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The Twin-Time becomes one of the most compelling models in the sporty Carrera line-up.
A lot of people will be blue if they don't secure one of the 160 pieces, mark our words.
The British independent brand and bespoke French watchmaker have joined forces to officially end winter in the coolest way possible.
This elegant tourbillon piece celebrates the friendship between two legendary watchmakers: John Arnold and Abraham-Louis Breguet.
Armin Strom's latest Dual Time GMT Resonance is a unique take on the GMT watch formula, now in a stainless steel case.
The new Norqain Wild One Skeleton 39mm may scale down the case, but it remains equally as robust and high-performing as its 42mm sibling.
Czapek's integrated sports watch gets a new in-house flying tourbillon movement and gorgeous guilloché dial for Watches and Wonders 2025.
Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025 is set to be the biggest edition yet with 60 brands and new VIP passes. Here's everything you need to…
With Watches and Wonders Geneva just around the corner, we predict big things from Tudor for 2025.
It's a fun game we play every year - what will the crown show us as the curtain rises at their Watches and Wonders 2025…
What is going on with these Tudor chronographs made for the best golf player of all time, and what does it mean?
Before Rolex chucks CFB in the bin, Zach has a proposal for the Crown...
2024 was arguably the year Tudor finally shrugged off the "Rolex's little sibling" label, thanks to a bevy of strong new watch releases.
The term "emotional complication" has become almost derogatory to those creating stunning feminine watch complications.
It was not a revelatory year for Rolex, but there were certainly some standout favourites...
The good news is the Grand Seiko SBGC275 has a beautiful red dial. The bad news? It's a limited edition of 700 pieces.
Pleasing unisex proportions, an in-house flying tourbillon and an opulent dancing diamond make this Chanel watch an intriguing proposition.
Image, Style, and Heritage Director of Cartier Pierre Rainero takes us through the brand's novelties, and the stories behind them.
Stealthy, retro-futuristic, unashamedly masculine and powered by a tasteful in-house movement, this Chanel hits different.
Any new A. Lange & Söhne releases is exciting, even when it's just a new dial for one of the most important chronographs ever.
This lusciously luminous piece ranks as one of the most complicated watches Lange has ever produced, both technically and aesthetically.
All the details about the return of the Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre and the model's patented, high-tech movements.
It wouldn’t be an unfounded opinion to say that vintage reissues have become a bit stale after a decade of non-stop re-releases. Sure, vintage watches…
The T1 Series is heralded to become the saviour of HYT, making the brand more approachable, but still keeping the ethos alive.
The maker of the legendary Navitimer celebrates its 140th, and CEO Georges Kern takes us through the years.
Van Cleef & Arpels showcases haute horology prowess with the intricately hand-crafted Poetic Complications collection.
This year Lange doubled its output from last year, going from one release to two - giving Jamie and Russell plenty to talk about.
The latest team up between Bulgari and Tadao Ando results in a mesmerising series of Serpenti watches with marquetry-like dials.
Parmigiani Fleurier has listened to fans, giving us a no-date Tonda PF for what could be the ultimate sleeper.
Nomos Glahshütte has let loose with the colour wheel for its latest pieces, celebrating 175 years of watchmaking in Glashütte with 31 colourful versions of…
The Gerald Charles Masterlink is an evolution of Genta's Maestro design that the Maestro himself would be proud of.
Montblanc shows off the Minerva internals with their latest monopusher chronograph release.
T+T founder Andrew joined Norqain CEO Ben Küffer at the Norqain booth at Watches and Wonders to customise his very own watch.
These Cliftons combine one of watchmaking's most traditional complications in a contemporary yet timeless package with a great movement beating under the hood.
We came, we saw, we conquered - now here's our picks for the most interesting watches from Geneva's big week of watchmaking.
The holy trinity brand shows off its haute joaillerie and haute horlogerie prowess.
The watch machine never stops churning, turning out new releases even after the conclusion of Watches and Wonders.
After a couple of goes at higher-end complications, Frederique Constant take a stab at something more simple.
Utility was Alpina's focus for this year's fair, expanding the Seastrong Diver and Alpiner ranges.
The revitalised Swiss brand show off rose engine and enamel know-how with a brand new collection.
A brand CEO that says they hope their record gets beaten? Now you don't hear that every day.
Time+Tide Tribe is our new uninhibited horological playground with more behind-the-scenes, colourful, and opinionated content.
Baume & Mercier elevates its Riviera to the next level of style with an openworked dial for the first time.
A world-first complication is quite a rarity nowadays, especially a useful one like in the case of this Bovet.
Penned by the most renowned watch designer of all time, Gerald Charles goes for a diamond-studded look.
A 42mm model returns, now with a beefy power reserve and date window, while the 40mm gets a classy precious metal update.
You've read the reviews, watched the videos, and seen the Instagram posts - but what do the members of our team really think?