Results for Taste of Time 2026

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Washington D.C.

These next classes will be hosted by Tiny Jewel Box.

Pre-Owned Picks: A Selection Of Smaller Watches For Every Wrist

For those who know good things come in small packages.

Talking Watches: With Brooke Shields, Model, Actress, Entrepreneur, And Icon Of The '80s

Did you know she was a watch collector too? Well, feast your eyes on these pieces.

A New Symbol of Rebellion: The Richard Mille RM 66

De Bethune Part 3: The Private Atelier of Denis Flageollet

Wei visits De Bethune Co-founder and Master Watchmaker Denis Flageollet’s private atelier, a place where he finds solitude to seek inspiration and conduct research for the brand’s next concept watch. Denis is probably the only independent watchmaker to have his own metal forge where he can experiment on different materials and craft his own watch […]

Seiko SKX: A Review of the Legendary Japanese Diver

The Seiko SKX is a watch that transcends its niche. If you type in “best entry-level watch” into any search engine, you will inevitably be unable to avoid seeing the SKX. The SKX009J1 we are looking at today – might just be the best value dive watch on the market. And that says along, given it was introduced in 1996.

Auction Watch: A Single-Owner Collection of F.P. Journe at Phillips

Le Concours de Complexité is probably the smallest watch auction ever conducted by Phillips. Taking place online from January 13-20, the sale comprises just 11 watches. But all 11 are F.P. Journe watches, including important models like a Sonnerie Souveraine, Chronomètre à Résonance Ruthenium, and Centigraphe Anniversaire. So while the quantity is modest, the quality and value are high. And the watches all come with impeccable provenance. The former owner is a prominent businessman from Southeast Asia who is active real estate development. He purchased most of them brand new and has clearly kept them in immaculate condition. Le Concours de Complexité begins on January 13 and will run until January 20. Bidding and the catalogue can be accessed on Phillips.com. Below we round up a trio of highlights from the sale. The Sonnerie Souveraine Lot 8001 – Chronomètre à Résonance Ruthenium Synonymous with the independent watchmaker, the Resonance is correctly regarded as one of the most ingenious creations in contemporary watchmaking. Francois-Paul Journe was the first to implement the concept in a wristwatch, having been inspired by 18th century clocks operating on the principle of resonance. This example is one of the Ruthenium series that was launched in 2001. The name comes from the fact that the dial and brass movement bridges are plated in ruthenium, giving them a dark grey finish. Notably, the Ruthenium editions are the last F.P. Journe models to utilise brass m...

Introducing: Grand Seiko Is At It Again With A Pair Of Limited Releases To Celebrate The 25th Anniversary Of The Caliber 9S

Dial in the clouds and not a care in the world.

Introducing: Bell & Ross Made A Watch With Alain Silberstein, Master Of The Squiggle

These three watches are a 42mm primary color themed party for your wrist.

Power List: The Rise Of Watch Influencers

Introducing: Audemars Piguet Quietly Releases A Pair Of Royal Oak Flying Tourbillons With New 'Dimpled' Dial

A new dial pattern gives the Royal Oak a fresh face.

Power List: The Best of Independent Watchmaking

Second Opinions: It's Time To Redefine – And Embrace – The 'Fashion Watch'

First, let's all agree on what that term even means. Second, let's welcome them into our lives.

New: Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe in the colours of love

Blancpain releases a new Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe in their ladies collection for Valentine's Day 2023 in white with very feminine pink accents.

In-Depth: C.H. Meylan And The Living History of America's Most Complicated Watch

A forgotten master's history traces from the Vallée de Joux to New York City – and, along the way, touches Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, Tiffany & Co., and H. Moser & Cie.

Watch Of The Week: How Studying Art History Led Me To My Cartier Santos

Merritt Palmer's lifelong interest in art and culture brought her to Hodinkee – and then to a Cartier.

Year In Review: The Budget Watch Of The Year Is A Seiko That's Going Places

Only the finest in frugality.

Pre-Owned Picks: Two Time Zones, Two Hour Hands, Zero Problems. The GMT Watch.

Traveling across timezones for the holidays? Grab a GMT, a watch that's built for the task.

The Spec Sheet: One Minute With One Of Our Favorite Releases Of The Year, The Tudor Black Bay Pro

With a flyer GMT and 39mm case, Tudor finally gave many collectors the Black Bay they'd been asking for.

Year In Review: Dressy Watch Of The Year: The Magnificent Indie That Led This Year's Dressed-Up Boom

It was a big year for dressy watches, but one young independent watchmaker stole the show.

The Two Watch Collection: My Blancpain And Oris Are The Result Of A Seven-Year Adventure In Watches

They're extremely different from one another, but they're also remarkably similar in an uncommon way. More importantly, they each represent what I care about most in watchmaking.

Introducing the De Bethune: The Art of Watchmaking

Watch Of The Week: The Third Polerouter Is The Charm For RedBar's Kathleen McGivney

Nothing can stop my fascination with radium lume. Not even a divorce and pandemic.

The Once Upon a Time Watch Project…Watch Stories Waiting to be Told

Hublot and the ‘Art of Fusion’

The Future of ‘Fusion’

Introducing: Merci Launches A Trio Of New LMM-01s (Live Pics)

Three new dials expand upon Merci Instruments' signature style.

Creativity at its finest: Six of our favourite MB&F; watches

There is something about MB&F; watches. In this article, we will be exploring a few timepieces from this bold and creative independent watch manufacturer.

Longines’ Legacy of High Precision Chronometry

The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of