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We visit the Micro Artist Studio for part 3 of our Seiko Media Experience. The studio is in Shiojiri and is home to some of the highest end watches.

WOLF, the watch/jewelry box and watch winder company, just released a very cool new video called “The Road Less Traveled.”

The Panerai Luminor Sealand PAM00859 continues as the eleventh edition of the Panerai Chinese Zodiac to celebrate the Year of the Pig.

We’re delighted to annouce the debut of Revolution Watch Podcast! First episode, a chat with Carson Chan, Head of Mission in Greater China for the FHH.

The Ressence Type 2 with e-Crown which we were so excited about in SIHH 2018 is now a commercial reality for 2019. Details: specs and price here.

To celebrate 50 million watches, Longines has produced a unique piece with the serial number of 50,000,000.

I’m flying off to Geneva tomorrow, for the watchstravaganza that is SIHH. And on my wrist, as I step onto the plane, will be Montblanc’s latest generation smartwatch, the Summit 2. Now, Swiss brands have been trying their luck at smartwatches for some time now, with the two biggest players in the space being Montblanc … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: Peak performance with the very smart Montblanc Summit 2 appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The Lange 1 turns 25 this year and Lange is celebrating with a "25th anniversary" edition in white gold limited to 250 pieces.

A. Lange & Söhne takes us back to a classic - the Lange 1 watch that shaped the brand’s return to watchmaking 25 years ago on 24 October 1994.

Franck Muller unveil the new Vanguard Crazy Hours for men and women at the MPHH 2019.

By lore, a watch should not be worn with formal attire; you’re at a sophisticated evening and that is where your attention should remain. But who doesn’t love breaking the rules? Smart casual – TAG Heuer Autavia In the clothing world, smart casual is tough. In the watch world however, a sports watch hits this … ContinuedThe post LIST: Well suited – from business to black tie, we’ve got you covered with these 4 watches appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Bell & Ross celebrates 15 years of partnership with leading Asian retailer: Cortina with a new Bronze Diver with a khaki dial and is dubbed Demiurgus, and is a limited edition of 100 pieces.

Introducing one of the best value for money timepieces of 2018: the watch that goes deep, the Certina DS PH200M.

There is absolutely zero doubt that Moser know their way around a fine dial. Their fumé is hypnotic perfection at its best. Last year the brand upped the ante with their conceptual perpetual with impossibly black Vantablack dial. Well, if this well of blackness (which is a wonder on the wrist) leaves you as cold … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: Glimmering through the darkness – Moser’s Endeavour Perpetual Moon Concept in red gold appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Based on the Lemania 2310 - a movement that would serve as a base for watches like the Patek Philippe 3970 - the original caliber 321 stands as the spirit of the "true" moon and pre-moon watches. As a column-wheel chronograph, it's also highly coveted by collectors due to the historical significance and purported superiority as well.

Omega re-introduces their most famous movement – the Caliber 321. This robust and elegant chronograph movement has been a favourite since the 1940s and is still highly sought-after by watch collectors around the world. Now, more than 50 years after the last Calibre 321 was produced, Omega is bringing the iconic movement back. Known forRead More

The hard-drinking but brilliant actor Oliver Reed and the wristwatches that reflected his character and his life.

MB&F; releases the HM6 Final Edition, now in stainless steel which is a rarity for Horological Machines with blue accents.

As it had done in previous years, MB&F; reigned supreme in injecting fun, frivolity and authenticity into the realm of high watchmaking.

Casio celebrates the Baby-G's 25th anniversary with the reissue of a replica of the original. Full details and specifications.

Revolution talks to the female veterans who have been in charge of their own companies to see what they had to say about bringing more women into the fold.

I’ve been saying for a while now that Chanel are a force to watch when it comes to serious watchmaking. Their recent high-end movements are impressive, to say the least. They’re already investors in Romain Gauthier, and - more recently - F.P. Journe. The latest step in Chanel’s increasing in-house journey is their acquisition of … ContinuedThe post NEWS: Chanel steps up their in-house watchmaking capacity with investment in new factory appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Chanel deepens its watchmaking capability by taking a stake in Kenissi, a movement factory dubbed as the industrial arm of Rolex subsidiary, Tudor.

What up, watch folks!? This week is a fun one - we're talking all things watch mods. That's all facets of watch mods - from complex to the ones that are way easier and even some stuff you didn't think were watch mods.

The dust (and hangovers) have settled on the 76th Golden Globes, and on some corners of the internet it seems that the pre-show press pack hustle is a bigger event than the awards themselves. And, given the intense competition from brands in this Instagram age to have that red carpet moment, it’s easy to see … ContinuedThe post RECOMMENDED READING: How to perfect product placement on the red carpet appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Philippe Dufour Simplicity Within the Vallée de Joux, lies the village of Le Solliat. And in that village, a workshop, from whence the man known as “the living legend” handcrafts the finest wristwatches in the world. That man is none other than Philippe Dufour. Dufour first became an independent watchmaker in 1978. He started offRead More