Results for ISO 6425 (Diver's Watch Standard)

Introducing: Hold the Phone! Richard Mille Released An Emoji Watch

The new RM 88 Automatic Tourbillon Smiley makes us 😀 (but the price is 🥴).

Introducing: 'BANG!' 'POW!' Bell & Ross' New Watch Draws Inspiration From Bruce Wayne And Batman

The new Wayne Enterprises x Uncrate Collab BR 03-92 is designed as if straight from the mind of the Caped Crusader.

Neighborhood Watch: The Watch Lover's Guide to San Francisco And The Bay Area

Sure, the City by the Bay is home to a lot of Apple Watches. But techies also love their automatics.

Hands-On: What It’s Like To Wear The World’s Thinnest Watch, The Richard Mille RM UP-01

It costs $1.9 million. It is only 1.75mm thick. And did you know it comes with Velcro?

Photo Report: What We Saw At New York's Two Largest Watch Shows

New York is healing.

Introducing: Glashütte Original Releases Its First Diver's Chronograph (Live Pics, Pricing)

The new SeaQ Chronograph is big, bold, and blue all over.

The New Collector: Six watch considerations below SGD 5,000

Here is our first guide to the new collector - six watches to consider at the SGD 5k mark. Not our first such article, and certainly not our last.

Introducing: Crypto Bros, This One's For You - The Bitcoin Watch From Jacob & Co.

The sun might be setting on cryptocurrency, but the Astronomia Solar Bitcoin is just approaching the horizon.

Hands-On: Nerding Out On 12-Hour Bezels And Matte Dials With The New Oris Divers Sixty-Five

Oh, and gazing at in-house movements too!

Watch Of The Week: The Fine German Watch That Taught Me To Appreciate Asymmetry

The greener-than-green Glashütte Original PanoMaticLunar is not my usual style. That's why I wanted to try it. And although the clasp made me want to commit a crime, I came away with a whole new appreciation for horological idiosyncrasy.

Evolution of the Oris Divers Sixty-Five

Introducing: The First Oris Divers Sixty-Five With Caliber 400 To Enter Serial Production Has A Surprise Bezel (Live Pics & Pricing)

Give me all the bezels.

Introducing: MB&F; Has The Coolest Regulating Organ At Geneva Watch Days - And They Want To Show It Off

The LM Split Escapement EVO is how MB&F; tackles a "simple and sporty" design brief.

Reader Submission: Why I call myself a watch nut

This mid-week, we have a reader submission. Michael Ho talks about his collecting journey. Michael is a long time friend of the Chief Editor.

One To Watch: Slow Down With This Unconventional Watch Brand

German brand Slow wants you to look at your wrist and wonder "what is time anyway?"

Weekend Edition: Capturing The Watch World And Beyond Through Photo Reports

Sometimes seeing is believing.

Watch Of The Week: Ming's First Tourbillon Reminds Me How Much I've Grown

My love for watches has sent me down paths I never expected – this Ming is at the center of it all.

The Indian watch market: Switzerland’s next big target

For years, Swiss brands have heavily invested in the Chinese market. Which has made sense, as year after year, the watch market there continues to be the largest in the world. Yet, with the recent pandemic and China’s love affair with lockdowns, many brands are realising some diversification wouldn’t hurt. And as they’ve scoured the … ContinuedThe post The Indian watch market: Switzerland’s next big target appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Watch Of The Week: My Father Loved This Custom Rolex Submariner - And It's What I Remember Him By

The Sub that he once wore every day is now the Sub I wear every day.

Business News: Recession? What Recession!? The Swiss Watch Industry Continues To See Staggering Growth

And the number one global consumer is the U S of A. We'll take fries with that.

Why I broke my New Year’s resolution to purchase this watch

Before I delve deeper into the why, I’d like to bring you up to speed on my collecting habits. In a perfect world, I’d buy what I like and when I like, which many can relate to, I’m sure. However, as a full-time student and part-time Time+Tide writer who’s enthusiastic about watches, sick fits and … ContinuedThe post Why I broke my New Year’s resolution to purchase this watch appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

What would I tell my younger self about watch collecting?

It’s been years since I got into this hobby of collecting watches. When I started, I was asking myself: “What would I leave behind for the ones I love?” The timelessness of watches and the amazing mechanics within them provided the perfect canvas for an object which could bestow such personal meaning. Now, eight years … ContinuedThe post What would I tell my younger self about watch collecting? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Vintage Watches: A 1969 Hamilton Field Watch, A 1970s Longines Ultra-Chron, And A 1960s Longines Time Only

For when time only (and maybe a date) is all you need.

Culture Of Time: Science Says 10:10 Hands In Watch Ads Are A Subliminal Soft Sell

Your mind is not your own.

Culture Of Time: Pearls of Wisdom: Fathers of HODINKEE Share Their Best Watch-Collecting Advice

"The trouble with good advice is that it usually interferes with our plans."  -Croft M. Pentz

One To Watch: Havid Nagan's Paradoxical Sport Watches Are The Year's Unexpected Hit

Cali-based founder Aren Bazerkanian is inspired by Armenian culture, classical Swiss-French watchmaking, and West Coast architecture.

Auction Watch: Cartier “Model A” Mystery Clock For a Good Cause

While lesser known than wristwatches like the Tank and Crash, the mystery clock is as quintessentially Cartier as its wristwatch counterparts. Bonhams’ upcoming Hong Kong auction includes a prime example of the classic Cartier “Model A” mystery clock. The first type of mystery clock developed by Cartier, the Model A, made its debut in 1912 and the first example was sold to banker J. Pierpont Morgan. Compact but striking in its details and transparency, the Model A is essentially a block of rock crystal sitting on a mineral stone base with accents of gold, enamel, and diamonds. This example that will go on the block at Bonhams dates to 1928 and sits on an onyx base. The mystery clock, however, wasn’t invented at Cartier. Instead the clock with floating hands was conceived by Maurice Coüet, a clockmaker who was first a supplier to Cartier before joining the jeweller. Coüet in turn was inspired by the work of 19th century clockmaker-turned-magician Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin, the inventor of the mystery clock concept. The Model A is a two-axis mystery clock with the driving pinions for the hands hidden in each column of the frame Notably, the Model A clock is being sold to benefit an Australian conservation non-profit, thanks to the late Antony Coote, a farmer and businessman whose family formerly controlled Angus & Coote, a storied name in Australian retail that was once the biggest jeweller in the country. After selling his family’s stake in 2006, Coote turn...

Watch Spotting: Did You Catch The Watch In 'My Octopus Teacher'?

Amid all the emotions in this Oscar-winner is a stainless steel timepiece you may have missed.

One To Watch: Korea's Rising Star

Minhoon Yoo is paving the way for Korean independent horology.

In-Depth: Five Cult Classic Citizen Dive Watches

Sea monsters are real.