintage-style GMTs, and German takes on the golden ratio.
Some classics and some newcomers.
Patek's first new watch collection in 25 years is the biggest watch news of the week, but we've also seen a particularly large number of…
Last week was full of releases, with more collaborations than usual, including two in collaboration with in-demand car brands.
The two collaborators with Gagà Laboratorio talk about the Italian outlook on life, film, and of course, watches.
Now that Milano Watch Week has concluded, find out what it was like at what has to have been the most stylish watch fair ever.
While Milano Watch Week takes place, there are plenty of new releases to keep up interested from brands big and small.
Compact cases, clever collaborations and the return of a model we thought could be gone for good, all in last week in watches.
After the short break we had following the Geneva Watch Days, we have a start in activity from all levels of brands. TAG Heuer is…
Not just one, but two watches dedicated to sailing have just been announced. Both Hublot and Panerai presented two maritime-themed timepieces. In addition, Omega’s Constellation…
Fresh from Geneva Watch Days, and into the regular swing of things, with plenty of new releases.
The new thinnest watch in the world, a strong return for Daniel Roth, chiming Bulgaris, a trio of Breitling perpetual calendars and more!
Omegas with Easter eggs, Norqains with diamonds and Urwerks modeled after spy planes were the order of the week.
While Geneva Watch Days 2024 is not too far off, some very cool watches debuted this week.
A tribute to Olympic glory, more Royal Oak, and a collaborative effort between our colleagues and TAG Heuer.
Blancpain goes for (red) gold, Grand Seiko and Seiko tease with USA and EU exclusives.
The Olympics have started, so sports watches prevailed last week.
The first-ever Milano Watch Week is set to take place in October, celebrating the best independent watchmaking has to offer.
Flying saucers, pocket watches and rainbows: there isn’t a single boring piece this week!
In the rising warmth of the European summer, new ocean-inspired watches are bringing a breath of fresh air to this torrid weather.
More than simple colour switch-ups, this week brought some complete redesigns from various brands.
Breguet and Voutilainen celebrate Tourbillon Day; Zenith and Omega celebrate Paris; and Hublot and Ressence go monochromatic.
Collabs were the name of the game this week, with Christopher Ward, Omega and Laurent Ferrier all joining the fun.
This was a big week for watch releases, with high-profile motorsports-inspired watches and yet more MoonSwatch variants.
This week saw both Seiko and King Seiko releases, while Omega celebrated signing Barry Keoghan as its latest ambassador with new Speedmasters.
Last week saw Credor and AP reimagine some eclectic retro designs for the 21st century, and RM release its final Rafael Nadal collab model.
Many independents are launching more and more new models and big box brands are not far behind with some interesting additions to their collection.
A few collaborations, a duo of contrasting minute repeaters, and a Moser fit for Prince.
Old Vacherons made new, a deep purple Farer, and a delectable Armin Strom are just some of the pieces making up this week's selection.