Results for The 1969 Automatic Chronograph Race

The Paradox of Watchmaking: Shouldn’t Watches get Cheaper with Efficiency?

In all industries, prices of objects have dropped as production improves; Except watches - this paradox of watchmaking: why aren't watches getting cheaper?

Transparency vs. Legitimacy: Demystifying the Luxury Watch Industry Pt 1.

Legitimacy and provenance for watchmaking brands in particular are a very delicate matter, is it necessary for a brand to be completely transparent?

Breguet: The Artistic Functionality of Decoration

Fine decoration today exists for its own sake, evolved from its original purpose - protection against corrosion. Today, it links Breguet to its history.

In Conversation with the Incoming CEO of IWC, Christoph Grainger-Herr

IWC’s incoming CEO gives Revolution a powerfully honest analysis of shifting trends among watch consumers that makes continuous adaptability a must-have.

SIHH 2017: The Ones with the WOW Factor

Suzanne Wong dishes out this year’s showstoppers at SIHH 2017.

The Height of Success

Known to his many clients as a successful management consultant, out of office hours Jake Meyer is a real life Action Man – a mountain climber, an intrepid adventurer and a British Army reservist. Since 2005, Meyer has been accompanied in his pursuits by a Bremont wristwatch.

SIHH 2017: The Indies Roundup

A roundup of all Independents for SIHH 2017 with high resolution photographs

Xavier Magaldi - Art Through the Eyes of a Watchmaker

Watchmaker, Xavier Magaldi opens his brand new art exhibition, Concrete Thoughts a day after SIHH 2017, in Geneva.

Pioneer of the 3D printed Watch, Holthinrichs Responds

Take a 3D printed Holthinrichs watch versus a hand crafted watch and you're going to discover one is more labour intensive to create. Guess which.

Spot the Watch: Netflix Edition – House of Cards watches

A timepiece’s potent ability to be an extension of your personality & projection of ambitions as told by House of Cards watches.

In Conversation: Karl-Friedrich Scheufele Part 3 of 3: The Passion of the man

In Conversation: Karl-Friedrich Scheufele Part 3: We explore his love for vintage cars, his affection for fine wines and his great passion for watchmaking.

Daytona Saves the Day

Release of Rolex’s Daytona in steel with black Cerachrom bezel is a veritable bright spot, for its very existence proves that good things do last.

Video: The MB&F; Story

SIHH 2017: Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art The legend of the Chinese zodiac Year of the rooster

Chinese Zodiac is closely intertwined with geomancy and western astrology. It is a scheme and systematic plan of future action that relates each year to

Officine Panerai and the Design Miami/ Visionary Award

One Fixed Gear Bike, One IWC Big Pilot And 300km of The Tour De France

The Man On A Mission To Change The Way We View Time

5 Top Picks From The Fellows Auction

Living Machines - The Futurist Tradition Of Jaquet Droz

There are plenty of things that set humans apart from even our most intelligent planetary cohabitants. Here’s one that fascinates me in particular - we replicate in effigy as well as in response to our biological mandate.

The Misinformation Stops Here

Let it be known: Kari Voutilainen has made no smartphone. He’s just collaborated with a smartphone producer to incorporate his unique dials, as an aesthetic element, on a limited edition piece.

The Velvet Fist

On The Case

The Hands of Time

The Playboy Club

The Story of A. Cairelli of Roma: An Italian Military Materiel Distributor

In The Wild: Iceland

From Here To Eternity: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos

The Watch Steve Jobs Would Have Designed

De Bethune: The Greatest Watch Brand You’ve Never Heard Of

Under The Cuff: Serge Gainsbourg