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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.
The Time+Tide Team were out in force for this brand-new watch event, which showcased some of the country's notable microbrands.
There are more than 1.5 million unique variations of this watch, and you can personalise it to exactly match your Porsche car. That's wild.
Now among the most renowned independent watchmakers, Kari Voutilainen releases a nostalgic reference to his past.
A trio of steel Tonda PF Sport Chronographs round out the collection of Parmigiani Fleurier's sportiest offerings.
We explain the difference between COSC, METAS, Superlative, and any other chronometer certification method.
Intimately associated with the glamour of international travel, world timers ooze class. Here's some of the best money can buy.
Surrounded by fine works of Impressionism, you could spend a night in the Musée d’Orsay clock room for the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony.
Last week we wanted to celebrate reaching 200k followers on our Instagram, and to do this we felt the best way would be with some…
A new dial, a new movement, and a new material make up what could be the definition of a Grand Seiko dress watch in the…
MB&F and Stephen McDonnell prove that you can always do better, making the LM Sequential even more complicated.
The Schaffhausen brand has whipped up a new ceramic composite dubbed Ceralume, with Lewis Hamilton repping it in Monaco.
These minimalist watches have slim cases and unassuming dials, but are uncompromising when it comes to design, making the most of the least.
It's easy to typecast Breguet as a brand that is strictly rooted in tradition, but there are various shades to Breguet and its collections.
From tolling bells to settling disputes, Buffy explores how minute repeaters were shaped by history.
With the Cortina 1956 Chrono GMT, the striking visuals of the lineup have been retained with the addition of chronograph and GMT functions.
Want to know how to perfectly photograph a watch? Marcus has the answers: composition, lighting tips, and more.
Chronographs with date wheels that go up to 39, maharajas' pocket watches, and vintage Breitling are the stomping grounds for this gentleman.
Buffy explores the 1970s trend that is back in full swing, and how far your money actually goes.
Many independents are launching more and more new models and big box brands are not far behind with some interesting additions to their collection.
The Parmigiani Fleurier Toric collection is back, headlined by the Chronographe Rattrapante.
Hot Ones has blossomed from a humble web series to one of the most watched YouTube formats in the world. Interviewer Sean Evans is known…
Any new A. Lange & Söhne releases is exciting, even when it's just a new dial for one of the most important chronographs ever.
Colourful and bright must've been the design brief for the Taste of Summer, Oris' latest variant of the Aquis Date.
Just in time for the eponymous Grand Prix, TAG Heuer updates the Monaco Skeleton.
A long-desired feature for Grand Seiko bracelets, a LinkedIn comment from Seiko President Akio Naito suggests it is in the works.
Watches are perfect for milestone celebrations, not just because you can wear them every day, but because they symbolise the passing of time. Graduation is…
Buffy explores the out-of-this-world origins of the Gibeon meteorite, and how watch manufacturers made the most of it.
A mechanical watch may be the sustainable option for the environment, but does the same apply when it comes to your wallet?
Ulysse Nardin shows how to do green watchmaking in more than one way with the new Diver Net and Skeleton OPS.
Taking inspiration from the finest of fabrics, the Presage Classic Series looks to be your next smart-casual companion.
With a pink Comblémine dial and completely over-engineered movement, this Moritz Grossmann is a prime example of Glashütte watchmaking.
Imagine you're back in high school and the bell rings for lunch. Which 'table' of watch collectors do you sit with? Our community got creative…
Bulgari celebrates in style, with gems upon gems upon gems, crafting some watches that are almost jewellery, and others that definitely are.
While new colourways are always appreciated, Jaeger-LeCoultre has launched a new Polaris with a travel time complication.
Orange isn't really a colour that comes up too often in the dial conversation, but when it does, it often produces amazing results.
Casio might be the masters of resin watches, but there's just something undeniably cool about a proper steel G-SHOCK.
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