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There’s nothing like a good Swatch release to turn the watch world upside down, and that’s exactly what we’ve seen this week. Fresh after our brilliant…
With a new movement, a new way of operating the countdown timer, and an updated design, the Rolex Yacht-Master II is a thoroughly new watch.
Rolex introduces a new Daytona in Oystersteel and platinum, featuring a white grand feu enamel dial and all-new bezel
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Oyster Perpetual, Rolex has given us three two-tone models with plenty of details to dig into.
Rolex's long awaited 2026 releases just dropped at Watches & Wonders in Geneva, here's the rundown on everything that was just unveiled
Attending a physcial get together can change everything when it comes to approaching this hobby, and Jason found that out first-hand.
From the Oscars red carpet to a home vlogging setup, hollywood celebs do their best to infiltrate the watch world.
There has been a lot of thoughts and reviews on the Rolex Land-Dweller 36, but today an actual owner chimes in with his hands-on thoughts.
Who says watches have to be round?
We dig into Morgan Stanley's latest Swiss watch industry report, and explain what it means for the average watch lover.
Tom Austin explores how the process of selling a watch that once felt personal and expressive reduces to something much more transactional.
We take a look behind the curtain and what really goes in to making a watch at an industrial level in 2026 and more.
Andrew O'Connor interrogates who and what COSC's stricter new chronometer certification is actually intended for.
Discontinuation rumours around the Rolex GMT-Master II "Pepsi" are nothing new, but a new development may mean they now have more legs.
There's something about a time-only watch that stands out.
Wondering what the hands on your watch are called? Chances are, we'll have the answer here.
The diver has pretty much become the quintessential watch - and here are some of the best.
Less is not always more: Andrew O'Connor demonstrates how you can build some rather impressive 3-watch collections for the price of a Rolex.
We explain the difference between the two main types of GMT watches, as well as the use cases for each.
2025 saw some household names step up and innovate, but Borna reckons there's a few other brands that could rise to the occasion in 2026.
Andrew O'Connor makes the case for rubber's supremacy over other watch strap materials.
The Rolex Day-Date is inarguably one of the most iconic watches of all time, but Jason Lee argues that its ref. 1803 guise might be…
Tennis in Melbourne, watches in Milan and watch brands changing hands in Geneva - it's all happening this week.
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.
It is often considered the most prolific complication in the watch world, and it has a long, complex, story to tell.
Our newly full-time contributor Tom Austin's three most worn watches of 2025 reveal his love for design and motorsports.
Zach visited the Ahmed Sediqqi Rolex boutique in Dubai to get hands-on with some insane Rolex Certified Pre-Owned Day-Date watches.
Despite Rolex’s ongoing success and massive 2025, the brand’s moves this year have left some collectors tilting their heads.
This week saw the biggest moment in Time+Tide’s retail journey yet, launching our collab with Tudor, plus our sneaky 'Ghost Kitchen' in NYC.
Want a sip of Pepsi? Here are some refreshing options.
There's much more to watch materials than just steel and gold. Here, we break down some of the most common materials used in watchmaking.
For that much money, you could get a...
Our man on the ground, Pietro Pilla, shares his take on Geneva's monumental November 2025 auctions, which were filled with record breakers.
Inarguably one of the most influential decades in watch design, the 1970s saw the emergence of the integrated bracelet luxury sports watch - as well…
This is a packed catalogue and there is a lot to go through, but these are the 10 watches we think stand out in this…
The '60s were a particularly groovy and innovative time for watchmaking - here's some of the highlights.
As an NYC native, seeing the middle of October become a New York Watch Week of sorts has been incredible for our US Editor Zach…
A recent patent filing may have just revealed that a modern triple calendar Rolex watch is no longer a ridiculous pipe dream.
Aftermarket customisation is an acceptable practice for many consumer products or hobbies, so why is it so taboo in the watch community?
Jason Lee is a gold Rolex man, but there's just something about the Crown's iconic travel watch that has him smitten.
A year on from the release of his first official Rolex book on the Submariner, Nicholas Foulkes has returned with a Datejust edition.
Light teal, eggshell blue, turquoise... Whatever you want to call it, here's a list of watches that resemble Tiffany's famous shade.
While an odd lug size can be a pain finding straps for, Andrew O'Connor argues that it shouldn't be a reason to write off a…
Jason Lee shares how his grandfather's gold Datejust is not just an object, but a vessel for history, taste and family lore.
Magnets, how do they work? These watches are designed to resist Gausses and look cool whilst doing so.
"How waterproof is my watch?" is a very common question that we get asked here at Time+Tide, so here, we break down what water resistance…
Refreshingly basic with a subtle pop of colour, Bruce makes the case for the pistachio OP36.
In South Korea, wearing the right (or wrong) watch at work can make a huge difference.
We often hear about watches being passed down from fathers to sons, but what about daughters?
From Genta's Offshore gripes to getting Rolex to revive a moonphase, Emmanuel tells all.
Rolex's Oysterflex is one of the most comfortable rubber straps in the business... But pairing it with a Glidelock clasp changed the game.
