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Introducing - The Flieger Verus 40 Baumuster B, the Modern B-Uhr by Stowa

Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Pforzheim, Germany, Stowa is mainly known for producing accessible and robust military- and pilot-inspired watches. Its Flieger line, based on a classic B-Uhr concept, is both its cornerstone collection and its most relevant range, as Stowa was one of only five watch manufacturers commissioned to build these military watches […]

The Hublot Arsham Droplet is the Artistic Pocket Watch No One Saw Coming

The First Edition of IAMWATCH 2024 Launches This October

Why the Genta-Designed Credor Locomotive Limited Edition Might Be the Start of Something Big

The Hermès Cut is a simple watch that is profoundly sophisticated

This Week In The Shop: Six Shop Picks We Love That Aren’t Watches

Taking a break from regularly scheduled programming to highlight some books, accessories, and more that deserve a second look.

What It’s Like Shadowing the Tudor Pro Cycling Team at the 2024 Giro d’Italia

Introducing: TAG Heuer Refreshes The Aquaracer Professional 300

Date or a GMT, now in 42mm.

The Ultimate G-Shock 2100

Omega Presents A New Speedmaster Chronoscope for the 2024 Summer Olympics

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Mini is Big News for Small Watch Lovers

TAG Heuer’s Dive Watch Just Got the Updates You Were Waiting For

Beda’a Unveils the Eclipse with an Interesting Time Display

Introducing: The Audemars Piguet Mini Royal Oak

Good things come in teeny tiny packages.

Audemars Piguet [Re]Master02 Selfwinding is a surprise drop for the truest AP fans

Revolutionizing Timekeeping: How Accutron’s Electrostatic Movement Is Changing the Game

The Richard Mille RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon Rafael Nadal is as Epic as it is Lightweight

Pierre Jacques: The Silent Force of the Swiss Watch Industry

Cartier’s Crystallization Of Time Exhibition Exemplifies the Maison’s Cultural Impact

IWC Manufactures the World’s First Luminous Watch with Pioneering Ceralume Technology

Inside The Manufacture: A Photo-Filled Visit To Les Boîtiers de Genève And Les Cadraniers - F.P. Journe’s Newly Re-Inaugurated Case And Dial Manufacture

But first, we return to Journe's home headquarters in old town Geneva to see how things have grown.

Will the Monaco Be TAG Heuer’s New Answer to the Ultra-Modern Sport Watch?

Introducing: The Oak & Oscar Atwood Chronograph (Live Pics)

At 39mm and under 13mm thick, a new and wearable chronograph from Chicago.

First Look - The Serica 6190 Chronomètre M.S.L, the Updated Field Watch

Despite being a relatively young brand (founded in 2019), Serica already carries a consistent collection of retro-inspired sports watches – field, dive and GMT. A project of Je?ro?me Burgert and Gabriel Vachette (both behind French magazine Les Rhabilleurs), all watches are designed to be used and abused with sturdiness, precision and style in mind. Today, […]

Introducing: Ming Brings Back The Dive Watch With The 37.09 'Bluefin'

Major water-resistance with relative thinness, all in addition to major looks.

Does the Millesime mark the Return of Raymond Weil?

This Week In The Shop: Our Favorite Summer Watches Under $2,000

Five contenders for your next daily driver, from a retro-funky Zodiac to one of Unimatic's most hardworking divers yet.

Mirrored Mayhem continues with the new Isotope x Revolution Mercury limited edition

Czapek Antarctique Green Meteor: Cosmos to the Wrist

Czapek is on a roll with its popular Antarctique steel sports watch and recently introduced a striking green meteorite dial in a limited edition of 100 pieces (which is already nearly sold out.)

Sunday meditations: Six recommendations for the old money crowd

We have done lists for those with stealth wealth, but looking through our archives, we need one for old money folks. So here are our top six.