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Year In Review: If You’re Just Looking At The Watches, You’re Missing The Key To It All

Reflecting on a year of not just good watches but also good people.

Frederique Constant Quietly Introduced a Pave Version of Its Classics Carrée Small Seconds Exclusively for the U.S. Market

Parmigiani Fleurier Reveals the Mysterious Minute Repeater

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

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

Hands-on – The Zeitwinkel 240° NOIR, The Stealthiest Of The Brand’s Sports Watch

A new collection from an independent watchmaker is always an exciting thing to witness, especially when it’s a brand that has been on your personal radar for quite a while. One such brand for me is Zeitwinkel, characterised by its clear and modern style backed by neatly finished German Silver movements. I was lucky enough […]

The Power of Consolidation: LVMH Watch Division

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’

Massena LAB and Vulcain Introduce a Unique Alarm Equipped Diver with an Imagined History

There are niche watches, and then there are niche watches. A dive watch on its own, if you think about, is a very specific kind of thing, and in spite of their incredible popularity, we shouldn’t forget that they’re built for a highly specific purpose that almost nobody wearing one will ever participate in. A vintage inspired dive watch with an alarm that can be heard underwater is even more specific, and a dive watch with an alarm that can be heard underwater and has been designed to imagine what an example of this watch might have looked like if it existed ten years before the actual watch it’s inspired by – well, that’s about as far down the rabbit hole as most will care to go. But that’s what Massena LAB and Vulcain have cooked up for their new collaboration, and it’s one of the strangest and most charming watches of the year.  The Vulcain Nautical Legacy Massena LAB can perhaps be most easily understood as a new spin on the Vulcain Nautical Cricket, which was revived last year. The watch we covered last summer was Vulcain’s attempt at bringing back a truly strange diver that takes a genuinely different approach to the very idea of “timing” a dive. The Nautical effectively brings the no-decompression table to the dial itself, and through the setting of the alarm and matching it with the dive’s depth, the diver can calculate the length of their decompression stops as they make their way to the surface. Again, truly niche, and an early example of t...

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: Brew Watch Co. Doubles Down On Retro With The Super Metric Chronographs

It's a chronograph! It's an espresso timer! It's... Super Metric!

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.