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New: Highlights from Vacheron Constantin releases for W&W; Shanghai

Kicking off the Watches & Wonders 2023 Shanghai with Vacheron Constantin. VC released a slew of novelties for the show. Here are our picks and highlights.

New: Gerald Charles Maestro 8.0 Squelette in rose gold

Gerald Charles announces the Maestro 8.0 Squelette in Rose Gold with a Stoned Grey vulcanised rubber strap, Ref. GC8.0-RG-06. 

Watch Spotting: Tom Brady Returns To New England Wearing A Gold Rolex Daytona 'John Player Special'

Football is back, and Brady kicks off the season with an absolutely classic vintage Daytona.

Introducing: Bulgari Introduces Two New Octo Finissimos, Now With A Carbon Case

Bulgari brings "CarbonGold" to the Octo Finissimo.

Breitling and Charlize Theron celebrate the release of new Navitimer models in 36 and 32mm

New Era of Timekeeping: Accutron Spaceview Evolution

Two new takes on the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph

Introducing: The New Richard Mille RM 30-01, Complete With A Diamond-Shaped Movement And A Declutchable Rotor

RM has released an upgrade to the 2011 RM 030 and the tech specs are much improved.

Hands-On: Understanding The New Breguet Type XX And Type 20

Digging into the details, date window and all, to understand the design decisions and what the future might hold for the latest from an iconic line of pilot's watches.

Review: The New Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 XPS

Chopard introduces an extra-thin variation to its sports watch collection, the Alpine Eagle 41 XPS, which also comes equipped with a salmon-coloured dial.

Not new, but still great: Czapek Antarctique Rattrapante

We take a second look at the rather amazing Czapek Antarctique Rattrapante. We had a close look at the watch again in Geneva this year.

New: Armin Strom One Week First Edition

Armin Strom unveils their One Week First Edition - as an update on their first ever manufacture movement first released in 2010.

Introducing: Alpina's New Alpiner Heritage Carrée And Startimer Pilot Quartz Worldtimer

Two different sides of Alpina's past and future.

Introducing: Bulgari Releases Two New Serpenti Misteriosi With Mechanical Movements

Two more high jewelry Serpentis for ladies who lunch in Palm beach or summer in Mustique or both!

Oris Goes Deeper than Ever with the All New AquisPro 4000m

The recent history of dive watches is all about going deeper and deeper beneath the ocean’s surface. Recent releases (and major technological advancements) from Rolex and Omega underscore the continuing interest on the part of brands, collectors, and, we assume, pro divers in maximizing depth ratings, whether for practical purposes or bragging rights. The watches that come out of the research and development around extreme depth resistance have a certain appeal even if you don’t have a particular desire to even get them wet – they are technological marvels, and often compelling design objects with an offbeat aesthetic appeal. Now, Oris is getting in on the act, with a new member of the Aquis family that goes deeper than any before it, the AquisPro 4000m. The headline here is right in the name of the watch: this is an Aquis that is rated to an impressive 4,000 meters of water resistance. While not as robust as Omega’s Ultra Deep which is rated to 6,000 meters, or the truly incomprehensible Deepsea Challenge diver by Rolex that goes to 11,000 meters, this Aquis handily beats other divers in the Aquis family, which are typically rated to 300 meters. It does so with an oversized, multi piece titanium case measuring 49.5mm in diameter and a little over 23mm thick.  I don’t know if there’s an obscure Swiss law that says any dive watch rated over a certain depth rating needs to have some kind of ocean themed dial design, but we get one with the AquisPro 4000m in the ...

Introducing: The New Automotive-Inspired Laurent Ferrier Sport Auto 40

Laurent Ferrier and team are bringing the '70s back, with a touch of Porsche and Le Mans history.

Geneva Watch Days 2023: Here’s the Full List of New Novelties

Introducing: Two New H. Moser Endeavours Featuring Vantablack Dials (And A Tourbillon!)

Vantablack is back.

New: Lederer Central Impulse Chronometer now in Rose Gold and SS case!

Bernhard Lederer releases the final two series of his amazing Central Impulse Chronometer - the Series 3 in rose gold and Series 4 in stainless steel.

Watches, Stories, & Gear: Rolex Acquires Legacy Retailer Bucherer, India’s Historic Moon Landing, and the New Observer Collection O.C’s

“Watches, Stories, and Gear” is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and put a spotlight on causes we believe in. Oh, and any gear we happen to be digging on this week. We love gear. Share your story ideas or interesting finds with us by emailing tcalara@wornandwound.com Header Image Via: Rolex The Crown Expands Their Empire Via Siam Swiss In somewhat stunning watch industry news this week, Rolex announced they have acquired the enduring retailer, Bucherer. Both Swiss companies have been closely working together for nearly 100 years, as Bucherer retailers have served as authorized dealers for Rolex and their sibling brand Tudor. Considering the behemoth that Rolex is, it’s safe to say that the average watch enthusiast has a fair understanding of how The Crown operates. Bucherer however, has a tendency to move in relative silence, so here’s a bit of background. Bucherer is based in Lucerne, Switzerland but has a network of retail stores that span worldwide. They only furthered their reach when in 2018, the Bucherer Group acquired Tourneau, a fellow retailer with rich heritage rooted in the United States. But that’s not all. Bucherer has also built a catalog of in-house brands including their very own line of watches, Carl F. Bucherer. According to Rolex, the opportunity to acquire such a prestigious name came when Jorg Bucherer, the senior lea...

Introducing: The Tennis-Themed Rallymaster II Arrives Ahead Of The U.S. Open In New York City

Following in the footsteps of the French Open-themed Rallymaster from last year, the Racquet x Maurice de Mauriac collab returns in blue.

New: Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec

Discover the Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph, a tribute to the inventor of the first chronograph. Learn about its design, movement, and features.

TGIFriday: Rolls-Royce launch event for the new Spectre in Singapore

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars launches the Asian debut of Spectre in an event in Singapore. We were at the event and bring you this brief report.

Audemars Piguet Partners Up with 1017 ALYX 9SM to Design Five New References, Including a Pièce Unique Royal Oak Chronograph

Farer Launches the New Tonneau Collection, with Colors Inspired by European Cities

British brand Farer’s latest collection is an ode to form and aesthetics. Called the Tonneau Collection, the three watches each show that style doesn’t have to lack substance; but can, in fact, be a jumping-off point for great design and a reliable watch. As the name denotes, each watch within this collection has a barrel-shaped, rounded rectangle case, mixing clean lines and smooth curves all in one. At just 35mm, it’s a watch that balances comfort on the wrist while still having a covetable presence when worn, and this is due in part to the particular color combinations that Farer used for the collection. Each of the three color options embody the spirit and energy of a particular city: Milan, London, and Paris. Milan’s vibrant emerald fumé dial is a callback to green-glazed ceramics that traversed the ancient world and still has a timeless sophistication – just like Milan. The emerald green is paired with polished silver batons, a stainless steel case, and a rich brown St Venere leather strap to balance the urbanity of the Northern Italian city. London is a nod to the Mod era of the 1970’s, with Farer being inspired by two-handed watches of this time period. With clean lines and a ridged pattern around the face, one can appreciate the geometry that goes into a well-designed timepiece. The dominant colors (or should I say colours) of this watch are blue, white, and red, each perfectly in balance to not compete but complement one another. The London model is ...