Results for Taste of Time 2026

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

These next classes will be hosted by L'ORO.

Why Richemont’s Watchmakers Are Gearing Up For A Brighter 2026

Introducing - The RGM Model 222-RR Ferguson Railroad Dial is a Genuine Slice of American Railroad History

As the only vertically integrated manufacture in the United States producing components, movements and guilloché dials, RGM is already an anomaly on the American watch scene. Founded by master watchmaker Roland G. Murphy in 1992 in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, Murphy’s interest in early 20th-century American watchmaking history is reflected in the brand’s railroad watches. The […]

Fore Of The Greatest Golf Watches Ever To Hit The Green, Inspired By Happy Gilmore 2

How The Tambour Taiko Spin Time Took Louis Vuitton’s Watchmaking to the Next Level

Introducing: Panerai Celebrates Decades Of Collaboration With Italian Navy With The Submersible Marina Militare And Submersible Marina Militare Carbotech

Military colors for the brand's longtime military partner, rendered on a very robust dive watch.

First Look - The Flygraf CPA10, Answering the Call of Yema’s Military Duty

Yema, the French brand based in Morteau, is famous for its robust and reliable tool watches designed for all terrains. Yema produced its first military-issue watches in 1970, and in 2020, the French Air Force and French Navy nominated it as an official partner. The latest collaboration watch is the Flygraf CPA10, inspired by the […]

Introducing: A Trio Of Limited Edition Seiko Speedtimers Honoring The Datsun 240Z (And More)

In addition to the three limited editions, there are also three more standard production versions.

Mr Worldwide: Review of the Citizen Attesa Eco-Drive Radio-Controlled

We take a look at the latest addition to the Citizen line-up, featuring the Attesa Eco-Drive Radio-Controlled with the brand's DLC Blue Super Titanium.

The 50 Best Small Watches for Men

It wasn't really that long ago that small watches for men seemed to be passé. As watches began trending larger and larger in the late '90s and early aughts (not to mention more complicated and expensive), the modestly sized style of timepiece that had mostly dominated throughout the 20th century became scarcer and scarcer in the market. Then came the worldwide financial crisis in '08-'09 and the subsequent demand for subtler expressions of wealth and luxury; the rise of China, with its traditional taste for smaller watches, as a powerhouse market for timepieces; and a new generation of historically savvy watch connoisseurs who were drawn to the smaller sizes of the past. Watches have been trending smaller ever since, and even brands that built their modern fame on embracing larger, more aggressively in-your-face designs have joined the party. Here we showcase 50 watches, primarily aimed at men, all under 40mm in diameter. Timex Q Timex Reissue Price: $219, Case Size: 38 mm, Case Height: 11.5 mm, Lug Width: 18 mm, Crystal: Acrylic, Water Resistance: 50 meters, Movement: Quartz Analog Timex has had success in recent years in reproducing some of its cult-favorite vintage models for today’s increasingly savvy collectors seeking out the sweet spot between historical flair, modest dimensions, and value-oriented pricing. Among them is the colorful and sporty Q Diver, a modern reissue of a popular model from the 1970s, which also happens to be one of Timex’s first models with...

Time and Precision: Christopher Ward and Everton FC’s New York Moment

The summer heat was already building at Icahn Stadium on July 24th when the first Everton supporters began filtering through the gates on Randall’s Island. Many had crossed an ocean for this moment-traveling from Liverpool, Manchester, and points across the UK-while others had driven from as far as Philadelphia and Boston. They came clutching scarves, wearing faded jerseys, and checking their phones for updates on the club’s new signings. What they found was something rarer than a transfer announcement: direct access to their heroes. Christopher Ward’s partnership with Everton FC has evolved far beyond typical corporate relationships since becoming the club’s Official Global Timing Partner in 2022. This collaboration has expanded methodically-encompassing Everton Women and Everton in the Community by 2024, while the British watchmaker established their first US showroom in Dallas as part of their broader American expansion. As David Moyes led his squad through passing drills under the Manhattan skyline, there was something fitting about watching precision unfold in real time. The same attention to detail that Christopher Ward applies to their Swiss-made watches was evident in every touch, every tactical instruction barked across the pitch. James Tarkowski commanded his defensive line with quiet authority while Iliman Ndiaye began juggling the ball with that effortless artistry that made him the club’s leading scorer last season. The fans pressed against the...

Bvlgari Marks SG60 With “Beyond Time” Exhibition

Rado Celebrates 40 years Of Tennis With A Limited Edition Captain Cook

Hands-On: Aera's New M-1 Is A Decidedly Modern Field Watch That Transcends The Limits Of Its 20th-Century Inspiration

While British microbrand Aera's new M-1 may draw inspiration from the iconic Dirty Dozen field watches, it is not bound to or limited by its source material.

Introducing the Ancestra, a New Dress Watch From Atelier Wen

Since 2022, you could be forgiven for thinking of Atelier Wen as “the Perception company.” The brand didn’t start with their popular integrated bracelet sports watch, but as the demand for these types of watches grew, Atelier Wen has done their best to keep the Perception at the forefront of the conversation. They’ve done this through small runs of new dial colors and limited editions with various partners that allow them to play not just with color but the guilloche work that is the Perception’s calling card.  But it was never Atelier Wen’s goal to make the Perception their own version of the Royal Oak, a watch that completely defines the brand to the point that other collections are barely playing second fiddle. The conceit of the brand has always been to celebrate traditional craft techniques through the lens of Chinese culture. Look at their first release, the porcelain dialed Odyssey, alongside the Perception and you begin to see the brand’s vision more clearly. Now, a new collection has been unveiled, that will hopefully continue to broaden the brand’s appeal.  The Ancestra is a rather ambitious dress watch that’s quite complex in its design, but in a somewhat under the radar way. The centerpiece of the watch is the 925 silver dial which incorporates two traditional artistic crafts: hand hammering and grand feu enamel. The dial is produced by Kong Lingjun, a master Chinese enameler. After the dial is hammered, Lingjun gets to work on the enamel pr...

ONETAKE: Brad Pitt, The Savior of the IWC Ingenieur?

Blancpain’s Latest Fifty Fathoms Tech 45mm Gets A Pop Of Orange

Introducing - The Darker Mood of the New MING 37.02 Monolith

When it was launched last year, MING’s 37.02 Minimalist represented several firsts for Ming Thein’s independent Malaysian brand. For starters, it was the brand’s first watch made at MING’s facility in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Ironically, though, the watch could not bear the “Swiss Made” label because the design and engineering were executed in Kuala Lumpur. […]

Jackie Ho, Founder of Watch Ho & Co. | The Collector’s Perspective

The Art of Vintage Watch Collecting

Join renowned vintage watch expert Eric Wind as he delivers the Complete Guide to Vintage Watches. You won’t find a more in-depth look at the craft anywhere else.

First Look - Seiko Celebrates 50 Years of “Jaws” with the Prospex King Turtle SRPL81

Find me a more iconic thriller/horror movie… I’ll wait. The scene when the man-eating great white shark appears, the music (a masterpiece by John Williams), everything about this movie is cult. Yes, it feels a bit outdated nowadays and might not have the same impact that it had 50 years ago, but you simply can’t […]

Patria Brigadier Tourbillon Subscription Edition: A Beautifully Hand-Finished, Swiss Made Tourbillon for 18,000 Swiss francs is the Bargain of the Year, perhaps the Decade!

Love them or hate them, one thing that most collectors know is that tourbillons are very expensive. That's all changed with Patria's Brigadier Tourbillon Subscription Edition costing 'just' CHF 18,000 for a beautifully hand finished Swiss Made tourbillon.

Watches of NASA

Experience our documentary short film exploring the watches that have cemented their place in the cosmos.

Celebrating 40 Years Of A Dive Icon: The Citizen Aqualand 40th Anniversary Limited Edition

New Seiko Prospex Celebrate 60 Years Of The Seiko Diver’s Watch

Interview: Kari Voutilainen On The Past, Present, And Future Of Urban Jürgensen

Plus, he discusses how his new role with the brand will mesh with his own namesake creations.

How This Watch Magazine Disrupted the Industry | Celebrating 20 Years of Revolution

Introducing: The Brew Metric Lite Collection: A Trio Of Tiny Brew Watches

Brew's smallest watch ever packs an automatic movement and the brand's lovable design into a tiny 30mm case.

The Making Of Chanel J12 Bleu, With Frédéric Grangié And Arnaud Chastaingt

Introducing: The SpaceOne WorldTimer - An Extra-Terrestrial Watch For Time Zones On Terra Firma

SpaceOne continues to innovate while keeping prices affordable with a wild new world timer.