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We feature Serena Williams this week for Spot the Watch and her unusual Audemars Piguet spotted on her wrist at Wimbledon 2016

We introduce the new base movement of Glashütte Original, Calibre 36 and also, a behind-the-scenes look at the extensive testing it undergoes for 24 days.

In this week's Throwback Sundays article, we feature six wonderful Seiko watches, from our archives. Click here to find out more!

Just as much as we love to talk about watches, we are also continuously on the lookout to spot industry moves and trends. We first pointed out the callous arms race for bronze case watches, and it seems like there is yet another trend on the rise in the emergence of steel case watches in premium lines. For those less familiar with the metals, for premium brands like Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, steel is usually associated with sports models and their classic models are seldom made in steel.

The creative visions of one Swiss artist and one Swiss watch brand unite to create a timepiece destined to win over the hearts and minds of a new generation.

A. Lange & Söhne celebrates the re-opening of Lange Boutique in Ginza, by announcing two dial additions to the Saxonia Automatic line.

Deployant – Asia’s leading online magazine and community for high horology and lifestyles – today announced the appointment of Jonathan Ho to its management team as its Executive Editor, reporting to the owners of the group. Jonathan joins a team of of 8 editorial and commercial staff at Deployant. Jonathan will carry dual portfolios in both theRead More

For the first time, Rolex tops the list for the World's Most Reputable Companies. We take an analytical look at this, and give our opinions.

We take a sneak peek at the new Ochs Und Junior Perpetual Calendar, with price and technical specification.

Davide Traxler gives one of the industry's most honest looks at plans for new Corum; a rarity where almost every interview is politically correct.

The perpetual calendar is a notoriously complex complication - but Audemars Piguet has continually proved its technical mastery, culminating in the newly launched Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar ref. 26574.

We review the Jaeger LeCoultre Master Grand Tourbillon Enamel, with our high res photography, analysis, full specs and price.

In this week's Throwback Sundays article, we feature both British watches and watchmakers. Check out what are some of the pieces that we have selected!

We unveil the new Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean "Deep Space", price and technical specification. Click here to find out more!

Zenith's contribution to the watch world has been remarkable by any measure. For starters, it was the first manufacture to create an automatic integrated column wheel movement, fondly known as the El Primero. More recently, its increasing staple of well-priced and attractive watches with reliable in house movements makes Zenith one of our favourite brands.

It is absolutely mindboggling to think that the annual-calendar complication didn’t exist a mere 20 years ago. Even more astounding, though, is how just within those 20 years, the annual calendar has become a staple complication in high horology today.

The 2009 re-issue of the Longines Silver Arrow continues the provenance and pedigree of the St. Imier factory and we managed to find one on eBay.

Review of the Breitling for Bentley GMT B04 S Carbon with hands-on analysis, live high resolution photographs, and price.