Results for The Swatch Group

Hands-On: The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT

Tudor flies again with a brand-new GMT.

The New RM 032: Richard Mille’s Latest Chronograph Breaks All The Rules

Photo Report: Experiencing Car Week Through The Lens Of Rolex

Cars, watches, and everything in between.

Hands-On: The Doxa Sub 200T

Smaller, more options, and... less money?

America’s Oldest Watchmaking Guild: The Horological Society of New York

The Power of Nostalgia: gérald genta, Universal Géneve, Favre Leuba, Urban Jürgensen

Grand Seiko Presents The Limited Edition SBGJ283 Exclusive To Asia Pacific

Hands-On: The Seiko Prospex SPB451 And SPB453

Generational refinement or a sophomore slump?

The Value Proposition: The Habring² Erwin 'Tuxedo'

A closer look at a sleeper watch with an unexpected complication.

The Alterum Worldtimer Lands in Los Angeles & New York

The Power of the Mid-Segment

Hublot’s Partnership With Samuel Ross Hints At The Future Of The Big Bang

Digi-Cool Watches From The Seventies Are Back With A Sleek Vengeance

Wild designs and glowing LEDs mark a return of extravagant '70s wristwear.

Introducing: The SR_A Hublot 3.0

Blueblot.

Revolution Arabia Presents: ‘The Last Airbender’

The Road to Elegance with A. Lange & Söhne

New Video: Czapek Manufacture – the suppliers

Czapek CEO takes us on a tour of two suppliers: enamel dials at Donzé Cadrans and titanium case/bracelets at Ab Products & Ab Concepts.

Hands-On: First Spotted On The Wrist In A U-2 Spy Plane – The New Flight Qualified Omega Speedmaster 'Pilot'

It is not quite a Flightmaster, but it is flight-tested and now here for civilians and military pilots alike.

Hands-On: How Théo Auffret's Tourbillon à Paris Bridges The Past, Present, And Future

Three years after our last check-in, it felt right to revisit Auffret's story and how he's expanded his role in watchmaking. But first, we go back to his start, and that includes a name you probably don't know: Jean-Batiste Viot.

Renaud Tixier ‘Monday’ | Fixing the “Unfixable”

Takahiko Aigaki Makes His Debut with the Direct Impulse Tourbillon

Introducing: The Fratello x Czapek Promenade Transparencies "Viridan Green"

A translucent new take on Czapek's recently introduced model.

The SpaceOne Tellurium, Now In Black And Blue

Understanding Chanel’s Direction In The Watchmaking Industry

Unplugging: Combatting Enthusiasm Fatigue

I’m a pandemic-era watch enthusiast. Stuck inside along with the rest of the world, I found myself with an unusual amount of time on my hands in the spring of 2020. My interest in watches had been passing at best, reflected in my recent purchase of a quartz Citizen dress watch that, looking back, was likely the most generic version of a bland 3 handed watch available on the entire internet. It was this office-inspired watch (which I was not even allowed to wear to the now-shuttered office) that probably led YouTube’s algorithm to throw a watch review into the mix as it attempted to entertain me for hours on end. Imagine my surprise when my former coworker and Worn and Wound’s own Zach Kazan was on my screen, talking about the water resistance and case diameter of a Seiko. And just like that, I stumbled into an engaged group of local collectors that were more than happy to get a newbie like me up to speed. Sure, it felt like the world was on fire, but at least I had a new hobby and community to distract me as it burned.  Stories similar to mine were playing out all over the world as a new wave of enthusiasts used an influx of time (and sometimes money) to give themselves self-curated crash courses in horology. For those of this cohort that still spend their free time reading watch blogs, it’s been a wild ride. We witnessed (and perhaps fueled) the rise of hype culture, the skyrocketing of prices, the divisive power of a plastic Speedmaster and the advent of not one...