Latest watch news · Page 2008

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.

The 30s was a period of great economic turmoil yet for the watch industry, it was a pivotal turning point. Here are the most iconic 1930s watches of the era

We review the Hautlence Vortex Primary designed by art connoisseur and former footballer Eric Cantona! This is the second Hautlence designed by him.

The winning Le Mans 2015 Porsche Motorsport team returns with a 2016 Chopard Superfast Chrono Porsche 919 black edition engineered to the same winning specs

We take you to Kyoto and Tokyo to experience for the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Tour. the spirit of travel and the launch of the new Overseas Worldtime.

In this week's Throwback Sundays article, we feature six watches that we reckon have an excellent value proposition.

Audemars Piguet revealed the new Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked at SIHH earlier this year. While retaining the classic Royal Oak case design, the Openworked movement hosts a new concept that is said to improve the accuracy of timekeeping. Two balance wheels are positioned parallel to each other and connected via a central staff. This design is oneRead More

As more Swiss watch brands fall under foreign ownership, does Citizen's acquisition of frederique constant herald a new paradigm in watchmaking?

Review of the Montblanc 4810 Orbis Terrarum with hands-on analysis, live high resolution photographs, and price.

A collector recounts his collecting journey, and how he became enchanted and finally purchased the A Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk Striking Time.

Appointed recently as the new creative director of Audemars Piguet, Claude Emmenegger is no stranger to the brand or to watchmaking. At SIHH earlier this year, revolution met the creator of the Tradition of Excellence series and the very first Royal Oak Concept in 2002, who has made his mark in the world of horology.

We review the IWC Pilot's Watch Timezoner Chronograph with innovative rotating bezel for adjusting the timezone combined with a flyback chronograph.

Review: Credor Eichi II. A hands-on analytical review of the elusive watch from Seiko's Micro Artisan Studios. High res pics, comparisons, specs and price.

In this week's Throwback Sundays article, we feature six watches that we reckon will make an excellent Father's Day gift.

On a recent visit to the IWC Schaffhausen manufacture, Revolution discovers that its industrial ambitions are as old as the city and the river by which it was founded.

Sinn releases a new limited edition to 500 pieces camouflage edition of the popular U1 collection. The popular German submarine theme watch brand is well known for its military associations. In particular, the brand was made famous by the use of submarine steel and its tough watch demeanour. The nomenclature also alludes to German submarines, the U-boat