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Monta Noble Voyager: A Refined Sport Watch with a GMT Twist

A quick look at the new Monta Noble Voyager - Monta's latest travel-inspired iteration of their popular Noble series. Check out photos, specs, and pricing.

One To Watch: Qin Gan – Independent Watchmaker From China

The Pastorale II sets out to make an elegant statement about Chinese watchmaking.

The Great Anti-Hype Watch: Rediscovering the appeal of Panerai

Grail Watch 9.2: Moritz Grossmann × Kari Voutilainen Benu 37 Rose Gold “Golden Age”

Introducing: The Baby-G Summer Jelly Watch

We take a sickly sweet hit of Baby-G nostalgia for school break.

Grail Watch 9.2: Moritz Grossmann × Kari Voutilainen Benu 37 Rose Gold ‘Golden Age’

Watch Spotting: Usher Wears A Vintage Piaget To The 2024 BET Awards

Glamour is alive and well. Momentum for 1970s design-led watches on the red carpet is still going strong.

The World’s Toughest Watch Gets an Artisanal Japanese Touch

Longines Made the Dieselpunk Pilot Watch of Your (My) Dreams

New release: Ressence Type 5 L – A Great Dive Watch gets Even Better with More Lume

Few watches released in the last three decades have been as revolutionary as the Ressence Type 5. And now with the Type 5 L, Ressence increases legibility even more by the abundant application of Super-LumiNova.

Bell & Ross Expands their BR 03 Dive Watch Collection

Bell & Ross has significantly expanded their lineup of BR 03 divers this week, launching a total of five new references in the collection of sports watches inspired by aircraft instrumentation. The BR 03 line has been the subject of many incremental upgrades over the past year, and just as we saw with the pilot’s watches, these divers seem to be operating under the philosophy of “less is more” when it comes to making changes in the lineup.  The BR 03, and Bell & Ross square watches in general, have always been a bit of a cult object, loved all out of proportion by their fans. The divers are a particularly strange subset within the product line. The “pilot” and “diver” aesthetics rarely match up, but there’s something almost logical here about an overbuilt, square watch designed to get wet. Somehow, we can take the instrument cluster aesthetic inspiration out of the equation once we’re told we’re dealing with a dive watch. What we’re left with is my favorite type of Bell & Ross: something that’s just simply and deeply strange, a watch that feels like it shouldn’t exist but has an obvious appeal anyway.  The 42mm divers introduced this week come in five variants, which, as you’d expect, progress from fairly banal to positively strange. There are three steel references with white, blue, and black dials. These, as you can probably surmise, are the more straightforward watches in the collection. They have the same general appearance of an aviation ...

Out of Left Field – an Albanian Watch: “Primordial Passion” Unique Piece by Pirro Artistic Jewelry featuring 12 Sculpted Folk Dancers

When you think of Albania, a small Balkan country on the Adriatic and Ionian seas north of Greece, it's likely that, 1. You can't remember if/when you last thought of Albania and 2, If you did, you weren’t thinking high-end artistic watchmaking. Pirro Artistic Jewelry has a mission to change that.

Bugatti Taps Watch Movement Maker for Tourbillon Hybrid Supercar

The Molsheim-based marque just unveiled the successor to its Chiron supercar – and one with a surprising horological connection – the Bugatti Tourbillon. With Croatian auto entrepreneur at Mate Rimac at the helm, Bugatti created a completely new hypercar that features an all-new platform with a naturally-aspirated V16 engine paired with a plug-in hybrid powertrain that together produce a staggering 1,800 hp – matched by a €3.8 million price tag. The Tourbillon surprised car enthusiasts as it is very much an old-school internal-combustion-engine hypercar, and not merely a rebadged, high-performance electric vehicle of that sort that made Mr Rimac famous. Watch enthusiasts, on the other hand, might be surprised at the horological aspect of the car, which goes beyond the “tourbillon” moniker and harks back to vintage automobiles that sported dashboard instruments by the likes of Jaeger and Kienzle. The Tourbillon that will be limited to 250 units. Image – Bugatti Despite the technology contained within the car, Bugatti opted for something almost anachronistic in the cockpit. The brand pays tribute to traditional horological engineering with an analogue, mechanical instrument cluster sitting front and centre on the steering column. The instrument panel is mounted on a fixed-hub steering wheel so it remains in place even as the rim of the steering wheel rotates around it. The Tourbillon will be delivered starting 2026. Image – Bugatti Having partnered with Parmi...

Introducing: The Noah x Timex Sun And Moon Watch

The pair's latest sold-out LE gets a second wave.

What Watch Do You Wear Driving a McLaren 200 Miles Per Hour?

Review: new entry level watch – Formex Essence 39 Automatic Chronometer “Space Gold”

We spent a couple of weeks with the Formex Essence 39 Automatic Chronometer "Space Gold", and we pen down our thoughts on this timepiece.

Panerai Put Electric Lighting in a Fully Mechanical Dive Watch

Finding My Father In His Watch

After my family heirloom was stolen at a bar, I went searching for the timepiece – and for my father himself.

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

WatchCharts June 2024 Watch Market Update: Decline in Secondary Market Continues, Plus Best Value Steel Rolex Daytonas

The long-term decline in secondary market prices continued over the course of last month. In this update, we cover the Big Three in detail as well as the performance of all key secondary market brands.

Hands-on – Going Full Watchmaker with the DIY Watch Club Bluing & Luming Kits

To many, watches are all about creating memories and lasting experiences. I still vividly remember where, when and how I bought one of my most precious watches, the Tudor Black Bay 79220N. It’s that connection that keeps me from ever selling it. But what if you wanted something more than just a ready-made product? What […]

Introducing: Hublot's First Collaboration With Artist Daniel Arsham Is A Droplet-Shaped Pocket Watch

The visual artist and fashion collaborator Daniel Arsham releases a three-in-one timepiece with Hublot.

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

The Hermès Cut is a simple watch that is profoundly sophisticated

Introducing – The Kari Voutilainen Tourbillon 20th Anniversary, a Tribute to his First Watch

One of the most revered and respected names in the world of watchmaking, and certainly in the independent watchmaking scene, is Kari Voutilainen. The Finnish watchmaker is an expert in ‘wrapping’ the most brilliantly hand-finished movements in beautiful discrete cases with tear-drop lugs. With 20 years of track record as an Independent watchmaker and more […]