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Richard Mille’s foray into industrial materials often pushes creative boundaries to great and unheard-of horizons, as demonstrated by its recent gem-set Carbon TPT® watches - the RM 07-01 and RM 037.

For Edward John David Redmayne OBE, 2015 has been a year of success and recognition, winning every major award for a leading actor, being honoured by the Queen and becoming an official member of his beloved Omega family.

Eighteen months after becoming the face of Montblanc, multi-talented actor Hugh Jackman is still enthralled with the brand he has aspired to since his teenage years.

Last month I celebrated a particularly significant anniversary. I’ve spent 12 happy months with the Rolex Submariner ref. 116610LV – better known as ‘The Hulk’. Here’s my on-the-wrist review that’s been a year in the making. Swiping the debit card on this purchase wasn’t an easy decision. Being someone constantly surrounded by watches, I was … ContinuedThe post MY YEAR WITH: The Rolex Submariner 116610LV – AKA ‘The Hulk’ appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

A listing of all 50 timepiece entries for the Only Watch auction’s 7th instalment to be held in Geneva on 11 November 2017.

As Omega’s latest Bond watch is unveiled in London, Revolution looks back on a brand that has always stayed one step ahead of the pack.

Round up for the significant horological events for the month of July 2017. Girard-Perregaux, Louis Moinet, Roger Dubuis, Montblanc.

We spotted Jason Statham, wearing a timepiece in the Fate of the Furious, the latest film in the Fast and the Furious franchise.

Raymond Weil’s Freelancer is the sort of watch that’s an essential in any brand’s collection - a no fuss, utilitarian diver that’s ready for duty in all manners of social and sartorial settings, but still tough enough to handle the vicissitudes of a life well lived. While this Freelancer hides no huge surprises in terms … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: Take the plunge with the Raymond Weil Freelancer Diver appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Flash through the gallery of any broadsheets’ business section and in their latest technology success stories you’ll either see bare wrists or smartwatches - in stark contrast to other bling heavy business sectors. Maybe the preference is to spend on intellectual property fees with watches only casting a faint shadow on their bedside tables. We … ContinuedThe post LIST: Tech set – the watches of 6 Australian start-up founders, including the guy who prefers his Daniel Wellington to a Daytona appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

As news continues to spread of the watch find of the year, we take a closer look at the timepiece so great they had to name it twice: Paul Newman’s “Paul Newman”.

Keith W. Strandberg speaks with Paul Boutros of Phillips Watches in Miami, where he was impressed by Paul’s wealth of knowledge and his approachable, charming demeanor, as always.

What are three essential Patek Philippe watches for a collection? Our choice: the Nautilus, the Annual Calendar, and the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph.

A look back at Richard Mille’s most successful sports chronograph: The Richard Mille RM 011.

I can honestly think of few watch/car matches more perfect than that of Hublot and Ferrari. The two occupy similar positions in their respective ecosystems: big, bold, and yes, even brash - but also instantly recognisable and intensely coveted. But beyond that, the carmaker and watchmaker share a fearless approach to design and performance, and … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: Design driven – Hublot’s Big Bang Ferrari Unico in King Gold appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

In this week's Throwback Sundays, we look at six chronographs that you might want to have, when you are in a train delay.

Bell & Ross make a cool new addition to their BR X1 collection: The BR X1 Black Titanium Chronograph.

Swatch Group's first half showed positive results ins ales and an increase in operating margin. It managed to pursue macro strategies of sustained investmen

Meet Laurent. Guess what brand he’s a fan of? Hint: his Instagram handle isn’t named for his love of the English royal dynasty… NAME: Laurent Ge OCCUPATION: Marketing and Communications for The Belgium Watch Club. HANDLE:  @MisterTUDOR FOLLOWERS: 18.6K LOCATION: The Netherlands (most of the time) Tell me about yourself: Hi mate, how ya goin’? – … ContinuedThe post WHO TO FOLLOW: @MisterTUDOR appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Review of the Nomos Aqua Ahoi Datum: the Nomos collection improved with a 200m water resistant case. Is Nomos prepared for vacation? With live pictures.

Audemars Piguet presents the iconic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in an enhanced ceramic case and the color that never goes out of style.

Editor’s Note: We recently ran a list of power players who wore budget timepieces, which was cool, but for watch lovers like us, somewhat unsatisfactory. So to counterbalance this we thought we’d revisit this list of six statement pieces Andrew put together for The Weekly Review. The brief? Six watches that “show you’re a success in life”. Enjoy. … ContinuedThe post EDITOR’S PICK: 6 watches that tell the world you’ve made it appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

We spotted David Beckham at Wimbledon not wearing a Tudor timepiece. This is strange considering he is a newly minted Tudor ambassador.

Yes, I know - this isn’t a watch. So what are we doing talking about it? Well, when we met with Montblanc to talk about their inaugural smartwatch – the Summit – they also showed us their Augmented Paper. Suffice to say, we were confused, fascinated… and when we saw it in action, impressed. Aside … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: From analogue to digital – Montblanc’s Augmented Paper appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Revolution looks at the life and times of the Reverso, a horological triumph of design that’s stood the test of time for 86 years and counting.

Jim Taylor may be the Chief Revenue Officer for Karma Automotive, but it’s also his job to create the brand and the brand appeal. He also happens to be a watch lover, and he was able to share his passion for both watches and cars with Revolution.

A retro-futuristic take on the instantly recognisable Bridges series from Girard-Perregaux - how does the Neo-Bridges fare?