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At SIHH 2019, Piaget presented three new Altiplano models to showcase varied aspects of its watchmaking expertise.

One of the most interesting - and important - new watch releases I saw while in Geneva recently wasn’t shown at SIHH at all. Rather, it was presented by TAG Heuer. On the surface the watch is typically TAG Heuer, in look and indeed nomenclature - it’s called the Carrera Calibre Heuer 02T Tourbillon Nanograph, … ContinuedThe post HANDS-ON: New balance – the TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre Heuer 02T Tourbillon Nanograph  appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

To celebrate its latest, and most expensive, MR-G timepiece, Casio enlists famous swordsmith Teruhira Kamiyama to hand-engrave the Japanese characters jyuryokumaru (meaning “gravity” in English) on the case back.

Few names loom larger in the collective consciousness of horological history than Gérald Genta. He’s one of the few individual designers whose name - because of the strength of his work - stands as tall as the great houses for whom he worked. But later in his career, Genta launched his own eponymous brand which … ContinuedThe post INTRODUCING: Bulgari bring back a legend with the Gérald Genta 50th Anniversary Watch appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Headlining Parmigiani Fleurier’s Kalpa collection is the stunning Tourbillon Galaxy.

Commorating the 200th Anniversary of the founding of Singapore by Stamford Raffles, Omega releases a boutique edition of the Seamaster. Limited Edition 200.

Cartier had a big showing at SIHH 2019, fielding no less than 75 new references which included fetching re-workings of brand staples such as the Baignoire and the Santos.

Once you get the Alpina Seastrong in hand though things appear differently. This cushion cased watch isn't as big as you think due to

OK, here are the watches that put the HH into SIHH, the sort of timepieces that challenge and define exactly what it’s possible to do with a watch on your wrist. These sort of movements take years and years of development, so it’s unreasonable to expect a new one every year, but at this year’s … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: The most complicated watches of SIHH 2019 – our top picks appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Revolution USA talks to Sascha Moeri to find out how Carl F. Bucherer was doing in the run up to Baselworld.

Spot the Watch takes you to the streets of Singapore as we look at watches seen on wrists of people taking public transport and at coffee shops.

In conversation with Roberto “Jatucka” Randazzo, the man with a depth of knowledge about vintage watches that makes him the toast of his peers.

This week we're returning to one of our beloved reoccurring segments: Watch Brands We Know Nothing About! This week the guys are shedding light and talking shop on Damasko - a German watch manufacturer that may not have the exposure that Sinn and Nomos has, but the brand is doing some incredible things (and more people need to take notice!).

We bring you the details and our thoughts on the new Jaeger-Lecoultre Master Grande Tradition Gyrotourbillon Westminster Perpétuel.

If the over $35,000 price point is not the most crowded at SIHH, it is equal to the 20-35k bracket before it. There are a lot of watches to choose from. From Baume & Mercier, with a well-priced perpetual calendar that dropped just over 35kAUD, to Richard Mille’s sweet Bonbon confection, practically all brands were … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: Andrew’s top 3 picks of SIHH 2019 over $35k appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Omega marks 200 years since Sir Stamford Raffles first landed on the shores of Singapore, with the Seamaster Exclusive Boutique Singapore Limited Edition (limited to 200 pieces).

Celebrating one of the toughest classic yacht races of all time, Panerai introduces the limited-edition Luminor Regatta Transat Classique.

Vintage inspired design, updated mechanics and a flash of street style reside in the TAG Heuer Carrera Fragment.

Decide to reward yourself for landing a spot in the corporate world? In this week's column, we look at some of the watches that you might want to consider.

So what could make such a devoted Apple Watch user be so drawn to the Dan Henry 1964 Gran Turismo Chronograph? I had to find out. He was kind enough to let me spend some time with that watch for this review and needless to say it was an eye-opening experience.

Detail analytical review of the Vacheron Constantin Tratitionelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar - full explainations on how it works and why it is novel.

If my other two lists (here and here, in case you forgot) had loose themes tying them together, this one is all over the shop, covering off the serious to playful spectrum very nicely indeed. So, let’s start with the serious … A. Lange & Söhne’s Zeitwerk Date It’s larger and thinner, but the real … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: Felix’s 3 favourites from SIHH 2019, from $35K and above appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

After a series of very well-received collaborations with Pirelli and Lamborghini, Roger Dubuis is raring to continue its success with new watches that feature innovative use of materials.

Bell & Ross continues with their aviation heritage with another watch inspired by cockpit instrumentation in aircraft. Introducing the BR 03-92 BI-COMPASS.

“Rome wasn’t built in a day, but they were laying bricks every hour” – a fitting aphorism for Bulgari Bulgari, a wristwatch inspired by the spirit of the Eternal City.

Zenith El Primero 50th Anniversary Box set of three watches - a true to original revival El Primero, an El Primero Chronomaster and a Defy El Primero 21.

For lovers of classic aviation, the Bell & Ross BR03-92 Bi-Compass is a refreshing statement of rugged good looks and optimal legibility.