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Why the Genta-Designed Credor Locomotive Limited Edition Might Be the Start of Something Big

Introducing: A Pair Of Bi-Color Omega Speedmaster Moonwatches With Moonshine Gold And Sedna Gold

Two-tone is back!

Oceaneva Watches: Commemorating Five Years of Excellence, Resilience, and Unmatched Style

An introduction to the Oceaneva Watches brand. Learn about the brand straight from the owner and find out more about their products.

Introducing: Credor's Revival Of The Locomotive, A Long-Overlooked Gerald Genta Design (In-Depth, Live Pics)

We talked to Evelyne Genta to learn why the Locomotive – and Seiko – were so important to the late designer.

Pierre Jacques: The Silent Force of the Swiss Watch Industry

The G-SHOCK of Fountain Pens: the Pilot Varsity

Without a doubt, my favorite pen is the LAMY AL-Star. I could (and very well might) write paragraphs about this incredible fountain pen - something which would be an absolute joy, thanks in large part to the lovely experience the LAMY offers - but that’s not the pen I’m here to talk about today. That’s because, despite my fondness for the iconic AL-Star, it is not the pen I use most. It’s not even the fountain pen I use the most. No, that honor goes to the humble Pilot Varsity disposable fountain pen. I would categorize the LAMY AL-Star (and its remarkably similar sibling, the Safari) as the Seiko of fountain pens. Like a Seiko, it is often cited as a great first fountain pen for people looking to try something outside the typical rollerballs and ballpoints we see everyday. Also like a Seiko, the LAMY is a gateway pen, one which often leads to other more expensive options. The LAMY could easily be the one pen with which you live your entire life. For a totally reasonable amount of money, anyone could be happy with a LAMY, just as anyone could be happy with a Seiko SPB Diver. The AL-Star’s got everything you need, and nothing you don’t. It’s well-made, well-designed, and comes in so many variations that it would be hard not to find one that suits your taste. Pen collectors I know who have pens many multiples (sometimes many, many) the value of the LAMY still frequently cite it as one of their favorites. But if the LAMY is the Seiko of fountain pens, then t...

Cartier’s Crystallization Of Time Exhibition Exemplifies the Maison’s Cultural Impact

Culture Of Time: Through Watches, Those Who Have Died In Service Of Their Country Are Remembered

How I finally realized that Memorial Day is about more than parades and barbecues.

Inside The Manufacture: A Photo-Filled Visit To Les Boîtiers de Genève And Les Cadraniers – F.P. Journe’s Newly Re-Inaugurated Case And Dial Manufacture

But first, we return to Journe's home headquarters in old town Geneva to see how things have grown.

Two new Oris Aquis models add a taste of summer

Does the Millesime mark the Return of Raymond Weil?

Nicolas Bos Appointed CEO of Richemont Group

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

First Look – The New Generation of H. Moser & Cie. Streamliner Centre Seconds Matrix Green & Purple Haze

Moser’s Streamliner collection, a luxury sports watch with integrated bracelet, made a resounding entry in 2020 with a Flyback Chronograph. Unlike many luxury sports watches on the market, which vie for attention with their formulaic solutions, Moser’s design was fresh, verging on sensual thanks to its sleek, aerodynamic personality. A few months later, Moser unveiled […]

Introducing – The New Generation of Sinn 903 St Navigation Chronograph

Founded in 1961 by former military pilot Helmut Sinn, German watchmaker Sinn has long specialised in crafting rugged sports, pilot and instrument watches with a slightly military approach. Emblematic models such as the U1 (and its smaller version, the U50), the Bundeswehr chronograph or the 103 St have forged the brand’s reputation. There’s another watch […]

Hands-on – Is the Platinum Rolex Perpetual 1908 with a Guilloché Dial Really That Good?

When it was unveiled last year, the Rolex Perpetual 1908 made quite a strong impression. I know that the brand doesn’t want to call it the successor to the Cellini line but the reality is that it is an Mk2 Cellini. The inaugural models were surprisingly appealing despite their minimalist, almost empty dials. Rolex isn’t […]

Breaking News: Unique Patek Philippe Steel Sonnerie Minute Repeater Sells For $17.3 Million In Return Of Only Watch

While the Christie's website was down, it didn't stop the bidding for Patek, Journe, Rexhepi, and others.

Today’s office: At The Hour Glass and the launch of the new MB&F; HM8 Mk2 Blue

We attended the MB&F; HM8 Mk2 Blue launch event at the MB&F; Lab by The Hour Glass, and bring you this event report and our hands-on with the new watch.

How Grand Seiko Perfectly Showcases the Growing Prominence of Japanese Watchmaking

Geneva Report: The 12 Coolest Watches of Watches and Wonders 2024 and Beyond

A Full List of All 47 Unique Lots for Only Watch 2024

The 11 Greatest Complicated Sports Watches of the Modern Era

Tudor Creates A Pair Of Special 'Chameleon' Black Bays To Match The Visa Cash App RB Livery For The Miami Grand Prix

A credit card-inspired livery makes its way to the driver's wrists for race weekend in Miami.

Cartier’s Crystallization of Time Exhibition opens at the Seoul Dongdaemun Design Plaza

The Anatomy of a Sports Watch