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Vulcain Cricket ‘Style Moderne’ for Revolution and The Rake

Introducing Blancpain’s new Ladybird Colors Small Seconds and Moon Phase models

Pre-Owned Picks: Co-Branded Watches From The Hodinkee Shop

Why have one brand, when you can have two?

New: Louis Moinet Savanna Tourbillon – the real jigsaw watches

Louis Moinet creates a real work of art with their new Savanna Tourbillon - with hand painted artisanal dials which are assembled in 4 layers.

Christie’s Rare Watches Auction with Remi Guillemin

Talking Watches: With Tobias Harris, The Philadelphia 76ers Star With An Eclectic Watch Collection

With the NBA Playoffs set to tip off, we look at a collection as versatile as Harris's game.

New: Franck Muller Vangard Damas and Vanguard Damas Racing

Franck Muller adds the art of Damascus steel to their Vanguard collection. Featuring the highly respected metal not only in the case, but also on the dial.

The Style Section: Our Style Editor Picks Her Favorite Met Gala Watches

From Anna Wintour in Patek to Kid Cudi in G-shock. We're romanticizing Met Gala's past in preparation for the "first Monday in May."

Pre-Owned Picks: A Rolex Thunderbird, 'Lefty' GMT, White Oyster Perpetual, And More From The Crown

There's serious pre-owned Rolex value on the site this weekend that you won't want to miss.

A Week On The Wrist: The $250K Urwerk Inspired By A Vintage Bugatti And Chicken Grills

Some of us have always wondered what it's like to actually wear one of Urwerk's avant-garde timepieces. So we took one for a spin. Say hello to the UR-112 Aggregat.

Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin Partner to Create the Le Régulateur “Time Eater”

The Garmin Instinct 2X Solar Features an Array of Upgrades Including a Built-In LED Flashlight, Extended Battery Life, and Improved GPS Accuracy

You can tell a bit about a person just from the watch they’re wearing. A certain brand, particular style of watch, or a deep-cut reference can easily give away the wearer’s horology knowledge, adjacent interests, or occupation. To be fair, any ordinary person wearing a watch out in the wild could just have the watch on to tell the time, but watch enthusiasts in the room know what I’m talking about. This leads me to the smartwatch, and more specifically, the brand, Garmin. Does someone wearing a Garmin watch elicit that same mental process as someone wearing a mechanical watch? It does so for me. Whether it’s a waiter rocking their Garmin during a work shift or catching it on someone’s wrist during a casual grocery store run, in my head, I’m already painting a picture of someone who likes to “get out there.” Garmin remains as one of the most capable outdoor adventure and lifestyle smartwatch brands in the market today. In my opinion, the Garmin Instinct in particular happens to toe the line between analog and smartwatch. Yes, there is not an hour, minute, or seconds hand in sight (actually there is a model called the Garmin Crossover that offers this type of display). But relative to the entire Garmin smartwatch catalog, the Instinct is as analog as it gets. There is no touchscreen at all and navigation through the Instinct’s multi-function features requires an actual push of a button. The monochrome screen display is absent of any colorful distractions an...

The Basics and Beyond: Perpetual Calendar

The Evolution of Fashion Watches

Hublot and Sang Bleu team up for the third instalment of their successful collaboration

In The Shop: You Know How To Organize Your Watches – Have You Thought About Your Box & Papers?

It's never too late to start spring cleaning.

Fratello and Straum Collaborate on a Limited Edition with a Lava Red Dial

Fratello announced their latest limited edition last week, a collaboration with Straum, a Norwegian brand on the rise who made some noise a few years ago with the Opphav, a stainless steel integrated bracelet sports watch made for an affordable price with a dynamic textured dial. The new collaborative watch with Fratello is notable in that it appears to be a true collaboration, with Straum making rather significant changes to their design at Fratello’s request. This is somewhat rare in the world of collaborative watches, and in this case has resulted in a rather compelling edition with a fiery red dial and some key refinements made from the brand’s earlier watch.  The Fratello x Straum Jan Mayen Limited Edition is named for a Norwegian island that the brand has tapped for inspiration when it comes to the striking red dial. Fratello describes it as “lava red” fumé, appropriate given Jan Mayen is home to the Beerenberg volcano. Ridges emanating from the dial’s center replicate flowing lava, and the effect is achieved via a stamping process followed by several steps of painting and surface finishing treatments. The dial text is minimal, just the brand’s logo and wordmark at 12:00, allowing the unique texture to truly take a starring role. There are several small details beyond the new dial design that differentiate the new LE from Straum’s earlier Opphav. First, the case size has been slightly reduced, from just shy of 41mm to 39mm. At the same time, the bezel...

Introducing the Isotope Hydrium Pro Nordblad and Hydrium NASA

Culture and Revolution: Atelier Wen × Revolution Perception – Xi

Pre-Owned Picks: Five Rolex Watches Under $10K That Are Available Without The Wait

Not every Rolex breaks the bank.

Hands-On: The New TAG Heuer Plasma Tourbillon And Plasma Diamant D’Avant Garde

TAG Heuer is shaking up the established order of things with its radical use of lab-grown diamonds.

Introducing the Grand Seiko SLGC001 Tentagraph, SBGD213 and SBGZ009

Introducing the Trilobe Une Folle Journée Diamant and Dune

Staff Picks: Our 40 Favorite Watches On The Market Right Now

The definitive answer to the question we receive more than any other: "So, what watch should I buy?"

Panerai’s 2023 Novelties Themed on Historic Military watches