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The Lion, The Horse, The Fish and The Eagle: tales of beauty and art from Cartier

Craftwork in art watches. Cartier has been at this game for a long time, and with great success. Today’s post shows several beautiful and artistic techniques by the marque, to show off the virtuosity of their craftsmen. The lion, with marquetry. The horse in enamel painting work The fish in cloisoine And the eagle inRead More

Business News: Omega CEO And Other Top Watch Industry Executives Say Tariff Uncertainty May Delay Purchases By Some Consumers

Omega will promote 60-year anniversary of NASA certification with new models despite surprise tariffs announcement making sales more difficult, CEO Raynald Aeschlimann says.

Sorry Guys, Size Does Matter: You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Wrist and Other Things your Watch Retailer Won’t Tell You

When it comes to looking dope, one can never be too careful. This can be limiting if your wrist is on the smaller side. Tamim Almousa explains the importance of a good fitting watch.

Asymmetrical Perfection: we pick the Six most interesting Watches with Off-Centre Dials

In this week's article, we look at a category of watches that are a little different in its aesthetics. More specifically, watches with off-centre dials.

INTRODUCING: Grand Seiko has just announced four new slim manual-wind models in the Elegance Collection and, yes, the dials are off the charts

Grand Seiko has, in the lead-up to Baselworld, just announced a brand new movement for the Elegance Collection, four new manually wound, slender watches (three of them limited editions) that look very promising indeed. First things first, this collection is powered by a new manually wound caliber, the 9S63, the brand’s first in eight years. … ContinuedThe post INTRODUCING: Grand Seiko has just announced four new slim manual-wind models in the Elegance Collection and, yes, the dials are off the charts appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Master of Control: Robert Pattinson

Hublot Founder Carlo Crocco on the birth of fusion, royal customers and the return of his original design

Hublot Founder Carlo Crocco reflects on the risks that shaped the brand and why its first watch still matters

The ABCs of Time - The History of Chinese Watchmaking, From Reverse Engineering to a Growing Indie Scene

China was very late to watchmaking, with its first wristwatch debuting in 1955, while Japan had a domestic pocket watch in 1895 and its first wristwatch in 1913 (respectively Seiko’s Timekeeper and Seiko’s Laurel). Both Swiss and British watchmaking go back to the 16th century, for context. That said, China now produces more watches than all […]

The Christopher Ward C1 Loco Classic proves a change of clothes can make all the difference

The GPHG-nominated Christopher Ward C1 Loco Classic features a six-day power reserve, exposed escapement, and beautifully traditional design.

Seiko x PADI: A Decade Of Dive Watches And Ocean Conservation

How the partnership grew from two Prospex divers into a broader collaboration, with a new Turtle marking PADI’s 60th anniversary.More

The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph x Red Bull Racing celebrates a decade of going flat-out

TAG Heuer celebrates 10 years with Red Bull Racing with a Formula 1 Solargraph featuring the team's iconic colours and solar-powered movement.

13 Of The Best Vintage-Inspired Watches Under $5,000

From early trench watches to classic divers and retro chronographs, these 13 watches bring vintage design into everyday wear—all for under $5,000.More

Presenting the Lead Sponsors of Windup Watch Fair NYC 2026 and More!

Meet the lead sponsors bringing new releases to Windup Watch Fair NYC 2026: Bremont, Brew, Bulova, Christopher Ward, and Oris.

Seiko Turns the Panda Dial Into a Wild Affordable Chronograph

Seiko turns the panda chronograph into a literal panda with the new limited-edition Pandagraph, complete with ears, fur, and bamboo hands.

Louis Vuitton Monterey Ceramic: Matthieu Hegi on the Return of a 1988 Icon

The Complete Story of the Inclined Tourbillon | Masters of Chronometry EP 3

The Angle of the Angels

The Angle of the Angels: The 165-Year Quest for the Inclined Tourbillon

First Look - Three New Interpretations of the Norqain Wild One in Titanium

Norqain, the independent, family-owned Swiss watch brand, has amassed a solid reputation for robust, action-oriented sports watches. CEO Ben Kuffer has relied on exceptional friends since he started the brand in 2018; one is Jean-Claude Biver, whose valuable input helped create the Wild One. Beefed up with components made from the brand’s proprietary Norteq carbon […]

Porsche Design launches Chronograph 1 Utility, the second instalment of its collaboration trilogy with Hodinkee

Porsche Design joins forces with Hodinkee for another retro, limited-edition chronograph, debuting a COSC-certified Porsche Design WERK 01.340 movement.

The Monceau Model 01 GTS is a sharp, compact hit of ’70s motorsport style

For a brand only recently brought back to life, Monceau seems to have found its feet pretty quickly. The recently revived Monceau only returned in 2025 with the Model 01, and its second release already feels like a meaningful evolution rather than a simple colour update. The Model 01 GTS keeps the same underlying case … Continued

The Ceramic Charm of the New Louis Vuitton Monterey

First Look - Louis Vuitton Unveils the Monterey in Green or Black Ceramic, Tribute to the LV II of 1988

Contrary to popular belief, Louis Vuitton’s first watch was not the 2002 Tambour but the earlier Montre LV I and LV II, launched in 1988. Designed by Italian architect Gae Aulenti and produced in collaboration with IWC, these quartz-powered pieces reflected the brand’s travel-oriented identity. With their lug-free, pebble-shaped cases and crowns at 12 o’clock, […]

The Ianos Amfivios takes a military-issued diver and opens it up to the rest of us

The Ianos Amfivios brings the military-issued OYK to civilian wrists with a titanium case, 300m water resistance and clever strap integration.

Oris Divers Date: The Modern Evolution of a Retro Dive Watch

How the Oris Divers Date turns the Divers Sixty-Five formula into a more capable modern sports watch.More

Hamilton Answers The Call Of Duty With Khaki Field Modern Warfare 4 Edition

Just released by Hamilton is their latest collaboration with a video game title, this time with the Khaki Field Modern Warfare 4 Edition.

Balloon Dogs, Tourbillons And The Art Of Acceptance

Glashütte Original and the Long Shadow of the ’70s

echo/neutra refreshes its ultra functional 1956 Chrono GMT with a dose of colour

Echo/Neutra updates its 1956 Chrono GMT with two new colourways  With a brown-and-taupe Cappuccino model and a deep-wine-toned Purple model, both inject colour into a highly functional watch with chronograph and GMT functions.  Available now, the Echo/Neutra 1956 Chrono GMT in both Cappuccino and Purple start at US$2,400 on a strap.  Echo/neutra has gotten a lot … Continued

IWC Ingenieur Automatic 50th Anniversary Editions Resurrect A Rare 1970s Silver Dial

IWC releases the Ingeniuer Automatic 50th Anniversary editions paying tribute to the iconic integrated bracelet sports watch.