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Parmigiani Fleurier CEO Guido Terreni tells us how to make complicated watches minimal, and where the brand is heading in 2025.
What does one of the most highly paid footballers in the world view as luxury? Time. We take some time with Erling Haaland.
Andrew sits down for a candid chat with Anoma founder Matteo Violet-Vianello about the experience of delivering his first model, the A1.
The secrets of success for Rado CEO Adrian Bosshard weren’t learned at business school, but in his former life as a professional superbike rider.
We get the chance to discover the intention behind Smyth's use of ingredients, and of course manage to tie watches into the story.
The designer of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore, Emmanuel Gueit, shares his insight into some watches from 2024.
The newly minted CEO of Hublot looks to enact change at the brand by being hands-on and getting stuck in as much as possible.
Fans of Hamilton watches are grateful the brand made the Murph. But thanks are also owed to Harrison Ford and Conservation International.
Having branched out from producing watches exclusively for military units, Micromilspec is now ready to take on civilian life.
We chat with the talented and insightful Björn Altmann about all things illustration, design and trends in watches.
As Grand Seiko eyes further Australian (and global) expansion, CEO Akio Naito reveals the brand is committed to closely listening to its fans.
The two collaborators with Gagà Laboratorio talk about the Italian outlook on life, film, and of course, watches.
Three founders share their tips on independent brand ownership - Oliver Gallaugher, Susan Galvin, and Richard Benc.
Artist Daniel Arsham talks about his work and concepts of time in our latest episode of our podcast Watches And.
Andrew McUtchen sits down with Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani of Bulgari to discuss how to make watch designs sexy.
Our new episode of Watches And features tattoo artist Maxime Plescia-Büchi where he talks about watches and culture coming together.
Andrew Morgan, the man behind Talking Hands of Watchfinder, gives us the secrets to compelling storytelling in this episode of Watches And.
Norwegian footballer and first-ever Ballon d’Or Féminin winner Ada Hegerberg talks women’s football and watches with Andrew McUtchen.
We discover that Regé-Jean Page is more than just an ambassador for Longines, he's also a fan of the vintage models.
Find out what makes Mai Ikuzawa tick as her and Andrew talk about her creative lifestyle, taste in watches, cars, and everything in between.
Usain Bolt and Andrew McUtchen talk racing, watches, music and, beer in Ibiza in our first episode of the Watches And podcast.
Breitling has been on a bit of a tear of late, and Fred Mandelbaum is one of the reasons why.
We sat down with the Greek Freak just before he starts his Olympic campaign to find out how he manages his time.
What is private luxury? Terreni offers a teaching moment, and how this essence has been rebranded during his tenure.
Ulysse Nardin's Clémence Le Rolland on the Freak's rocky beginnings and rise to stardom.
Image, Style, and Heritage Director of Cartier Pierre Rainero takes us through the brand's novelties, and the stories behind them.
Hermès Horloger Creative Director Philippe Delhortal explains trends, and what the Cut represents.
Chronographs with date wheels that go up to 39, maharajas' pocket watches, and vintage Breitling are the stomping grounds for this gentleman.
There are few brands with the cache of Cartier, and we wanted to hear the full story straight from the horse's mouth.
Mr Enthusiast reveals inspiration behind Toledano & Chan, his new brand honouring 1970s design, materials, and quirks.
The maker of the legendary Navitimer celebrates its 140th, and CEO Georges Kern takes us through the years.
Having founded La Fabrique du Temps and developed GPHG-winning watches, Michel Navas chats to Andrew about the scope of LFT's abilities.
Restructuring HYT was never going to be an easy task,. New CEO Vincent Perriard reckons he's got the keys to the retrograde fluidic gates.
Yves Piaget delves into the story behind the Piaget Polo, now back in the limelight thanks to Piaget's Polo 79 reinterpretation.
A brand CEO that says they hope their record gets beaten? Now you don't hear that every day.
Though new to the role, de Clerck's enthusiasm for the brand is undeniable in this interview at Watches & Wonders 2024, going through the brand's…
IWC isn't all about pilot's watches, as this year's bevy of interesting Portugiesers demonstrates.
Editor’s note: Back in January, many of you joined us in our Time+Tide Discovery Studio in Melbourne to celebrate our tenth anniversary. It was a…
We chat through all things Furlan Marri - Kickstarter records, misconceptions about the brand, and, of course, our collaborative watch.
With hundreds of watches in the collection, you're not likely to find any Tiffany-tinged, sports watch hype in Mitch Greenblatt's collection.
If you know me, you know how much bad design pains me, especially in the realm of watches. “Features” that make no sense, awkward font…
NEW HIRE ALERT! Zach interviews our new UK-based Managing Editor Russell Sheldrake so you can learn more about the latest member of the Time+Tide team.
This video is a must-watch for any Royal Oak Offshore fans, as it breaks down the role of the collection and the crazy places it's…
How do you pick a favourite child? That's exactly what Andrew made Georges Kern do moments after meeting him.
Ulysse Nardin is a brand that has a ton of momentum at present. After a bit of a rocky era under Kering, and with a…
Fine watchmaking inspired by the symmetry of Leonardo Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.
Zach learns about the toughest test G-Shock has ever faced from its very creator.
Recovered from a near-fatal experience, Czapek's CEO chats with Andrew and tells the story in his own words.
The smoothest brand president of them all sits down with Andrew to chats all things Chopard and L.U.C.
The Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung man, artist and professional surfer explains the significance of his collaboration with Longines.
Editor’s note: What makes the Time+Tide team tick? That’s what we want to try and uncover in this new series that will turn the spotlight…
What makes the Time+Tide team tick? That’s what we want to try and uncover in this new series. This week, Time+Tide contributor Buffy takes the…
Breguet is not like other watch brands. I say this not to simply point out that their products are distinct within the market, but rather…
Time+Tide’s new Australian Editor shares a bit about himself.
The Longines museum in St-Imier showcases the brand’s illustrious history in the form of 500 timepieces, navigational instruments and timekeeping devices. Unfortunately, in this luckily…
Editor’s Note: What makes the Time+Tide team tick? That’s what we want to try and uncover in this new series that will turn the spotlight…
With an illustrious history stretching back to 1860, TAG Heuer have made an awful lot of watches over the years. Consequently, the brand’s museum in…
To most people an entry-level watch would be something like a Casio, Seiko, or maybe a Hamilton if you want to go Swiss. However, Louis…
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…
We interviewed Romaric André, the man behind seconde/seconde/. See what he has to say about his subversive watch creations.
On a cool Sydney night, with most of the darkened city preoccupied with the Vivid festival, A. Lange & Söhne and Watches of Switzerland hosted…
