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Ulysse Nardin's Clémence Le Rolland on the Freak's rocky beginnings and rise to stardom.
The vintage styling of the Superman Skin Diver Slim is clear to see, and pairs nicely with the in-house micro-rotor movement inside.
A modern reinterpretation that brings elements from across the Nivada back catalogue for a pleasing finish that can do it all.
Seiko's entry-level GMT movement has been making the rounds, most recently landing in the Presage Cocktail Time GMT.
Seven sapphire crystals, a slim Swiss automatic, and a hand-polished case make up the Minase Seven Windows.
The origins of the California dial may remain a mystery, but what we know for certain is that these are some of the best you…
Horn lugs, multi-layered dials, and a smidge over 7mm in thickness make the Mistral sound quite compelling.
Straps and bracelet stacks are not the only means to accessorise your favourite watch. Tattoos can be a bold way to liven up your wrist…
Buffy figures out whether the Bovet Récital 27 is the ultimate high-end travel watch.
"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…
Hermès has taken a fascinating journey from saddlery to watches, with its latest creation, the Cut, proving it still has horological clout.
This was a big week for watch releases, with high-profile motorsports-inspired watches and yet more MoonSwatch variants.
Seiko goes back to years past to unveil the new quartet of King Seiko KS1969 models.
This beefy yet innovative watch uses a complex six-barrel system that's wound by a typical automatic rotor to mechanically power LED backlights.
Some of the best independent watchmakers out there are family business, but these are true examples of the skill running in the family.
Longines throws a party for its sapphire jubilee, significantly bulking out the Conquest collection.
Earth to Swatch and Omega: a major athletic competition the group is tied to could have offered a major MoonSwatch moment.
Rainbow watches are usually associated with high price tags and coloured gems, but our ten of the best start at just $160.
The JB200 PoulPro Night Diver gets a black PVD case and full-lume dial, courtesy of Fratello.
The Porsche 963 has been a class above the competition this year, but can it win at Circuit de la Sarthe?
Independent legends, manufacturing powerhouses, and cult classics all feature on this list.
There's plenty of watch indexes out there these days, but how useful are they really?
The British brand packs as many features into this '70s-inspired, block-coloured nugget.
New Swatch x Omega MoonSwatch Mission on Earth models have arrived, but is this what the collection needed in the face of waning momentum?
Swatch has once again fired up the watch community with two teasers suggesting a new collaboration with Omega is coming June 2024.
Louis Vuitton presents another step in its journey to mainstream, luxury watchmaking with the new Escale.
As far as chronometer certifications go, there’s no standard that is more misunderstood than the one set by METAS. We explain what it entails.
We love to engage with our readers, and when we asked "what's the worst advice you've heard about watch collecting?" you had a lot to…
Watch Week Aspen is set to have its inaugural outing in August 2024. Here's everything you need to know about this new watch fair.
Pleasing unisex proportions, an in-house flying tourbillon and an opulent dancing diamond make this Chanel watch an intriguing proposition.
There's something about a time-only watch that stands out. Here are a few of the absolute best on the market.
These two overlooked smart casual luxury sports watches are aficionado's picks - we put them head to head.
Watch dials that mimic the cool appearance of ice are becoming more popular: these pieces prove the diverse ways it can be done.
Breitling has turned to two-time MVP and NBA champion Giannis Antetokounmpo for a new limited edition duo of Breitling Chronomat watches.
This week saw both Seiko and King Seiko releases, while Omega celebrated signing Barry Keoghan as its latest ambassador with new Speedmasters.
This new Citizen Attesa Layers of Time strives to offer the utmost practical beauty, highly robust and functional with a captivating dial.
We cut through the marketing spin with a guide to the main grades or alloys of stainless steel used in modern watchmaking.
Audemars Piguet's [RE]Master 02 is a bellwether for a growing trend in modern watch design: a return to brutalism.
We might've expected a new Mickey or Grande Sonnerie, but Gérald Genta surprises with its first post-revival release.
On June 22nd, the Time+Tide Discovery Studio in Melbourne is set to host a Zenith Discovery Session showing off the brand's latest watches.
We've put together a list of some of the best chronograph watches on the market today that span the breadth of this popular category.
A pocket watch might not be what we expected from the first Hublot and Daniel Arsham collab, but it kind of makes sense.
A new watch brand that's taking a sculptural approach to design, the Anoma A1 is asymmetrical and highly considered.
We're bringing the Time+Tide Studio experience to Sydney, hosting our first Studio Pop-Up on the 29th and 30th of June.
Barry Keoghan is Omega's latest celebrity ambassador, also sporting the new Speedmaster Moonwatch Bi-Colour in Moonshine and Sedna Gold.
Image, Style, and Heritage Director of Cartier Pierre Rainero takes us through the brand's novelties, and the stories behind them.
This tasteful collaborative piece harkens back to the Zodiac Point Series of the 90s, while featuring some enthusiast-minded modern touches.
While unlikely to take over from the ever-popular blue and green, these red dial watches are all stand-outs in their own way.
Stealthy, retro-futuristic, unashamedly masculine and powered by a tasteful in-house movement, this Chanel hits different.
FHH's Watches and Talents focuses on the unsung heroes of watchmaking that make the magic happen behind the scenes.
Credor, King Seiko, Grand Seiko, Prospex or Presage - how do these Seiko brands and collections actually stack up?
Perhaps unusual for a Venetian-inspired brand, the Venezianico Bucintoro 1969 has a compelling set of specs.
A range refresh brings new Date & GMT models with Goldilocks 42mm cases and more impressive, COSC-certified movements.
While the watch-collecting world covets and lusts after vintage sports watches, Zach explains why they may be better to appreciate than own.
Retro oddballs or haute horlogerie stunners, there's always a time and place for quartz movements, and these are some of the most expensive.
Fully stealthy, but not taking itself seriously must've been the design brief for this one.
With a dial that easily changes orientation at will, De Rijke & Co. and Guy Allen depict three champlevé paysages.
Last week saw Credor and AP reimagine some eclectic retro designs for the 21st century, and RM release its final Rafael Nadal collab model.
A legendary rock-and-roll name for an anniversary release seems appropriate, doesn't it?
The go-to entry-level Swiss field watch gets three new colourways, including a first white dial in bronze.
For the 50th anniversary of the brand, the Gérald Genta Credor Locomotive returns as a 300-piece limited edition in titanium.
Moving characters, singing birds, and hidden messages that come to life are just some of the hallmarks of the best automaton watches.
Hermès Horloger Creative Director Philippe Delhortal explains trends, and what the Cut represents.