Results for NOS (New Old Stock)

Hands-On: Parmigiani's New Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante Is The Understatement Of The Year

It's not exactly a GMT, or a rattrapante, but it is a fantastic watch, nonetheless.

Louis Moinet Memoris Spirit Monopusher Column Wheel Chronograph: Signaling A New Design Era For The Brand

The Louis Moinet Memoris Spirit chronograph is an aesthetic and mechanical update to the classic Memoris chronograph that may end up being the most sought-after model yet. Joshua Munchow takes a closer look at how it arrived here.

A Look at Two Most Important Watches at Phillips New York Spring Auction

Two historically important watches from George Daniels and Francois-Paul Journe come to auction this spring.

Interview: Cyrille Vigneron, Cartier CEO, On Keeping A 175-Year-Old Company Nimble

Coping with COVID, firsthand experiences, and expecting the unexpected.

Quick Takes: new Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ultra Deep O-MEGASTEEL

We take a closer look at the latest dive watch from Omega - the Seamaster Ultra Deep in O-MEGASTEEL in this episode of Quick Takes.

Hands-On: The New Black Dial Tank Louis Cartier Isn't A Must – But It's Still A MUST

Minimalism and yellow gold are quite the pairing.

Introducing: The New F.P. Journe Automatique Is Simply A Classic (Live Pics)

Quintessentially Journe.

Hands-On: I Want The All-New F.P. Journe Vagabondage To Lock Me Up And Throw Away The Key

The indie superstar's 2022 hero piece highlights the influence of early 2000s watchmaking.

Hands-On: Zenith Embraces An Early-Aughts Favorite In The New Chronomaster Open

Warning: Watch purists should avert sensitive eyes – these escapements are fully exposed.

Czapek Strikes Gold With The New Antarctique Rattrapante

Our rattrapante obsession continues unabated.

How I Got Here: Meet The New(ish) CEO Of The Americas For Audemars Piguet

Ginny Wright explains how to ask the right questions – and what's next for the house of the Royal Oak.

Quick takes: new IWC IW389105 Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Top Gun Edition “Lake Tahoe”

We take a quick look at the recently released IWC IW389105 Pilot’s Watch Chronograph Top Gun Edition “Lake Tahoe”, with live photographs.

Hands-On: TAG Heuer Looks To The 1970s – And Nails It – With The New Orange Diver

It's far out, funky, groovy, and – most of all – orange.

White Knights: Watches and Wonders Gives Us Two New Titans of Titanium

Breitling Introduces the New Navitimer B01 in 41, 43, and 46 mm

Distinctive for its slide-rule bezel, the Navitimer is synonymous with Breitling. Having been in near continuous production since its introduction 70 years ago, the Navitimer has been offered in a bewildering array of iterations, but the 2022 Navitimer B01 returns to the roots of the model with a vintage-inspired design, but livened up with bright, metallic dials. Initial thoughts If you already like the Navitimer, the 2022 version is an appealing proposition. It’s essentially the traditional Navitimer design with Breitling’s in-house chronograph movement that has an excellent construction. The model is consistently priced given the in-house movement, while the design has enough vintage elements to give it a classic Navitimer feel. The dial colours, however, are modern, so this avoids being a vintage remake (which Breitling has done enough of). Of the three sizes, the 41 mm is identical to the vintage original, so it’s probably the perfect size. The 43 mm is probably still acceptable on most wrists, but the 46 mm will be enormous. If there is to something to criticise it is probably the wide range of models – two case metals, three case sizes, and a dozen or so dial types, though not every dial is available in every size. The number of choices feel too ambitious and confusing for a launch of a new model. Throwback design The new Navitimer is the first redesign of the model since current chief executive Georges Kern took the helm of Breitling in 2017. Unsurprisingly...

Auctions: Phillips To Host First-Ever Spring Watch Auction In New York

Headlined by George Daniels, F.P. Journe, and actor James Garner's collection.

Introducing: The New Hamilton Khaki Field Titanium Automatic Evolves A Classic Design

And it still rings in under a grand. Don't let your yearnings get ahead of your earnings.

Introducing: The Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400 Takes The Oris In-House Movement To New Heights

This watch is a hit, plane and simple.

New: Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 5226G

Patek Philippe releases an addition to their Calatrava line: the Ref. 5226G in white gold, a textured dial and guilloched Clous de Paris on the case side.

Editors' Picks: Watches & Wonders Highlights: The New Releases We Can’t Get Out Of Our Heads

Superlatives from the industry's signature trade show.

Hands-On: The New Cartier Santos Dumont That Stole The Show

Who said beige is boring?

Introducing: Sinn's Take On The Colorful Dial Trend Results In Four New 556 Limited Editions

Choose your own adventure – Aquamarine, Carnelian, Citrine, or Emerald.

New: Summary of TAG Heuer novelties for 2022

TAG Heuer announces a series of novelties for Watches and Wonder 2022. Here is a summary of the novelties in one handy compilation.

Introducing: The New Odysseus Is A. Lange & Söhne's First-Ever Titanium Watch

Lange embraces the lightweight metal in the third voyage for the Odysseus.

Introducing: The New Cartier Coussin Collection Includes Watches That Are Actual Cushions

Like, real cushions. As in squishy. I'm not kidding.