Results for The 1969 Automatic Chronograph Race

Is The Most Affordable Swiss Automatic Watch Any Good? The SWATCH Sist

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Grand Seiko’s First Automatic Chronograph With An Eye-Catching Display

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The Most Wearable Chronograph Watches For Smaller To Medium Wrists

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The Most Value-Packed Mechanical Chronograph From Germany - Hanhart 41

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Zenith Drops the Defy Chronograph USM

The Tiffany & Co. Atlas Watch is back, and Now it’s Automatic 

Hands-On With The BA111OD Chapter 7 Chronometer Forest Green

Writing about watches from a distance can be a challenging task. Sure, it’s easy enough to understand the specifications, finishing methods, and purpose of a new release. However, seeing is believing. Then again, there are times when coming face to face with a potentially desirable watch ends in disappointment. Thankfully, the BA111OD Chapter 7 is […] Visit Hands-On With The BA111OD Chapter 7 Chronometer Forest Green to read the full article.

A Guide to the Automatic Winding System

First Look - Handsome New Chronographs Expand the Raymond Weil Millesime Collection

Raymond Weil’s Millesime collection has fast become the brand’s bestseller, thanks to its convincing retro design, decent outsourced automatic movements, and competitive prices. The Millesime Chronograph was added to the collection last year and stands out with its attractive reverse panda dial references. The latest 39mm chronographs, available in steel with a grey dial and […]

Unveiling The Richard Mille RM 43-01 Ferrari Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph

Why the Breitling Navitimer B19 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph in Steel is the Smart Move

Introducing: The Unimatic x Todd Snyder 'Modello Tre' Chronograph Limited Edition

Only 100 pieces at an affordable price, so move fast to grab one before they're gone.

LVMH Watch Week 2025: A New Automatic Movement For The Bvlgari Serpenti

[Video] Going Inside A Speedmaster Movement With The Slow Mo Guys

An incredibly cool video went online the other day on The Slow Mo Guys’ YouTube channel. The guys (Gav and Dan) used insane equipment to get the frame rate to 10,000 per second and the magnification to 10× for some seriously close and slow footage inside the miniature marvel of Omega’s caliber 1869. That’s right […] Visit [Video] Going Inside A Speedmaster Movement With The Slow Mo Guys to read the full article.

TAG Heuer Celebrates the 2nd Las Vegas Grand Prix with a Vibrant New Monaco Chronograph

H. Moser & Cie and Massena LAB Present the Endeavour Chronograph Compax

The Hublot Big Bang Unico Sailing Team Edition is Built for the World’s Most Insane Sailing Race

Hands-On: An Unusual Chronograph Revival - The Nivada Grenchen Chronosport

It's an unusual-looking watch, but I shouldn't have judged a book by its Singer-dialed cover.

Hands-On: Ming's New 20.01 Series 3 Chronograph Is The Best Of What The Brand Does So Well

If you like phenomenal movements, technical innovation, and a whole lot of lume, this new watch is going to blow you away.

Why The Lemania 2310 Is The Greatest Chronograph Ever Made | Part II | Diving Deep

Why The Lemania 2310 Is The Greatest Chronograph Ever Made | Part I | Diving Deep

The Latest Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph Would Go Perfect With Your Havana Cigar

Singer Reimagined Debuts the Perfectly-Sized 1969 in Bronze

TAG Heuer’s big star at Watches & Wonders 2024 is the new Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph

Did Furlan Marri and Auro Montanari create the best sub three thousand dollar Swiss flyback chronograph ever?

TAG Heuer Autavia Chronometer Flyback: Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Autavia with Two Nostalgically Inclined Flyback Chronographs - Reprise

To mark the sixtieth anniversary of the Autavia wristwatch, TAG Heuer is rolling out two executions of an automatic flyback chronograph, a textbook example of how to transform historic looks into contemporary classics: the Autavia Chronometer Flyback.

Braun’s Affordable Bauhaus Watches Go Swiss Automatic for the First Time

Right on the Mark: Montblanc × Collective Horology 1858 Minerva Monopusher Chronograph ‘Blue Arrow’ P.05

8-Bit Nostalgia - Introducing the AVI-8 Flyboy Capcom 1942 Automatic Limited Edition

If you were to stop and think of an iconic video game from your childhood, assuming you were an early millennial, one of a handful of characters or series might first come to mind. Mario, Sonic, Mortal Kombat, etc. While making a watch inspired by any of those major franchises would certainly draw a dedicated customer base, it wouldn’t be a surprising thing to do. This is why I got very excited when I learned that AVI-8 was collaborating with Capcom to create a watch inspired by 1942. 1942 was first released, apparently, in 1984. I too was released that year, but I only played it for the first time, as memory serves, in an arcade at a hotel I was staying at with my family. I was likely five or six. I played it for what felt like hours, though given that I was spending my parent’s quarters, it was likely a lot less. Regardless, I was obsessed. I had dreams about it, neigh, nightmares. I later discovered I could rent it for my Nintendo at the local video store (feeling old yet?) and the obsession continued. You see, unlike the typical side-scrolling platform games of the day, which I wasn’t very good at, 1942 was a vertical-scrolling shooter. Your fighter plane was always firing, and you swayed left and right to avoid incoming ammunition. There were powerups, big bosses, levels with ships, and other stuff that I just found epically exciting at the time. It was a fun game. But, what it lacked was a central character. An iconic central figure to idolize, save a little an...

Richard Mille Unveils the RM 72-01 Chronograph for the 100th Anniversary of Le Mans