Results for Taste of Time 2026

Nomos Tetra Quartet in Four Shades of Pink

The Art of Watch Collecting: Beyond the Usual Suspects

Insight: The Ingenuity of the F.P. Journe Centigraphe

Modern mechanical chronograph movements have mostly been conceived according to two standardised recipes. One is the vertical clutch approach exemplified by the the sporty, performance oriented cal. 4131 inside the Rolex Daytona, while the other is the classical, lateral coupling architecture used by the celebrated L951.1 in the Lange Datograph. Sticking with a successful architecture is no bad thing, after all, chronographs are complicated enough in their basic form. However, there are some chronographs that stand out for being truly original, like the F.P. Journe Centigraphe and its cal. 1506. Constructed like no other chronograph on the market, the Centigraphe seeks to measure times with a resolution of 1/100th of a second with a unique movement that is modern in its approach yet subtly references the work of John Harrison. In many ways it encapsulates the philosophy of François-Paul Journe, which prizes original, creative watchmaking that pays tribute to historical greats. The cal. 1506 Despite its achievements, the Centigraphe is overshadowed by the brand’s signature watches, namely the Resonance and Tourbillon Souverain, and remains one of of F.P. Journe’s less-known offerings. Paradoxically, the Centigraphe should be more recognised than most other F.P. Journe watches because has a tangible link to the world of celebrity with its Formula 1 provenance, having been conceived at the suggestion of Jean Todt, the former boss of Ferrari’s Formula 1 team. Although...

Technical Beauty Comes Around: A Retrospective of the Ulysse Nardin Freak

LVMH Announces the Revival of the Gerald Genta Brand

TGIFriday: Review of the new Sony A7RV

We take a look at a camera which was loaned to us for two weeks - the new Sony A7RV with two lenses - a 90mnm macro and a general purpose zoom.

Photo Report: We Hosted A Meetup With Lucid Motors During Watches & Wonders (And A Lot Of You Came)

Cars and watches, Geneva style.

Patek Philippe Introduces the Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Chronograph Ref. 5924G

Introducing the Kudoke 3: A Compelling Twist on Telling Time

Celebrating 60 years of the Rolex Daytona

Grand Seiko SLGC001G Tentagraph – Is The Brand’s First Chronograph Worth Your Time?

At Watches and Wonders 2023 the iconic Japanese brand shared their next innovative vision for their product line's direction: the SLG001G Tentagraph, their first ever mechanical chronograph.

Introducing: Cartier Introduces The Santos-Dumont Skeleton In A Trio Of Metals

Cartier's most daring Santos-Dumont yet features a new in-house movement (oh, and lacquer is back too).

Ulysse Nardin Freak One: The Rise of the Freaks

Renaissance of the Bvlgari Octo Roma

Introducing a Trio of Furlan Marri Mechanical Sector Dial Watches

This Glashütte Original PanoInverse Limited Edition Showcases the Irresistible Rhythm of the City

Examining the Maestro: A Top-Tier Example of Geometrical Shape Play with Gerald Charles

Vintage Watches: Early Parmigiani Fleurier And The Enduring Appeal Of ‘Overbuilt’ Watches

How one man revived a Swiss village through a focus on old-school craft and how we collect these over-the-top pieces today.

Introducing: For The First Time, The MB&F; Legacy Machine Perpetual Is Now In Steel With A Salmon Dial

Forget the bagel with lox, what the people really wanted was MB&F; to put salmon on steel.

Introducing: Breitling's Top Time Classic Cars Collection Goes In-House And Adds A Thunderbird

B01s under the hood and a new model inspired by a classic Ford.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Toronto and Atlanta

These next classes will be hosted by IWC, Moe Jaber, and the Atlanta Watch Society.

Screen Time - How On-Screen Watches Add to the Story

Photo Report: The World Premiere of 'Watches In The Wild' Season Three

Our special screening in NYC brought out old friends and great watches. Is it too late to nominate ourselves for an Oscar?

Introducing: They're Back! Seiko Brings A Series Of 36mm Field Watches To The Seiko 5 Sports Collection

The perfect entry point into mechanical watches makes its long-awaited return.

Pre-Owned Picks: Daytona Alternatives That Are Worthy Of Their Own Crown

The Rolex Daytona isn't the only chronograph ready for your wrist.

Happenings: Join Us For A Live Premiere Of ‘Watches In The Wild: Season Three’

It's called The Road Through America. And you're invited to come along for the ride.

Second Opinions: TAG Heuer, It’s Time To Bring Back The Original Formula One Watch

Show us how much fun you can really have.

In Conversation with Karl-Friedrich Scheufele About Chopard’s “The Sound of Eternity” Trilogy

Hands-On: It's Time For A Real-Life Look At The New 38mm Hamilton 'Murph'

A reduction in size goes a long way toward making this cinematic classic even better.

Watch Spotting: Daniel Craig Wears A MoonSwatch To The National Board Of Review Awards Gala

The Mission to Neptune apparently looks amazing with bespoke suiting.