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The Formex Essence Ceramica Dark Matter RedShift pairs a black meteorite dial with red accents, matte ceramic and a COSC-certified movement
Hublot’s next chapter, Grand Seiko’s design philosophy, and Serica’s unexpected Peugeot collaboration headline this week’s watch news.
Fears expands its Arnos collection with the Opera Black, pairing a polished black onyx dial with crisp white lacquer and Art Deco styling.
The Papar Vuelte combines a wandering hour complication, striking brutalist design and an ultra-thin 8.8mm case, limited to 100 pieces
The GPHG-nominated Christopher Ward C1 Loco Classic features a six-day power reserve, exposed escapement, and beautifully traditional design.
The new Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo takes inspiration from Carlo Crocco's original MDM designs that launched the brand.
Louis Vuitton revives the cult Monterey in ceramic, with 37mm black and green cases, lacquered dials and an in-house automatic movement.
The Mido Multifort TV Big Date Chronometer gets a new blue checkerboard dial and COSC-certified Calibre 80 movement
The new MB&F LM1 EVO returns to the original Legacy Machine design, but makes it more wearable, robust, and alluring than ever before.
The Fortis Novonaut is a diving chronograph that gets a glowing facelift with some extra power added under the hood as well.
The new Toledano & Chan b/1 "Dazzle" watches blend the brand's brutalist design with a confounding camouflage inspired by WWI U-boats.
TAG Heuer celebrates 10 years with Red Bull Racing with a Formula 1 Solargraph featuring the team's iconic colours and solar-powered movement.
The Auctor Zen combines a gold-plated 904L steel case, unique rotating hour display, and Sellita movement in a distinctive, everyday package.
BA111OD expands its Chapter 4 collection with the Onyx and Infinity Flying Tourbillons, combining distinctive dials with stunning tourbillons
Pietro takes us through the most important releases of the last seven days, from the likes of Ralph Lauren, all the way to Omega and…
The Raymond Weil Freelancer World-Traveller celebrates 50 years of the brand with a GMT, worldtimer, striking relief dial, and a limited run of 260 pieces.
Universal Genève is back, and it’s sitting right at the top of the House of Brands pyramid. In Episode 3 of House of Brands, Russell…
Bremont unveils its latest full ceramic Supermarine, this time in a deep blue finish, tested to its limits by Aldo Kane
The House of Brands is looking to restore Gallet and Universal Genéve to their former glory; Kari Voutilainen and Alex Rosenfield relaunched Urban Jürgensen; and…
Baltic marks its role as Official Timekeeper of The Rift with a 400-piece Hermétique limited edition, now available in 34mm and 37mm sizes.
Wren leaves dive watches behind with the Vessel, a futuristic integrated-bracelet sports watch with a wild faceted sapphire crystal.
Raymond Weil celebrates 50 years in Sydney with archive highlights, the Freelancer Complete Calendar, and a glimpse of what’s next.
Tissot brings basketball to the wrist with the Supersport NBA, featuring a 24-second bezel, court-inspired dial and grey sportswear styling.
Awake expands its Sơn Mài collection with the Frosted Leaf Blood Moon, Storm and Lagoon, each featuring handcrafted silver-leaf lacquer dials.
The new Seiko Pandagraph takes the panda dial literally, with playful chronograph details, quartz movements and limited production.
We get hands-on with the Yema Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10, pairing a 39mm titanium case with a striking meteorite dial and manufacture movement.
The new Omega Seamaster Diver 300m James Bond & Spectre Editions will make you question whether you align with the hero or vilain.
The Nezumi Voiture VM2 is an updated version of its cornerstone chronograph, now a more wearable automatic column-wheel chronograph.
The Perpetual Calendar in JLC's Master Control collection is Tom's weapon of choice against Zach and Russell's picks. Let's find out why...
Patek Philippe takes over Milan, while NOMOS, Hamilton, Hanhart, G-SHOCK and more headline this week’s biggest new watch releases.
Gallet is back, and it's got Breitling's full weight behind it. At Geneva Watch Days 2026, a 200-year-old brand gets its second act.
The Dennison ALD Elements pairs a slim 1970s-inspired cushion case with a striking four-stone mosaic dial and bark-mesh bracelet
The Cartier Roadster is back for 2026. We look at why its automotive design and unmistakable character make it Cartier’s true sports watch.
Van Cleef & Arpels puts its watchmaking prowess on display with a stunningly decorated take on the sun & moon display
Mido celebrates Día de los Muertos with the Multifort TV Big Date Alebrijes, featuring a colourful skull dial with some insanely vivid lume.
Hanhart debuts its first official Steve McQueen 417 ES Limited Edition – a faithful reissue that has everything that led the man to wear it.
A record breaking Rolex Daytona auction, Russell takes us to the Nomos Forum, plus much more in this week's Friday Wind Down
Porsche Design joins forces with Hodinkee for another retro, limited-edition chronograph, debuting a COSC-certified Porsche Design WERK 01.340 movement.
Christopher Ward celebrates 15 years of its first in-house complication with the 39mm C1 Jump Hour XV, limited to just 300 pieces.
TAG Heuer celebrates 50 years of the five-borough New York City Marathon with the titanium Connected Calibre E5 NYRR Running Edition.
Norqain releases three new Wild One models with a top plate, centre container, and optional pin-buckle in grade 5 titanium. The three models include two…
Hamilton revives its century-old cushion watch with the American Classic Cushion, inspired by 1920s models and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer
Earthen expands its ceramic Summit range with an affordable trio of colourful additions, continuing its democratisation of ceramic watches
The Monceau Model 01 GTS brings a sandblasted case, automotive-inspired dials and a slim 39mm profile to the revived brand’s sports watch.
The Grand Seiko SBGH376 did not get as much time in the spotlight as the Ushio Diver at Watches and Wonders, but it's not one…
Time+Tide descended on the Cartier Boutique at 90 Collins Street, Melbourne — and brought along some of the most passionate Cartier fans.
The Ianos Amfivios brings the military-issued OYK to civilian wrists with a titanium case, 300m water resistance and clever strap integration.
For Zach, his favourite of the group has to be the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Chronometre Date Power Reserve. Here's why...
This week is all about blue dials: when something works so well it’s hard to change it, but it’s even harder to bring something new…
Russele sat down with Georges Kern and newly installed Breitling CEO Jean-Marc Pontroué to discuss the future of the brand.
When you need to know the day, date, month, and moon phase in one glance, these are the watches to reach for.
This week, Richard Mille revealed a new partnership with GB1, the British America’s Cup Challenger, as the team’s Official Timekeeping Partner for the 38th America’s…
When considering a highly functional, reliable, no-nonsense timepiece that doesn’t break the bank, Seiko 5 undoubtedly comes to mind. Seiko also changed the game for affordable…
MB&F and Caran d’Ache go ape with the GorillaSharpener, a CHF 850 mechanical gorilla that turns sharpening a pencil into an art form.
Longines continues its hot streak with a new, more contemporary blue colourway for both the Spirit Pilot & Spirit Pilot Flyback.
Breguet refreshes the Marine 5517 and flyback Chronographe 5527 with new hand-guilloché dials in white gold, rose gold and titanium.
Formex turns its field watch into a pilot’s watch with the new AirField 40mm Automatic model. With a pilot’s watch-inspired dial and hand set, the…
If you read the marketing material pumped out by the wider watch industry today, you’d be entirely forgiven for assuming the average mechanical watch buyer…
Ulysse Nardin gives the Freak [ONE] its first taste of decorative arts in two very different flavours: Guilloché and Blue Enamel.
The wait is over, the 24 hour sale is about to begin, but how do you get involved? Andrew and Zach are here to help…
The doors just closed on our most ambitious event yet; FounderFest. Seven watches across three events in Melbourne, London and NYC.
H. Moser & Cie unveils new analogue-digital display multi-functional timepiece with its Streamliner OFF-GRID With multiple practical functions including perpetual calendar, split-second chronograph, and vibrating…