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The age of quartz is well and truly underway, but the 1970s would bring about many more changes.
With Seiko and Grand Seiko on the dial, a high-beat manually wound movement, and a Zaratsu-polished case, the SLGW005 takes us back to the 1960s.
Seiko's 1960s dive watch icon is back in black and white. Meet the Seiko Prospex Marinemaster SLA077 & SLA079.
Because, let's face it, who among us isn’t at least a little bit of a horological voyeur?
The Dual Time GMT Resonance sports a fascinating, beautifully decorated movement and is Armin Strom's smallest resonance watch to date.
These watches cater to every orientation of the population.
Steampunk, but in the most MB&F and L'Epée way possible.
It’s hot here in Geneva. The heat is the number one topic of conversation around the Beau Rivage as members of the watch press sweat…
For Geneva Watch Days 2024, the Hölstein brand has brought two key releases: a new Aquis Chronograph and a limited edition Divers Sixty-Five.
Boasting a titanium case and a trio of retro dial finishes, the C60 Trident Lumière combines tool watch bona fides with on-point vibes.
The ThinKing required all of the master watchmaker's genius to make it the thinnest mechanical watch in the world, which measures just 1.65mm.
Buffy explores a modern sailing watch, as it would have been made back in the '30s.
A funky micro and funky independent make for a fruity collab.
To celebrate its 140th anniversary, Breitling has produced a limited run of three perpetual calendar chronographs in red gold.
Using Geneva Watch Days as the launchpad, a historic Swiss brand comes back into the fray.
The Legend Diver 39mm gets a refresh with new green, terracotta, and anthracite polished lacquer dials.
The revived Daniel Roth introduces its second piece, the Tourbillon Rose Gold, adding new elements aimed at the collector community.
Subtle changes sometimes make the coolest watches, and we guess lefties will be pretty happy with this one.
The Italian jeweller and watchmaker pens a collaboration with the iconic American guitar manufacturer marking the 70th anniversary of the legendary Fender Stratocaster.
Available only from autumn until mid-spring, these seasonal timepieces bottle greatness.
These two new Alpina Heritage models mark the first-ever circular-cased designs within the Heritage collection.
Inspired by an unusual art movement, Trilobe's latest releases expand on the brand's colourway offering.
Purple watch dials may not be the most common, but they are among the most evocative that you'll find on the market.
The fifth instalment of the independent-focused watch fair is set to be its biggest edition yet. Here's what you can expect.
Resplendent in Tudor Blue, this chronograph nods to vintage models like the Submariner "Snowflake" and Oysterdate Chronograph "Montecarlo".
A new, whimsical take on Art Deco is hoping to excite and move watch enthusiasts.
The latest issue of our mag features 164 of this year’s best watch releases (so far) as well as a bunch of exclusive articles.
A hand-painted CasiOak is not something you see every day, but that's exactly what Fratello and IFL Watches have done with this Moonlander.
Unveiled at Watches & Wonders Shanghai 2024, its innovative tide indicator and moonphase can show high, low, spring and neap tides.
A solid gold entry-level piece is very Vacheron Constantin, and so is the artistic craft beaut celebrating the Year of the Snake.
IWC's dressiest watch gets a sportier look.
Zenith's latest collaboration with the Argentine-Spanish graffiti artist reaches new horological (and holographic) heights.
Not too hot, nor too cold, we compile some of the best mid-size watches with a Goldilocks diameter between 35mm and 40mm.
Andrew Morgan, the man behind Talking Hands of Watchfinder, gives us the secrets to compelling storytelling in this episode of Watches And.
What does the "S" in M.A.D.1S stand for? A 20% slimmer case, Swiss calibre, and single-cylinder time display.
These durable, affordable quartz models make one of Hamilton’s most accessible watches an even easier choice.
The new Grand Seiko SBGY035 and SBGA499 limited editions celebrate a special anniversary with autumn-inspired red dials.
The talented Japanese independent watchmaker has brought back a long-lost brand from his homeland to add to his brand portfolio.
What happens when you don't have lots of space, but lots of watches to store? A watch roll is the answer, and here are some…
This pair of bronze field watches celebrate the 80th anniversary of America’s longest-running (and most-loved) public service announcement.
Love the Chronomaster Revival Shadow but want a ladder bracelet? Zenith just solved your dilemma.
Dress watches should be minimal, slim and small - and here's some of the best examples you should add to your collection.
Blue dial, big tourbillon, and titanium build - is this the ultimate luxury sports watch?
Whether it's on the court or off it, most tennis players worth their salt will have a watch sponsor. Some of them are quite unexpected.
Omegas with Easter eggs, Norqains with diamonds and Urwerks modeled after spy planes were the order of the week.
Celebrating the big milestones is important, and wedding anniversaries are as big as they come, here are the best watches for each one.
Seiko has been a much-loved enthusiast brand for a long time. But it was the 1960s that defined its long-term success.
Regrets, we've had a few. But unlike Frank Sinatra, watch collectors have more than a few watches they regret buying.
We've put together this helpful guide to all the main elements of a watch, from cases to crowns and everything in-between.
Keep your collection in tip-top condition with a few simple tools that you don't need a degree in watchmaking to use.
Tissot x Grendizer x Time+Tide brought the new PRX UFO Robot Grendizer collaboration to Melbourne's Robot Bar.
Omega shows that a special, tribute edition doesn't have to be any less daily-wearer friendly.
Easter Arabic numerals carry some of the most luxurious connotations in the watch industry, and these are the best watches to find them on.
The large, French, luxury house has taken a minority ownership stake in MB&F which turns 20 years old next year.
The PRX Robot Grendizer stands to entice a whole new audience to one of the strongest entry-level mechanical watches.
Spoiler alert - we're sorry to say that nobody mentioned Invicta.
Marquetry is a niche endeavour, but the results are astonishing, with the melange of natural materials making up wonderful paysages.
IWC is set to explore space through the Polaris Dawn mission, and all for the sake of charity.
The '60s were a particularly groovy and innovative time for watchmaking, especially thanks to Seiko.
Norwegian footballer and first-ever Ballon d’Or Féminin winner Ada Hegerberg talks women’s football and watches with Andrew McUtchen.
With a captivating dial construction, the Ming 20.01 Series 3 shows what the Ming Special Projects Cave can do in the dark.
It is often considered the most prolific complication in the watch world, and it has a long, complex, story to tell.
We discover that Regé-Jean Page is more than just an ambassador for Longines, he's also a fan of the vintage models.
