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Hands-On: Victoria Beckham Designed A Collection Of 36mm Breitling Chronomats

Is a partnership between Breitling and Beckham's fashion brand an earnest attempt to spark interest among women consumers?

Watch Spotting: Formula One Driver Daniel Ricciardo Wearing A Secret Blue Dial Tudor Black Bay Ceramic

And we've got some info on this never-before-seen blue BB.

The Technical Evolution of the Piaget Polo

Tudor Enters Formula One As Sponsor Of The Visa Cash App RB Team

The newly-named F1 team will fly the Tudor shield for the 2024 World Championship season.

A New Setting for the Geneva School of Watchmaking

The Raketa Polar 0270: An Exploration of Collection vs. Consumption

Reviewing the Raketa Polar 0270 reissue. Get insights from the watch's owner along with specs and original photography.

Watch Spotting: From Luke Combs' Lange To Jay-Z's Patek, The Watches Of The 2024 Grammy Awards

Taylor Swift was just the beginning – here are our favorite watches from last night's Grammys.

Frederique Constant and Its Complicated Dress Watch Would Make Watchmakers of Yore Proud

The Bulova Lunar Pilot Gets a New (Actually, 4.5 Billion-Year-Old) Meteorite Dial

Among watch brands, Omega won the race to the moon–it also won the PR war, and now whenever someone uses the term “moon watch,” your mind invariably turns to the Speedmaster. But while the Omega Speedmaster may have been the first watch to the moon, it isn’t the only one. In 1971, Apollo 15 mission commander Dave Scott became the seventh man to walk on the moon, and when he looked at his wrist to check how long he’d been out of the lunar lander, it was a Bulova that gave him the time. Forty-five years later, Bulova released a re-creation of this watch: the Lunar Pilot. Now, they’ve leaned into the space angle even more, with the Lunar Pilot Meteorite, which, as the name suggests, features a dial made of actual space rock. The Lunar Pilot was built to NASA’s specifications and, as such, bears some superficial resemblance to the Speedmaster as a three-register chronograph with a tachymeter. (Coincidentally, the Lunar Pilot Meteorite was also released shortly after the latest Dark Side of the Moon Speedmaster from Omega, which features a dial made to look like the lunar surface.) But a more rounded and slightly larger case–43.5 mm versus the 42 mm of the Speedmaster–with slim, rectangular pushers that span from the crown to almost the lugs gives the Lunar Pilot a unique silhouette. The meteorite model features a dial crafted from a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite that Bulova promises gives each of the 5,000 limited edition watches a unique crystalline pattern...

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: Finding Hidden Gems From Nomos With The Help Of Two Of Lange's Master Watchmakers

We asked two highly qualified watchmakers to share their favorites Nomos creations.

First Look - The new Duo of Hublot Classic Fusion Tourbillon Orlinski

Hublot, deeply ingrained in contemporary pop culture, took a noteworthy step eight years ago by collaborating with the popular and flamboyant French artist Richard Orlinski. According to Ricardo Guadalupe, Hublot’s CEO, the timepieces Orlinski created are “instantly snapped up by art and watch collectors alike.” Orlinski’s signature faceted, bright-coloured creations include shiny beasts, King Kong […]

John McGonigle Oileán H-B1 Triple Calendar Chronograph: I Don’t Know of a More Beautiful Complicated Movement Available for the Money - Reprise

In 2021, John McGonigle launched the H-B1, the first watch under his solo brand Oileán. It's a beautifully hand-finished triple-calendar column wheel chronograph powered by a highly modified new-old stock Valjoux 88 movement. While not cheap, Ian Skellern thinks it’s the best value-for-money, exquisitely hand-finished, complicated watch he has ever seen.

LVMH Watch Week 2024: Full list of new novelties

The Petrolhead Corner - Audi Defies the Odds and Wins the 2024 Edition of the Dakar Rally

Few things are certain in life, but one thing that seems as regular as ever is the fact we get to experience the legendary Dakar Rally early in the year, every year. With the 2024 edition just under wraps, we once again got to witness the greatest and most daring drivers, navigators and crews combat […]

The story of Pisa Orologeria’s legacy since 1940

The Collector’s View: Stanley Leung speaks of his love for meaningful watches

Stanley celebrates his birthday and we invited him to share his watch collecting journay and passion on horology and his collection.

The Mosaic Dial Cartier Tank Brings All the Vibes

The nitty-gritty of vintage watch repair, according to an actual watchmaker

GMT Italia are the Italian pioneers of independent watchmaking

Introducing: Zenith Adds To Its New Pilot Collection With A Fresh Blue Dial

A Boutique-only edition adds to last year's updated Pilot collection.

Omega’s First Speedmaster of the Year Updates the Dark Side of the Moon Collection

Auctions: Spike's Car Radio Offers A Unique Set Of Host-Themed Sheffield Watches In Support Of Charity

The auction is live on Bring A Trailer and all proceeds will be donated to Health Care For US.

Watch Spotting: As We Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, We Look Back At This Photo Of Him Wearing His Gold Rolex Datejust

Remembering an icon.

The finesse of Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo CarbonGold models

Equal Measure: The modern chronographs of Patek Philippe

Introducing: A New Generation Of The Omega Speedmaster '57, With A Manual Movement And A 40.5mm Case

It's the smallest Master Chronometer-certified Speedmaster yet.

Buying, Selling, & Collecting: Here’s What To Make Of Three Astronaut Speedmasters Selling In One Week

Seven Apollo XI Speedmasters appearing in less than a year has me asking: Is now the best time or worst time to buy an astronaut's gold Speedmaster?

Pre-Owned Picks: An Onyx Dial Rolex Day-Date (With Diamonds), A Full Gold 36mm Royal Oak, And A White Gold Cartier Tank Americaine On Bracelet

Plus a precious Jacquet Droz and a high-beat two-tone Zenith Chronomaster El Primero.

The Swatch x Blancpain Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Ocean of Storms celebrates a different kind of ocean

Eat the Rich: How Watches Signify Class in Saltburn, The Menu, and More

The new class satire Saltburn features some prominent watch-shots-protagonist Ollie Quick (Barry Keoghan) wears a Casio, his friend Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi) can be seen sporting a Rolex Bubbleback, and Felix’s mother Lady Elspeth Catton (Rosamund Pike) wears a Chopard Happy Diamonds, as Quick tricks his way into the family’s good graces before betraying them all. In films that seek to emphasize class differences, luxury goods like wristwatches are often easy visual stand-ins to show a difference between their worlds, a trick Saltburn is far from the first film to employ. From Saltburn, Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi wearing Casio and Rolex. Amazon Studios Ollie’s digital Casio fits in with the nice but inexpensive aesthetic of the social-climbing character, while Felix’s Rolex Bubbleback-reportedly Elordi’s own watch-speaks to the character’s inherited wealth and how he treats it as casually as the vintage timepiece he pairs with a Livestrong rubber bracelet. Felix’s mother, Lady Elspeth Catton (Rosamund Pike), wears a Chopard Happy Diamonds befitting a socialite party girl who married into an old money family. At the end of the film, the link between class and watches is highlighted once more when a now-adult and wealthier Ollie is seen to have traded his Casio for a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso. Other “eat-the-rich” films in recent years have used wristwatches similarly: Take, for another example, last year’s The Menu in which the ultra wealthy R...