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Hands-On: A Sweet New Cycling Watch Collaboration Between Bremont and Rapha

This summer, jump into the saddle with the Bremont MBIII GMT Rapha Edition.

Watch Of The Week: Why I Wore The Living Hell Out Of My Tiffany-Signed Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711

The story of #TheLovedPatek, the most famous Tiffany-signed Nautilus on Instagram.

One To Watch: Benjamin Chee Is A Rising Watchmaking Power Player

Chinese roots; international ambition.

A Magnificent Watch Collection Goes on Show in London

For me, watches are and always have been about people – those that make them, those that design them, and those that buy them. And while many of you reading this will do your utmost (likely on a daily basis) to keep your interest in watches in check with your bank balance, every so often you meet a collector, an enthusiast, who takes things to a whole other level. Somebody who has gone all in, a collector who takes it to a level that even insiders like Thierry Stern of Patek Philippe rank them amongst the greatest collectors of all time. Patrick Getreide is that individual. Having spent the past four decades quietly building one of the world’s greatest privately-owned collections of wrist and pocket watches, he has now put all of his timepieces on show for the world to enjoy and admire. The show I feel hugely privileged and excited having visited the exhibition on its opening day in London. Privileged because there were only a few press invited; excited because I believe it will open up our passion to more and more, aligning watchmaking with art, where it belongs. The exhibition comprises 168 best-of-the-best vintage and contemporary museum-quality watches, among which are unrepeatable special orders, ultra-rare, limited editions, the most valuable examples of their type, and the largest number of Patek Philippe pieces once owned by the celebrated American collector Henry Graves Jr. now in private hands. It is also the first curated exhibition of a private collection ...

Watch Of The Week: The Gift From A King That Spawned A CIA Case Officer's Love Of Timepieces

This Breitling Aerospace from King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein will never leave my collection.

Watch Of The Week: My First Vintage Dive Watch

A little less skin in the game.

One To Watch: Three Young Watchmakers Pointing The Industry Toward The Future

The Horological Society of New York handed out a record $100k in scholarships this year – these are a few of the recipients.

Vintage Watch Highlights from Christie’s Rare Watches: Featuring The Kairos Collection Part 1

Why a Desert Dweller Designed a Dive Watch

Hands-On: Move over 'Rugrats!' Baltic's 5th Anniversary Watch Is A '90s Kid's Dream

Colors abound in this limited edition timepiece from the brand that built itself around the term, "vintage-inspired."

Watch Spotting: Forget The Fits! Check Out The Watches Of Met Gala 2022

And then look at the fits.

Hands-On: The Mysterious Vintage Doxa Army Resurfaces As A Modern Ceramic Watch

And a 54-year-old mystery surrounding the blacked-out Doxa diver is finally solved.

Hands-On: F.P. Journe's Most Complicated Creation Is An Easy-Wearing Tool Watch

The Astronomic Souveraine has its eyes on the stars but remains firmly down-to-earth.

Watching Movies: Daniel Day-Lewis Wears His Personal Gold Watch In 'Phantom Thread'

In his final film, the method actor wears a fitting timepiece for a farewell performance.

Watching Movies: Tom Hanks Wears A Mickey Mouse Watch In 'Angels & Demons'

Everyone's favorite deputy trades in his Pixar ID for a Disney one.

There's No Academy Award For Best Watch, So We're Nominating Some

It's time to give props to the Props.

Grail Watch 1: Ressence × Alain Silberstein “Carpe Diem”

Entry Level: This Entry-Level Tool Watch Is So Good It's A Sinn

The 556i is where I'd put my $1,500.

One To Watch: SeL Instruments Makes Indestructible Watches

"We become what we behold. We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us." ― Marshall McLuhan

New: anOrdain Model 2 mkII – a new version of their field watch

anOrdian adds a new, larger case and a new colour palette to their Model 2. This independent offers watches with grand feu enamel dials made in Scotland.

In-Depth: A Commercial Diver Confronts The Realities of the "Professional" Dive Watch

Turns out "Professional" means something different to commercial divers.

Weekend Edition: There's More To (Watch) Life Than Steel

Making a case for diversity.

Entry Level: IWC's Least Expensive Watch Is Also – Secretly – Its Most Significant

Feast your eyes on 36mm of horological history.

Interview: Why Bonhams Chairman Hans-Kristian Hoejsgaard Doesn't Want To Be In The Business Of Breaking Watch Auction Records

How a something-for-everyone approach makes Bonhams the dare-to-be-different auction house.

Watch Spotting: Scottie Scheffler Wins The Masters – His First Major Championship – Wearing A Rolex 'Root Beer' GMT-Master II

Two-tone is for winners.