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Grand Seiko and the Stillness of Nature

Business News: Stephen Forsey, Co-Founder Of Greubel Forsey, Steps Down From Company Board

The company co-founder stepped down from the board but remains a significant minority shareholder, says the CEO.

Van Cleef & Arpels Brings the Poetry of Time to Hong Kong

Introducing - The New Designs of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronographs in Ceramic and Titanium

Since its debut in 1993, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore has served as the brand´s most expressive, aggressive, and experimental platform. Bigger, bolder and much more muscular than the original Royal Oak, the Offshore lived up to its “Beast” nickname, while becoming a showcase for material innovation and colour exploration. The 2021 redesign marked […]

Introducing: A Trio Of New Perpetual Calendars, And A New Openworked Version Of Audemars Piguet’s Newest Perpetual Calendar Movement

The new openworked Caliber 7139 debuts in a Code 11.59 and Royal Oak, while the non-openworked Royal Oak gets an attractive new edition in blue ceramic.

Vacheron Constantin Updates Overseas Tourbillon With Deep Red Dial

First Look - The Atelier Wen Millesime 2025 Perception with Pietersite Dial

Since its founding, Atelier Wen has positioned itself as a link between contemporary watchmaking and Chinese cultural heritage. Created by Robin Tallendier and Wilfried Buiron, the brand has steadily built its own design identity, drawing from architecture, traditional crafts and modern manufacturing. The Perception collection, its integrated-bracelet sports watch, has become the core expression.  Introduced […]

Tissot Updates Its PR516 Automatic Watch With Two New Dial Colors

Tissot adds white and aqua blue dials to the PR516 38mm Powermatic 80, reinforcing it as an accessible automatic watch for new collectors.

Introducing: The Toledano & Chan b/1.3r, Now In Titanium With A Solid Gold Dial (Live Pics)

Ripple in still waters, when there is no pebble tossed, nor wind to blow.

Revolution Awards 2025: Brand of the Year - Breguet and Vacheron Constantin

Revolution Awards 2025: Leader of The Year - Laurent Perves

Revolution Awards 2025: Revolutionary of The Year - Gregory Kissling

Revolution Awards 2025: Watch Revolution of the Year - Rolex Land-Dweller

Revolution Awards 2025: Watch of The Year - Ferdinand Berthoud Naissance d’une Montre 3

Dennison is doubling down on natural dials, and we absolutely love it

Two hot new takes on Dennison's dress watch have arrived in our store: Black Marble, and the mother-of-pearl marquetry Ghost.The post Dennison is doubling down on natural dials, and we absolutely love it appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Horological Lifestyle: Some of the best Champagnes we enjoyed recently

As we await for the horological year to start proper, we bring you this new Sunday column, sharing about the best champagnes we recently enjoyed.

Interview - Karishma Karer and Punit Mehta, Co-Founders of India Watch Weekend, One of India’s Fastest-Growing Watch Events

India Watch Weekend returned to Mumbai, India’s financial capital, this year for its second edition. Co-founded by Karishma Karer and Punit Mehta, the event was conceived as a space where watches could be experienced and discussed in an Indian context. Their backgrounds across watch media, brand relations, and collector communities shape the weekend’s focus on […]

Happenings: Kari Voutilainen To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

Kari Voutilainen shares a behind-the-scenes look at his workshop and the Brodbeck Guillochage center.

LVMH Watch Week 2026: Louis Vuitton’s La Camionnette - The Art of Travel in Miniature

LVMH Watch Week 2026: The Art of Gold - Bulgari’s Roman Mastery

LVMH Watch Week 2026: Louis Vuitton Escale - A Journey of Discovery

Announcements: The Horological Society Of New York Announces 2026 Global Financial Aid Opportunities for Watchmaking Students

New Independent Watchmaker Grant Joins Expanded Scholarship Portfolio.

Jacob & Co. God of Time - Divine timing

Essays: Prices, Volumes, And Passion: The Business Of Watches In 2025 And What To Expect In 2026

How the watch industry navigated its most structurally challenging year in a decade and what to look out for in 2026.

First Look - The New Tonneau-Shaped Seiko Presage Classic Series SPB537 with Enamel Dial

It has been a while since we last saw a tonneau-shaped Seiko Presage… The last to surface on MONOCHROME was the Presage Enamel SPB049 from 2017, a quietly unusual model that stood apart from the round, conservative silhouettes that dominate Seiko’s classical offerings, or the 2019 Zen Garden SARY111 (SRPD05/07) series. But here we are […]

Suzanne Dirks To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

Artist and educator Suzanne Dirks asks a deceptively simple question: Do public clocks still organize how we move through New York City, or have they begun to fade into the background?

Year In Review: Video: The Watch I Wore Most In 2025, By Members Of The Hodinkee Family

40 watches for '25.

Best Mechanical Watches for Beginners: Picks After Years Of Testing

Looking for your first mechanical watch? We share proven, hands-on picks we’ve worn and tested, so you can start confidently without wasting time and money.

Watches, Wine, And Letting Taste Lead: Sommelier Jhonel Faelnar With TanTan Wang At UBS House Of Craft

From Burgundy to Grand Seiko: The Atomix beverage director reflects on why great objects reward patience.

Year in Review: the “Sleeper” Watches of 2025

How does one define a “sleeper” watch? We put together a guide a few years ago and basically came to the conclusion that a sleeper watch is one that is great but not obvious about it. A better framing might be that these are “if you know, you know” watches. They all have some attribute that makes them incredibly special but it’s not always readily apparent or widely understood.  Honestly, I love a sleeper and always have. I think it’s a natural focus for a collector, and as you see more and more watches, it paradoxically becomes more difficult to identify the sleepers, because nothing really “sleeps” when you’re highly engaged in a hobby like this.  Zenith G.F.J.  The Zenith G.F.J. is a sleeper because it’s so specific and so hard to see, it’s just not really out there all that much in the broader watch media landscape. But man, it’s great. It’s a tribute of sorts to Zenith’s history as true pioneers in chronometry, but the appeal for this watch to me is purely aesthetic. It’s a study in blue, with multiple tones in multiple materials and finishes. From a distance, it’s nice looking enough, but you really have to examine it close up, with a loupe, to get a sense of the contrasts and how special the use of lapis lazuli is in particular.  And then there’s the bracelet. The G.F.J. is rendered in platinum, and the case is fantastic, but on the full platinum bracelet (which effectively doubles the price of the watch) it really makes an impr...