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The Making Of Chanel J12 Bleu, With Frédéric Grangié And Arnaud Chastaingt

Introducing: A New Color For Timex's Enigma 1975 Mystery Dial (Live Pics + Pricing)

Space age design gets the jet-black treatment.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Orange County and Las Vegas

These next classes will be hosted by Chopard, Rezvani Motors, ISSIMI and LV Luxury.

First Look - The New Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph with Ocean Grey Lacquer Dial

First released in 2018, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris collection was designed to reintroduce a sports range alongside the brand’s classical Reverso and Master lineups. Deeply inspired by the 1968 Memovox Polaris dive watch with its alarm mechanism, there was more to the collection than just this complication, as the brand also released some pretty attractive chronographs. […]

Introducing - Farer Launches a New Generation of Aqua Compressor

The original Farer Aqua Compressor Endeavour from 2017 was a surprise from the small British brand. Not only did it have an impressive 300-metre water-resistance rating, but it was also a bona fide super compressor – its caseback compressed against a gasket as water pressure increased with depth, forming a tighter seal. The latest trio in […]

Introducing: A New Generation Of The Breitling Superocean Heritage

Smaller case sizes and a subtly refined design? Count me in.

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Fourth Capsule Of The Collectibles Celebrates The Duoplan Movement In Paris

Urban Jürgensen: The Legacy Continues with Kari Voutilainen, Co-CEO of Urban Jürgensen

Introducing: Urban Jürgensen Has Returned - Under The Direction Of Kari Voutilainen And Alex Rosenfield - With Three Extraordinary New Models

The historically minded collection looks further back in the brand's heritage for design inspiration, featuring a new yet familiar aesthetic combined with world-class watchmaking.

The Return of a Horological Titan: A New Dawn for Urban Jürgensen

Happenings: Keith Scobie-Youngs To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The Cumbria Clock Company Co-Founder will discuss Big Ben's recent restoration.

Hands-On: The Return Of The Rolex Meteorite Daytonas, The Ultimate Version Of The Ref. 126519

A closer look at a favorite option from the current Daytona catalog.

Junghans Telemeter USA Limited Edition: A Thunderclap of Vintage

A Retrospective: The Legacy of Urban Jürgensen

Introducing: Nivada Grenchen Announces A Pair Of Valjoux 23-Powered Limited Editions For The Chronomaster Aviator Sea Diver

Two new takes on the brand's vintage 'CASD' design, including one in eye-catching aventurine.

Longines Commemorates 100 Years Of Its Iconic Zulu Time Wristwatch With A 1925 Re-Edition

Gatherings: A Celebration At Casa Panerai In The Heart Of NYC

Hodinkee's Ben Clymer sits down for an intimate conversation with Panerai Brand President Philippe Bonay.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Silicon Valley

These next classes will be hosted by Chopard and ISSIMI.

The Grand Seiko You Didn’t Know Existed - an Owner’s Review of the SBGX331

With Grand Seiko’s rise to popularity in the last few years, it’s hard to find a truly obscure model. And yet, here we are. No, it’s not some vintage reference buried in the archives or a short-lived limited edition you didn’t know about. It’s a modern watch-one that was still available as recently as fall 2023. It wasn’t exclusive to a single boutique, and yet, you’ve likely never seen it before. Why? Because it’s a Japanese domestic model that’s flown almost entirely under the radar. The watch is the Grand Seiko SBGX331-and by the time you finish reading this, you might just want one yourself. So, how did I end up with the SBGX331? Back in September 2023, I had the chance to travel to Japan as part of the Grand Seiko Media Experience-a whirlwind tour of Seiko and Grand Seiko’s facilities across Honshu. Over just a few days, we visited multiple workshops, watched artisans at work, and took in various presentations on the brand’s history, movements, and proprietary technologies. We saw case finishing, dial printing, and even the production of Credor Eichi II dials. And yes, we ate-a lot. For a more detailed breakdown of that trip, check out my write-up here. As a longtime Grand Seiko fan, it wasn’t so much a crash course as it was a chance to confirm that all the stories I’d read-and in some cases repeated-were actually real. Seeing Zaratsu polishing done in person, or hands being heat-blued to a precise hue, or watching minute indices...

Walkthrough video of the new Gerald Charles Museum

We were invited to the Gerald Charles. Federico Ziviviani, the CEO showing us the new museum, the watchmaker's atelier and his office.

My Mother, The Reluctant Watch Collector

And how she became one, with two family heirlooms.

Louis Vuitton High Watchmaking 2025: It’s The Very Best of La Fabrique du Temps

The Making of a Masterpiece: Breguet Sympathique No. 1

The Dennison X Collectability Watch is a celebration of quiet simplicity

Photo Report: A Haute Horology Hangout With Friends At Watches Of Switzerland's SoHo Boutique

Come for the amazing watches, stay for ... the amazing watches. Hey, look – that's our thing and we're sticking to it.

Zenith Adds a Rose Gold Version of the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar to the Collection

In the year and three months since they reintroduced the El Primero Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar, Zenith has been cooking up new references and colorways for the crowd-favorite complication. Next in this wave is the new 18k Rose Gold & Black model, wrapped in the ever-popular material and boasting the same sportiness mixed with refinement that the Triple Calendar has become known for.  Housed in a 38mm case (46mm lug-to-lug) and sharing proportions with previous stainless steel models, the new Rose Gold variant also features hour markers, subdials, and hands in the material-and coated in SuperLuminova SLN C1- to contrast the sleek black of the dial. A matching black calfskin leather strap with a rose gold folding clasp completes the look, giving the Chronomaster a profile that oscillates between elegant and intimidating.  Inside, the new Chronomaster features the same El Primero 3610 movement with automatic column-wheel chronograph functionality. The complete calendar and moonphase indications both lend the dial a swath of functionality and add aesthetic flavor. Also carried over from previous models is the 60-hour power reserve and 50 meters of water resistance, placing the Chronomaster solidly in the dress-to-sport watch camp.  A new colorway and case material for an iconic and consistently popular line of watches is always exciting, and Zenith has delivered with this new (and familiar) Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar reference. Whether or not rose ...

Recommended Reading: Analog:Shift Takes A Deep Dive Into The History Of Doxa Dive Watches

Endorsed by many divers, including Jacques Cousteau, Doxa's Dive watch history is something worth exploring.

Happenings: Eddie Landzberg To Lecture At The Horological Society of New York

The Harvard undergraduate will discuss his research on John Harrison's gridiron pendulum.

A Brief History of the Tourbillon

Hands-On: The Chopard Quattro Mark IV - The Most Impressive Release Of Watches And Wonders 2025

Happy Diamonds and "jewelry brand" no longer, Chopard updates its nine-day power reserve dress option in spectacular fashion.