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Explore the evolution of Chopard’s Alpine Eagle XL Chrono, from its debut to the latest titanium and Rhône Blue edition. Discover how this luxury timepiece blends family legacy, cutting-edge technology, and a commitment to ecological preservation.

Introducing the 2024 TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 collection: now featuring a new chronometer movement, refined case ergonomics, and a redesigned wave-pattern dial.

An in-depth look at the Porsche Design Chronograph 1 with one of its most ardent collectors.

With textured dials, delicate colors and curved surfaces, the newest Presage models embody the timelessness of Japanese design

The Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Gets A Bold Makeover With Three New Black Ceramic Models And A Selection Of Seductive Green Dials

Baltic returns as the official timekeeper of The Tour de France Automobile, along with a new limited edition chronograph in honor of the long-standing rally.

The newest Seiko 1965 Heritage Diver’s watch blends the legendary style of the original with a host of performance, aesthetic and ergonomic upgrades.

Meet HODINKEE's Director of Product & Strategy, and his Leica MP.

In celebration of its 70th Anniversary, watchmaker Orient Star debuts a series of compelling new timepieces that can only be described as “celestial.”

A deep dive into the mind of two unique creatives and how time shapes their process.

Japanese craftsmanship and style combine to create a unique experience for Orient Star's 70th Anniversary.

Orient Star’s new M34 F7 Semi Skeleton and M45 F7 Mechanical Moon Phase models combine cosmic inspiration with in-house automatic movements.

Movado’s new collection provides endlessly daring options

Combining Grand Seiko's technical bona fides with Taro Tanaka's "Grammar of Design" ideals

The new standard for aesthetics

Pioneering a new level of precision

The new Seiko Prospex Marinemaster 1965 Diver

For the Islay-based distillery, a sense of place is everything.

Carl F. Bucherer’s peripheral technology puts an elegant new spin on automatic-winding watches

The new CFB Capsule Collection pairs the brand’s in-house movements with a series of five new black-on-black watches dedicated to global capital cities.

Both brands are building a legacy of change.

Fans of the iconic “Blobzmos” and “Kozlingos” can now wear them on their wrists

Victorinox honors its adventurous spirit with the Journey 1884

Three stylish new Seiko diver’s watches salute 60 years of underwater innovation.

We think AP's new caliber is such a big deal, we drafted in some big guns to go deeper with it.

If you were to sit me down at a desk and ask me to write down 41 watch complications off the top of my head, I think the result would be rather like Ross Geller trying to name the 50 states in that one episode of Friends. There’s just no way I could do it. Forty-one is an absurd number of complications to even conceive of, let alone cram into one surprisingly wearable watch. And yet, that is what Vacheron Constantin’s one-of-a-kind watchmaking department, Les Cabinotiers, has managed to do. Just about a year after introducing the world’s most complicated watch of any kind - a pocket watch containing 63 complications - Vacheron has unveiled the Les Cabinotiers ‘Solaria Ultra Grand Complication.’ It’s hard to know where to start with a watch like this, especially since I haven’t had the opportunity to see it in person, so to begin, I’ll just say this: I am wildly impressed by this watch, and you should be too. It’s a serious step up from their previous most complicated wristwatch - the Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Celestia Astronomical Grand Complication 3600, which housed 23 complications. It’s worth saying here that, even before getting to the Solaria Ultra Grand Complication, Vacheron Constantin had a very good Watches & Wonders. The brand is celebrating its 270th anniversary this year and they’ve done a hell of a job with it. Their new 127-piece limited edition Traditionelle Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar, with its novel movement and ann...