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Unlike Star Wars Stormtroopers, these black and white watches don't miss...
In these past seven days, we’ve seen a focus on high watchmaking from both independents and big brands alike.
Parmigiani Fleurier CEO Guido Terreni tells us how to make complicated watches minimal, and where the brand is heading in 2025.
Well, as "entry-level" as a pink gold, complicated Roger Dubuis can be.
From affordable micro-rotor micros to high-end wonders pushing the complication forward, these are the best micro-rotor watches around.
Cartier reopens its boutique in Melbourne in lavish style, and George Russell dons a custom IWC Ingenieur ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
The retro-futuristic Riviera Chronograph Flyback is the clear highlight, but there's plenty more in store from Baume.
The sports watch-focused Swiss brand gives their rugged integrated sports watch a sleek, monochromatic titanium makeover.
A voluptuous titanium case, unique mirrored caseback and architectural in-house movement make this ArtyA an intriguing prospect.
Buffy opines on the intricacies of men and jewellery through the years.
A hand-wound calibre on full display, with plenty of hand-finishing... But does the Garrick S3 Deadbeat Seconds justify its price?
We look at the watches that blend driving inspiration and time-telling best.
Bell & Ross celebrates its most recognisable model's 20th anniversary
Slender, small and elegant, Lange's smallest 1815 is somewhat of a challenge to the expectations of the brand.
Whether it's a simple Casio, dressy Serica, or luxe Bulgari, we think we've covered our bases.
Solstice's latest watch is a complete re-do of the entire brand, scrapping its bland past in the hopes that honesty and value can save it.
Whether you're actually entering a cockpit or just dreaming of taking to the skies like most of us, here are 7 of the best pilot's…
Complication, materials, and drop-dead gorgeous looks.
While the definition changed throughout history, the word bicompax always signified elegant, refined chronographs. Here are some of the best.
Candy-like sapphire cases, tasty Avocad0 and Guacam0le, and a tribute to Babar the Elephant are among this week's releases.
The British brand offers its take on the jumping hour watch trend, with Terra Nova models in bronze and steel.
From the Moon, to the wrist, with all the same functionality.
It's been a big week in watches, with Christopher Ward capping it off with a flashy premiere of its new documentary.
Being the cradle of watchmaking, France is bound to have some good watchmakers - and it does.
The Swiss brand continues its value-packed releases with a complicated take.
The new Breguet Classique Souscription 2025 celebrates the brand's 250th anniversary with a watch inspired by its 1790s pocket watches.
Zenith's complicated take on the icon gets a new, pinky hue.
The newest release from Christopher Ward ushers in a new era for the brand and is the next bold step after the Bel Canto.
In an unexpected and playful move, SU unveils two new Series1 colourways inspired by knock-offs of their watches rather than lawyering up.
Wearing one watch everyday can feel like a drag to some, but the joy of a faithful companion is hard to beat, and these are…
Less vibrant colours, more obvious symmetry.
Sponsorships aside, are there any actual watch nerds among the current F1 line-up?
The super-popular British independent brand finally arrives 'in the metal' Down Under, exclusively at our Melbourne Discovery Studio.
This grey-cased Anatom in high-tech ceramic is set to be a crowd-pleaser, combining just enough '80s funk with modern design.
A shockingly approachable release from Cyrus brings us a practical take on the GMT with that typical twist we expect from the brand.
Tourbillons are associated with hefty price tags, but our list includes surprisingly affordable watches along with expectedly pricey ones.
HYT's latest keeps the octagonal T1 case, but opens up the dial.
We've put together this helpful guide to all the main elements of a watch, from cases to crowns and everything in-between.
New references of the Hèrmes Cut and Arceau collections use complications to pause their time displays as the movement keeps running.
Chiming watches are some of the most romantic complications in the world, and their variety is seemingly endless.
As the big players are recovering from the magnitude of the fairs, the independents have come out to play.
With 18 different configurations across the new collection, Moser has brought a dose of fun to this year's releases.
Jérôme Lambert returns to Jaeger-LeCoultre after a two-decade-long hiatus, and he's got plenty to share about the new Reverso models.
More than meets the eye.
Norqain recreates a mountain peak for its two novelties.
Sotheby’s has partnered with WatchCheck to offer a comprehensive watch servicing platform.
Anyone wanna chip in for my next birthday?
It's the biggest week of the year and there is a lot to see and do, but what does it tell us about the bigger…
Inspired by early 20th century wristwatches, with some impressively intricate design details.
This year, we gathered a prominent group of collectors and enthusiasts tucked away inside the Cartier booth to talk all things Cartier.
Despite being one of the most popular categories of watches, there weren't many new divers at Watches and Wonders. What gives?
Four complications with two patented solutions help deliver a smooth and efficient split-seconds chronograph.
Horological mastery and lifelong obsessions made these creations come to life.
The new white-dial Black Bay Pro Polar is more than just a palette swap - but how does it stack up to the original black…
With space travel seemingly on the rise you might want to prepare for it by getting the right watch for the occasion now.
High beats, low grams.
Blue dials have always been popular, and these watches stand out as being the nicest money can buy right now.
A full tungsten carbide case and bracelet make this a surprising watch to hold, and a secret dial makes it a joy to wear.
We've seen what all the big box brands had to show, but what about the indies?
Andrew and Chris chat crashed Formula cars, fighter jet camera technology, and of course, watches.
Some picks that are special enough, but won't put you in even more debt.
The calm after the storm: that’s how I would describe the state of the week... Although there were plenty of big watch releases!
How thin is too thin? Bulgari continues to claim horological superlatives with the Octo Finissimo line.