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Year In Review: Feast Your Eyes Upon Nearly 100 of Our Favorite Photographs from 2022
Consider this the Photo Report of All Photo Reports.
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Unboxing Grail Watch 3: Trilobe Une Folle Soirée “Wild Night”
Join Wei as he tells the story of Trilobe and its founder Gautier Massonneau, who had a unique vision to reinterpret the telling of time on a watch. When it was launched earlier this year, Trilobe’s Une Folle Journée or “A Crazy Day” created such a stir for its inventiveness in elevating time to three […]
Deployant
Dear Santa: Robin Lim Makes His Christmas Wishlist for 2022
In today's article, Deployant's Robin shares his horologically-themed Christmas wishlist with the three watches that he dreams of.
Revolution
Up Close with Grail Watch 3: Trilobe Une Folle Soirée “Wild Night”
Something wild is coming this way! Introducing Grail Watch 3: Trilobe Une Folle Soirée “Wild Night”, an emphatic timepiece by Gautier Massonneau’s Trilobe that has now been illuminated to reflect the night sky. Dropping on 19 December, 2022 at 10pm SGT | 3pm CET | 9am EST. Grail Watch 3 is limited to 25 pieces […]
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In-Depth: A Visit To Oak & Oscar In Chicago
Seven years after Chase Fancher started the brand, Oak & Oscar is just hitting its stride.
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Watching Movies: Ryan Gosling Sings, Dances, And Wears A Vintage Omega In 'La La Land'
Our watch-related movie of the week sees "Small Watch" Gosling make 34mm (and tap dancing) look good.
Deployant
Dear Santa: Chester Lau Makes His Christmas Wishlist for 2022
It’s the jolly time of the year and our writers share their personal grails and their Christmas Wishlist. Chester starts us off!
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Gift Guide: Maggi Simpkins' Favorite Gifts That Spark Creativity
Our favorite artist and jewelry designer gives us the gift of inspiration for the upcoming holidays.
Time+Tide
Vintage video game watches offer real wrist game
Members of Generation X can truly say they were there for some seismic cultural shifts. Although some relics should definitely remain encased in the nostalgic amber of the past, not everything that burst forth from the New Wave Age was as disgusting as New Coke, or as cringe-inducing as parachute pants. Despite what boomers might … ContinuedThe post Vintage video game watches offer real wrist game appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Hodinkee
Gift Guide: Gifts So Perfect They Are On Our Own Shopping Lists
These are the gifts that members of the Hodinkee Shop are giving this holiday season.
Time+Tide
NSFW! Holiday Hentai from a historic Swiss brand? Merry Christmas, I guess
Erotic watches have long been a controversial topic. Some praise the individuality, artistry and taboo nature of these pieces, impressed by the intricately painted scenes or complex automata depicting them. Others, however, denounce them completely for their tackiness despite the connection to the historical tradition of erotic art – something Luke Benedictus shared his thoughts … ContinuedThe post NSFW! Holiday Hentai from a historic Swiss brand? Merry Christmas, I guess appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Time+Tide
FRIDAY WIND DOWN: Race over to Chadstone for an adrenaline-filled IWC experience
If you have ever binge-watched Drive to Survive, played the Gran Turismo video games, or, more plainly, are a Formula 1 super-fan, then you will probably want to race over to the IWC pop-up racing experience over at the Chadstone Shopping Centre. Not only will you be able to get hands-on with a range of IWC watches, you will … ContinuedThe post FRIDAY WIND DOWN: Race over to Chadstone for an adrenaline-filled IWC experience appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Deployant
New and reviewed: Bell & Ross BR 05 Sincere Green Steel
A collaboration with Singapore retailer Sincere Fine Watches to celebrate the opening of a new boutique, we review the new BR 05 Sincere Green Steel.
Teddy Baldassarre
Watches with Tachymeters: How They Work and Our 15 Top Tachymeter Watc
It's a common refrain in the watch collector community that chronographs are one of the most popular complications while at the same time being one of the least practical in day-to-day life. Many of the most famous chronograph watches are also equipped with tachymeter scales, and while fans of these watches mostly agree that they look very cool, few of them have ever used the scale with the stopwatch function, and many wouldn't really know how. Nevertheless, the tachymeter on a watch was invented for a utilitarian, practical purpose once upon a time and it's worth briefly exploring those origins and exploring those capabilities. Essentially, a tachymeter (also called a tachometer) is a numerical scale on a watch’s dial or bezel that is used in conjunction with a chronograph seconds hand to measure an object’s speed over a predetermined distance. It is often used to determine miles or kilometers per hour and is thus a common feature of chronograph watches whose design is inspired by automobile racing; we'll showcase several icons of that category in our list below. Unlike divers’ watch bezels, which should rotate in one direction to set dive times, or other types of bezel scales used for calculations and conversions, like the circular slide rule on Breitling’s Navitimer, most of which are bidirectional, a tachymeter scale bezel should be fixed. The numerical scale typically starts around the 6- or 7-second marker on the minute track, and is usually indicated in ...
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Watches For Good And MB&F; M.A.D. Gallery Go Jurassic For Charity
You can get your hands on a dino-themed watch stand from one of the world's top watchmakers and do some good.
Deployant
New: Breguet Classique 9075 2023 Chinese New Year Edition
Breguet's release for the Year of the Rabbit 2023, is this new Classique 9075 with an artistic interpretation of rabbits on the dial.
Time+Tide
Four watches you should buy instead of Portnoy’s Brick Watch – US$2.4K or less
Dave Portnoy launched Brick Watch Company, but we think there are better watches to buy for US$2,400 or less.The post Four watches you should buy instead of Portnoy’s Brick Watch – US$2.4K or less appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
Revolution
A Dive Watch with a Jellyfish Glow: Jacques Bianchi x Revolution Limited Edition JB200 “Méduse”
Wei takes us through our latest collaboration with Montres Jacques Bianchi - our take on the contemporary reissue of the JB200, a “destro” dive watch originally commissioned by the French Navy and created by legendary Marseille watchmaker, Jacques Bianchi. Limited to 150 pieces, the JB200 “Méduse” features the silhouette of a scuba diver, now fully […]
Deployant
New: Seiko Presage 110th Anniversary of Laurel
Seiko releases a new Presage to celebrate the 110th Anniversary of Japan's first wristwatch - the Seiko Laurel, made in 1913.
Revolution
Introducing Chapter 3 of Grail Watch: Luminous Signature
Dropping December 19, 2022 – 3pm CET | 10pm SGT, an out-of-this-world watch that tells the time using discs that rise from the baseplate to the domed sapphire crystal. This wild timepiece is illuminated with the glow of the night sky. Check back tomorrow to find out more. Email shop@grailwatch.com to register your interest. To […]
Quill & Pad
Breguet Reine de Naples References 9835 & 9838: Declaring A Love Of Timeless Elegance
In the newly introduced Breguet Reine de Naples References 9835 and 9838, the minute hand has become a sporty, elegant declaration of love. These intriguing hands feature a unique mechanism that traces the minute track around the edge of the oval dial in a singular way, at times looking like a heart.
Time+Tide
Raheem Sterling lost £300,000 of watches in a robbery. How should he replace them?
Poor Raheem Sterling has endured a rough time of late. There was the familiar heartache of England being knocked out of the World Cup with Gareth Southgate’s team adopting their customary roles as plucky nearly-men destined to lose against the first decent team they face. If that wasn’t bad enough, while Sterling was in Qatar, … ContinuedThe post Raheem Sterling lost £300,000 of watches in a robbery. How should he replace them? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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Why do Watches Use Sapphire Crystals? A Brief History and a Few Altern
Watches differ greatly in their sizes, designs, capabilities, straps and bracelets, and even in the materials used to make their cases. The one element that nearly always seems to be present when we peruse watches’ specifications is the use of sapphire for the crystal (for the newest of newbies, that’s the round, glass window over the dial). Over a certain “luxury” price point, a sapphire crystal is not even seen as a benefit but the baseline standard, like tempered laminated glass in a car windshield. How did sapphire come to play this key supporting role in watch manufacturing, and what did watchmakers use before it came along? For that matter, what differentiates different types of sapphire crystals from each other? Which materials other than sapphire are still being used in the watch industry, and why? And is sapphire being used for anything else in horological circles besides crystals? What are the properties of sapphire? Believe it or not, that little lens over the dial of your watch is made from one of the hardest substances on Earth. It is one of two precious gemstones from the mineral variety corundum, the other being ruby. Corundum, a crystallized aluminum oxide, is clear in its purest state; sapphires and rubies receive their blue and red colors, respectively from impurities: traces of titanium, and iron in the former, and of chromium in the latter. Sapphire (above) has a ratio of 9 on the Mohs Hardness scale. Among minerals, only moissanite, a naturally...
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Hands-On: What Do Aerial Firefighting And Swiss-German Railroads Have To Do With Watchmaking?
Oris has the answer with the new ProPilot Coulson and Big Crown Pointer Date Waldenburgerbahn.
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Year In Review: It Was Another Boom Year For Independent Watchmaking
Logan Baker looks over 2022's buzziest and most captivating indies – and celebrates a segment of the industry bursting with imagination.
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Hands-On: F.P. Journe's Chronomètre à Résonance Makes Me Feel Like A Dunce
F.P. Journe is a renaissance man with the most resonant take on the resonance phenomenon – and these days he offers it with a side of remontoir.
Quill & Pad
De Bethune DB25s QP: Near Perfect Is Now Perfect!
When De Bethune released the new DB25s Perpetual Calendar at Geneva Watch Days 2022, the main talking point was just how much the model had shrunk from its previous iterations to become a more perfect proportion. And like any good diet consultation, it was the result of careful and deliberate attention paid to the watch as a whole and how components worked with each other.
Time+Tide
Video surfaces proving Tudor BB58 is compatible with Ranger T-Fit bracelet
As someone who once owned the original Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight and BB58 Navy Blue, I can say they were both constant wears within my collection when I owned them. Now, to be clear, I did not “flip” the two watches. Both were lost as a result of the necessary “one in, one out” philosophy … ContinuedThe post Video surfaces proving Tudor BB58 is compatible with Ranger T-Fit bracelet appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.
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Huckberry's Staff Picks For Outdoorsy Watches
"To me, the perfect adventure watch is one you don’t have to think about."
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Barstool Sports “presidente” Dave Portnoy offends watch lovers with his new watch brand – then doubles down
Within basketball slang, the term “bricked” is used when someone badly misses a shot. A bricked phone, computer, or gaming console refers to when a device – typically after unauthorised modification – no longer can boot or power on. Bricked effectively means complete and utter failure, unless you add the word “up” after it – … ContinuedThe post Barstool Sports “presidente” Dave Portnoy offends watch lovers with his new watch brand – then doubles down appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.