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Gift Guide: Danny Milton's Gift Guide Runs The Gamut From Iconic Omega Divers To Iconic Nike Sneakers (And You Won't Want To Miss The In-Between)

It's hard buying gifts these days, maybe this eclectic mix will help you out.

Gift Guide: A Classy Grand Seiko, Vibrant Pottery, And Other Gifts I Think You Should Give To Your Nearest And Dearest

A gift guide for everyone that is also somehow for a very specific type of person.

New and reviewed: Bell & Ross BR 05 Sincere Green Steel

A collaboration with Singapore retailer Sincere Fine Watches to celebrate the opening of a new boutique, we review the new BR 05 Sincere Green Steel.

Revolution Awards and Power List 2022

The Two Watch Collection: My Blancpain And Oris Are The Result Of A Seven-Year Adventure In Watches

They're extremely different from one another, but they're also remarkably similar in an uncommon way. More importantly, they each represent what I care about most in watchmaking.

Watching Movies: It's Like 'Top Gun,' But Real: Glen Powell And Jonathan Majors Fly Planes Wearing IWC and Rolex In 'Devotion'

Powell heads to the cockpit once more in 2022 for our watch-related movie of the week.

Introducing: Nivada Grenchen And Worn & Wound Team Up For A Vintage-Inspired Collab With A Surprise Inside

Mecaquartz or Valjoux 72? The choice is up to you.

Hands-On: Chopard Just Released A New Yellow Gold Alpine Eagle And We're Basking In Its Glow

The watch gods have answered my prayers with a yellow gold version of the maison's signature sport watch.

The Conversation: We Respond To Your Comments On Ikepod, Oris, And That ‘Lefty’ Rolex

From destros to design we're chatting it up this weekend.

Pre-Owned Picks: A U.S.-Exclusive Habring², A Kurono Classic Reiwa, And A 'Silver Snoopy' Speedmaster

Richard Habring crosses paths with Snoopy in this week's pre-owned highlights.

Hands-On: Frederique Constant Takes Us Around The World On A Budget, And Does It In Style

World timers used to be the realm of the super-wealthy, but brands like Frederique Constant are out to change that.

Editors' Picks: Tables, Cases, Sock Drawers, and Safes: All The Ways We Store Our Watches

Because you can't wear them all.

Hublot and the ‘Art of Fusion’

Introducing: Bulgari And Phillips Find The Right Vintage Touches With A New Octo Finissimo Collaboration

The auction house adds some classicism to the modern Octo design.

New and Reviewed: Frederique Constant Classics Worldtimer Full Black Special

Frederique Constant releases a new version of the Classics Worldtimer Offline Full Black Special Edition. Here is our impressions on the novelty.

Just Because: What These F.P. Journe Toys And Boxes Tell Us About Where The Hype Is Dying Down (And Where It's Not)

These are a few of our favorite (F.P. Journe) things.

The Piaget Polo Skeleton and the Polo Date Are Evergreen

Steal Vs. Splurge: Toolish Titanium Timing With Tudor and Scurfa

Two similar takes with two very different price tags.

Up Close with the Nivada Grenchen Depthmaster ‘No Barracuda’ for Revolution and The Rake

We are proud to present our first collaboration with the revived Nivada Grenchen, an all blacked-out version of the historic Depthmaster, one of the first dive watches to be rated to a depth of a thousand meters! Shop the Nivada x Revolution & The Rake Depthmaster “No Barracuda”

The Two Watch Collection: The Grand Seiko SBGW033 130th Anniversary Limited Edition And The A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Thin 37mm

Demonstrating how a shared philosophy about watchmaking can produce different, but complementary, expressions.

The Two Watch Collection: The Patek Philippe 3940 And The A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Chronograph

Only the important stuff. Nothing else.

The Conversation: We Discuss The Perfect Dress Watch And Other Hot-Button Issues

Much more than idle chit-chat.

Auction Watch: Pocket Watches and Clocks at Christie’s Hong Kong

Christie’s upcoming Important Watches auction in Hong Kong is a double-session event on November 27 that will be headlined by the first installment of The Triazza Collection, a remarkable accumulation of watches owned by a prominent Hong Kong businessman that includes the Patek Philippe ref. 2499 in platinum (which is not going under the hammer for now). Amongst the important timepieces in the collection that are going on the block this season are several pocket watches, including two masterpieces from Patek Philippe, one an observatory tourbillon from 1924 and the other a ref. 605 HU world time with a cloisonné dial. The ref. 605 HU world time pocket watch Beyond the Triazza offerings, the rest of the 218-lot catalogue also includes other significant interesting pocket watches, including several possibly unique by Patek Philippe with affordable estimates, including one relief engraved with a 16th century sailing ship. Below we take a look at a some of the notable pocket watches (and one clock) in the auction. The Important Watches auction (lots 2306-2523), including watches from The Triazza Collection, begins at 1 pm on November 27 – the catalogue is available here. It’s followed by the second session (lots 2201-2282) offering watches from The Champion Collection at 7 pm – see the full catalogue here. Lot 2387 – Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Hermès Introduced in 2013, the Atmos Hermès was a collaboration between Jaeger-LeCoultre and the Parisian leather goods ho...

Watching Movies: Cate Blanchett And A Vintage Gold Rolex Conduct The Orchestra In 'Tár'

Our watch-related movie of the week requires some horological investigation.

Black and Gold is a Racy Look - The New TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph

Four + One: This Complecto Founder's Collection Mixes New And Old, Big And Small

Jason Gong prizes interconnectedness above all.

Best Forums for Watch Enthusiasts

For watch enthusiasts and collectors, nothing beats discussing the world of timepieces with like-minded folks who share their horological passion. Opportunities to engage in such sessions in person, however, can often be difficult to arrange in our modern, increasingly overscheduled lives. This is where online watch forums come in handy, offering platforms for watch nerds all over the world to connect - whether they want to share opinions on the latest models or industry news, delve deep into a specific brand, ask a question about a vintage model, find expert advice on a repair or refurbishing, or buy, sell, and trade watches. Here we’ve compiled a list of the best online watch forums in several categories.  Brand Specific rolexforums.com "The Internet's Finest Rolex Community," where members worldwide can post photos, communicate privately, and gain access to classified ads. omegaforums.net Omega fans discuss vintage and modern models, buy and sell watches, and seek advice on all manner of enthusiast topics. seikoforum.com A community for fans of Japan's most storied watchmaker, with threads on watches, clocks, and all of Seiko's subsidiary brands including Credor. enicarforums.com Proving a historic but under-the-radar brand can still inspire passion, this forum welcomes Enicar owners to buy, sell, post and discuss. tapatalk.com/groups/vintagerolexforum This site is dedicated to vintage Rolex watches and those who refurbish them, with tons of member-generated con...

The Spec Sheet: The Omega Seamaster 300 Masterfully Blends Vintage Charm And New Tech

A breezy-looking watch that packs plenty of power.

Breaking News: All Of The 2022 GPHG Winners -  And Our Rapid Reactions

Live from Geneva! It's the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève.

A Week On The Wrist: Hear Me Out: If You're Into Watches and Anime, The Swatch X Dragon Ball Z Collection Is A No-Brainer

I'd even pick these over the MoonSwatch. I'm just Saiyan.