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Watches with a remontoire: we recommend six of the best

This is the list our Chief Editor fears. Find out why when he picks the top 6 watches which feature the remontoire d'egalite as a constant force system.

Bovet And Daniil Medvedev: Relationships Make One Of The Best Tennis Players In The World

In 2019 Bovet made a wonderful catch when the Swiss brand announced that it had signed then world number five tennis player Daniil Medvedev. Since then Medvedev has risen to number two in the rankings and is happily wearing a Bovet Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter Two. Elizabeth Doerr shares his story here.

A Brief History of the TAG Heuer Monaco

How a revolutionary concept by Jack Heuer became a cultural icon.

Davide Parmegiani and the Legend of the Patek Philippe Platinum ref. 1415 HU

The Making of an Instant Icon: Patek Philippe Reference 5236P In-Line Perpetual Calendar

Big Date watches: updates to our recommendation for six of the best

We update our picks on Big Date recommendations as the last one was way back in 2017. Here is this is our rather electic new picks.

The Rise and Rise of Microbrands

Independent boutique brands are making punters sit up and take notice. Here are five to watch.

Rectangular watches: the case for 6 of the best, now updated

Our update to 6 recommendations for a watch in a rectangular case, now populated with selections which have been introduced since the last few years.

Year of the Tourbillon

It’s been 220 years, and Abraham-Louis Breguet’s invention still is capturing hearts.

Paul Gerber: Independent Watchmaker, Renaissance Man, And Creator Of World’s Most Complicated Watch And World’s Smallest Wooden Clock – Reprise

A world-class micro-engineer, industrial designer, metalwork artist and accountant walk into a bar, and the barman asks . . . yes, Marton Radkai is talking about independent watchmaker Paul Gerber. Find out more about this genius right here!

The Complete History of the Chronograph Movement Part 2: 1990s – 2000s

From high performance to haute horlogerie, we take a look at the extraordinary calibers that have redefined the chronograph since the 1990s.

Breaking News: Thierry Stern Announces a Change of Heart About Patek Philippe Archive Extracts

The Rules of (Chronograph) Engagement

Demystifying chronograph movements, along with a balanced view on the horizontal vs vertical clutch debate.

Casio Oceanus Review: The Ups and Downs of the T200

The Oceanus line seems to greatly improve on what Casio already does extremely well as the watches feels premium in a way that's commensurate with their asking price.

FRIDAY WIND DOWN: The Rolex that changed its red and blue stripes, catch-ups on Clubhouse and IRL and the collectability of G-Shock

Let me start by saying that I’ve had quite the week. Summer doesn’t seem to want to end, the T+T Team are working really hard on a few very exciting projects that we’ll be able to announce soon, but that wasn’t all. We were lucky enough to attend the first watch event in real life … ContinuedThe post FRIDAY WIND DOWN: The Rolex that changed its red and blue stripes, catch-ups on Clubhouse and IRL and the collectability of G-Shock appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The Persistence of Memory: An Online Chronicle of the Past 50 Years of Contemporary Independent Watchmaking

Introducing Three New Variants of Jaquet Droz’s Grande Seconde Skelet One

The evolution Jaquet Droz’s skeletonized watch continues with three new colorful and limited editions, ready for springtime.

Greubel Forsey GMT Quadruple Tourbillon – chapter 2 of the saga in a new titanium case model – price and commentary

Greubel Forsey's super complicated, ultra high end GMT Quadruple Tourbillon just got extended with a new model in a titanium case.

The Rolex Submariner “No-Date” – Seven Decades of a Classic

The Rolex Submariner has been an institution in its own right since 1953. The classic dive watch has undergone another pitch-perfect evolution in 2020.

The Mido Multi-Centerchrono - A Case of Similarities

Revolution’s contributing watch editor dares to pose the question, “Is this obscure chronograph the thinking man’s Patek Tasti Tondi?”

New: Fujifilm GFX 100S – first impressions of an amazing camera

The Fujifilm GFX 100S and 80mm/f1.7 were announced on Jan 27. Here is our first impressions based on our hands-on session with the novelties.

The Cartier Tank Américaine – The Evolution of a Classic

Today we are celebrating the Cartier Tank Americaine with our latest selection from Watchfinder & Co.

A. Lange & Söhne 1815 Rattrapante Honeygold Homage to F. A. Lange: Nectar Of The Gods (And Bees)

The 1815 Rattrapante Honeygold is the first timepiece by A. Lange & Söhne to contain only a single split-second chronograph function. All previous split-second chronographs by this brand have been combined with other complications and features. Joshua Munchow takes a closer look at it and finds something surprising in the movement architecture.

The Rise of Cartier

Available Now: NOS Tudor Black Bay and Pelagos State of Qatar

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