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One of Hamilton’s Best Watches Gets Another Solid Update

Three New King Seiko models Celebrate The Beauty of Kameido

Timekeepers of Triumph: Discovering the Elite Watches of the 2024 Paris Olympics

Hands-On: The Grand Seiko SLGA025G 'Atera Valley' – The Best New Dial I've Seen In A Long Time

From the minds that brought us "Snowflake" and "Shunbun," could this be a new dial-driven icon?

Industry News – Bulgari and Six New Independent Brands Join the Ranks of Watches and Wonders 2025

The news has been kicking around for several weeks but is now official. The watch industry’s largest fair, Watches & Wonders, is growing again as it will welcome Bulgari and six other independent brands for its 2025 edition. This marks an important step for the Salon. As you might imagine, such decisions have been discussed […]

Is The New Breguet Type XX Chronograph 2067 The Future of The Brand?

Why Jaeger-LeCoultre's Latest Traveling Collection Is Worth Your Time

With stops in NYC and Los Angeles, "The Precision Pioneer" offers a unique chance to see watchmaking at the highest level and without a trip to Switzerland.

Introducing: Rolex Announces The First Authorized History Of The Submariner

The new book promises to shed new light on the watch that "unlocked the deep."

Blancpain Continues its Support of Oceana with Fabulous Auction Offering

Recommended Reading: Remembering 9/11 Through The Rolex That Is 'Frozen In Time'

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First Look – The Biver Automatique, The Brand’s Vision of a Classic 3-hand Watch

After retiring from his executive role at LVMH, industry veteran Jean-Claude Biver embarked on a new venture, creating a family-owned brand with his son Pierre – with a much-anticipated and commented launch in 2023, specifically given Biver’s aura. The Bivers’ vision to focus on high-end, high-grade, limited-production timepieces first took shape with the Biver Carillon […]

Introducing – The Hanhart Preventor HD12, the Brand’s Vision of a Robust Everyday Watch

The everyday watch… The go-anywhere-do-anything watch… The allrounder… The one-watch collection… A key player for brands that want to widen their audience, and yet a highly complex topic. A company specialising in pilot chronographs, Hanhart has shown consistency in recent years with superbly designed models inspired by the past and fair prices to remain competitive […]

Louis Vuitton Puts Its Mastery of Fine Watchmaking on Full Display with the New ‘Escale à Asnières’ Pocket Watch

In-Depth: The Evolution of Independent Watchmaking in China

How H. Moser & Cie Grew Under The Leadership of the Meylan Family

Six of the best independent German watchmakers you need to know now

We started this conversation with the Japanese watch brands. We then moved to the French and the English, we now turn to the German independent watchmakers.

Introducing – The New Bulgari Serpenti Pallini Trilogy of High-Jewellery Watches

It’s fair to say that Bulgari’s ultra-thin Octo Finissimo watches have stolen the limelight for the past decade. However, Bulgari’s laurels have rested for decades on its fabulous and creative high-jewellery watches, spearheaded by the brand’s mascot, the Serpenti. Decked with fabulous gemstones, flexible Tubogas straps or whirling with tourbillons, Bulgari’s Serpenti has countless guises. […]

The Beda’a Angles Explores the Art of Geometry

Three New Octo Chiming Watches Champion The Sound of Bvlgari

Geneva Watch Days: Full List of 2024 Novelties

Introducing: A Trio Of Chiming Watches From Bulgari – Each More Complicated Than The Next

The Devil's Interval is in the details.

Armin Strom Fits The Dual Time GMT Resonance Into a New 39mm Size

Daniel Roth Reveals the Movement of Its Tourbillon Watch In a New Rose Gold Model

Introducing: The Laurent Ferrier Classic Auto Sandstone, The Marriage Of Two Collections

The brand continues building its catalog, steadily and without deviating from a core identity.

Tudor Introduces a New Blue Black Bay Chronograph on the Eve of Geneva Watch Days

The watch world descends upon Geneva this week for Geneva Watch Days, which means new releases, which have been on a slow drip all summer, are suddenly on a more aggressive clip. While several dozen brands are official participants in Geneva Watch Days, like Watches & Wonders, other brands tend to jump in on the fun and coordinate releases and even take meetings outside the official program. Tudor is never one to let an opportunity like this pass, and even though they aren’t officially on the docket, they’ve dropped a new release on the eve of the festivities.  The Black Bay Chronograph “Blue” Boutique Edition is exactly what it says on the tin. Here we have a blue panda rendition of the brand’s premier chronograph model, with a deep blue dial and silvered subdials at 9:00 and 3:00. And yes, availability is said to be limited to “select Tudor boutiques.”  This release comes just a few months after Tudor surprised us with an extremely limited pink edition of the Black Bay Chrono. That watch has proven to be among the most sought after new releases of the year, and while the pink dial is certainly the star, the secret weapon is the inclusion of the fantastic five-link bracelet, which saw it’s debut in the chrono lineup on the pink edition. It’s back for the “Blue” Boutique, and based on Tudor supplied imagery alone, I’m prepared to say this is the correct bracelet for this watch, full stop.  In terms of specs, all the key data is carried over from ...