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We Put Hamilton’s Most Versatile New Adventure Watch to the Test

Introducing: The Breitling SuperOcean Rainbow And 46mm Super Diver Editions

Breitling sets the mood for summer with two colorful rainbow SuperOceans in 36mm and 42mm cases. The 42mm stainless steel version has rainbow-shaded hands and indices and is available with striking rubber straps. Conversely, the 36mm rainbow option has a steel case with an 18k red gold bezel grip and white ceramic inlay. The 46mm […] Visit Introducing: The Breitling SuperOcean Rainbow And 46mm Super Diver Editions to read the full article.

Making This Monday Morning Count With The Raymond Weil Millesime Tri-Compax Chronograph

The French word millésime comes from the world of wine, not watches. It denotes a “vintage,” a wine produced from a single year’s grape harvest, especially a great one. So, the Raymond Weil Millesime Tri-Compax Chronograph is a 2024 vintage from Geneva. Whether 2024 is going to be a fruitful watch year is yet to […] Visit Making This Monday Morning Count With The Raymond Weil Millesime Tri-Compax Chronograph to read the full article.

The Matchmaker: 6 Pairs of Cars and Watch Makers

This faithful Sunday, we decided to play Matchmaker to 6 "single" watch maisons along with 6 "single" car makers. So without further ado, ladies and gentleman, start your engine!

The Hublot Arsham Droplet is the Artistic Pocket Watch No One Saw Coming

The Hermès Cut is a simple watch that is profoundly sophisticated

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Mini is Big News for Small Watch Lovers

Pierre Jacques: The Silent Force of the Swiss Watch Industry

IWC Manufactures the World’s First Luminous Watch with Pioneering Ceralume Technology

Will the Monaco Be TAG Heuer’s New Answer to the Ultra-Modern Sport Watch?

First Look – The Serica 6190 Chronomètre M.S.L, the Updated Field Watch

Despite being a relatively young brand (founded in 2019), Serica already carries a consistent collection of retro-inspired sports watches – field, dive and GMT. A project of Je?ro?me Burgert and Gabriel Vachette (both behind French magazine Les Rhabilleurs), all watches are designed to be used and abused with sturdiness, precision and style in mind. Today, […]

Introducing: Ming Brings Back The Dive Watch With The 37.09 'Bluefin'

Major water-resistance with relative thinness, all in addition to major looks.

Geneva Report: Gem-Set and Jewelry Watches from the 2024 Watch Fair

Toledano & Chan’s B/1 Is the Most Interesting Watch Design of the Year

Introducing: The B/1 Is An Audaciously Designed Watch By Newcomer Toledano & Chan

Part 1970s design, part Brutalist architecture, this watch is a bold stone dial statement.

Watch Spotting: Lando Norris Celebrates Winning The Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Wearing Richard Mille

Plus, Tom Brady and Ed Sheeran bring out some seriously cool Royal Oaks.

Just Because – Singapore Watch Club Releases a Collection of 15 Vacheron Constantin Chronographs 47101

Watch clubs are burgeoning worldwide to gather enthusiasts around a single passion: their appreciation of beautiful timepieces. We’ve seen this in all regions, such as, for instance, the Emirates Watch Club founded by Malek bin Easa. Travelling further East is the Singapore Watch Club, which was founded in 2015 and has been gathering collectors and […]

The Anatomy of a Sports Watch

Explained: Bovet Solves Daylight Savings Time in the Wristwatch

The Bovet Récital 28 Prowess 1 is an ingenious solution to an age-old problem: accounting for daylight saving time (also known as summer time) in a multi-timezone wristwatch. Despite the seemingly simple nature of the problem, the solution is extraordinarily complicated, requiring two dozen rollers and many more gears and springs. With its roller-based world time mechanism, the Récital 28 can easily switch between showing summer or winter in both Europe and America, making the first-ever wristwatch able to do that. Initial thoughts Bovet’s complicated watches are usually enormous, intricately mechanical, and sometimes extravagantly decorated, sometimes sporting pearls, diamonds, and enamel work. The Récital 28 is less decorative but intensely mechanical. With clever engineering, the calibre inside addresses one of the longstanding challenges of a travel-time watch, accounting for daylight saving time (DST). The cleverness of the Récital 28 lies in its rollers, which each have four positions. This allows time zones to be easily backwards or forwards in accordance with DST. Even though the solution is straightforward in principle, executing it is immensely complex. In order to accommodate its many functions, the R28-70-00X movement incorporates multiple subassemblies that make it a unique proposition. As a result, the movement in the Récital 28 is unusually complicated, especially for what is essentially a world time watch. Its part-count of 744 puts it in grand comp...

This Week In The Shop: Celebrating 41 Years Of The Original Tough Watch With A Deep Dive Into G-Shock

Happy Birthday G-SHOCK!

Watch Spotting: Scottie Scheffler Dons The Green Jacket A Second Time At The Masters Wearing A Green Rolex 'Hulk' Submariner Ref. 116610LV

There's just something about green at Augusta in April.

The Grail of Attic Finds: Reunited with the First Watch I Ever Owned, A West End Watch Co Sowar Prima

Colin Alexander Smith is reunited with his first watch and discovers an intriguing watch manufacturer that has been producing mechanical watches in Switzerland continuously since 1886.

Introducing: The New Reflection De Cartier Cuff Comes With A Hidden Watch

A different kind of watch-bangle hybrid by Cartier.

Hands-On: The 18k Gold Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight On Bracelet Is (Almost) The Precious Metal Tool Watch I Have Been Asking For

I asked for a BB54 in yellow gold, but Tudor decided on a BB58 instead.

Introducing: Hermès Launches 'The Cut,' A Sport Watch For Women

It's a simple, clean, easy-to digest-watch.