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Stella for the People: The 2020 Rolex Oyster Perpetual

Rolex gives the people what they want, at a time they need it most: The 2020 Oyster Perpetual watches in five different sizes and a plethora of dial colors.

Introducing: HODINKEE Insurance, The Hassle-Free Way To Insure Your Watches

All of the protection, none of the headaches.

Introducing: The A. Lange & Söhne Tourbograph Perpetual And 1815 Thin Honeygold Limited Editions

Two watches of a three-piece collection paying homage to F. A. Lange.

Ultra Thin Watches: Six of the best from our Archives for Throwback Sundays

In this week's Throwback Sundays column, we take a look at some of our favourite thin watches - from brand such as Piaget, Patek Philippe, and JLC.

Bring a Loupe: A Seldom-Seen Datejust, A Daring Universal Genève, And A Pre-Extra-Fort Eberhard

It's all here in this week's round-up of vintage watches from across the web.

Just Because: Four What-Ifs That Could Have Changed Watchmaking History Forever

Welcome to Bizarro World.

Breaking News: Four Of Jean-Claude Biver's Patek Philippe Watches Fetch $8.76 Million At Phillips' Geneva Auction

Mega watches bring mega dollars.

Donations from #WatchFam for Covid-19 Solidarity Auction

Throwback Sundays: Six Watches from Independent Watchmakers for Under S$250K, from Our Archives

In this week's Throwback Sunday's column, we continue with the theme of watches from independent watchmakers, with six selections at under S$250,000.

Bring a Loupe: A Full-Set Seamaster, A Fiery Gold GMT-Master, And A Clock Owned By Elvis

This week's round-up of vintage watches (and more!) from around the web.

Throwback Sundays: Six Watches from Independent Watchmakers for S$60K, from Our Archives

In this week's column, we take it up a notch by selecting some of our favourite watches from independent watchmakers, at under S$60,000.

Best of Watchville: Monochrome Goes (Very) Deep On The CODE 11.59 Chronograph

A year after the launch of the collection, Monochrome deciphers the Code.

Cartier Brings Back Several Fine Watchmaking Hits for 2020

The Fine Watchmaking Collection returns this year with new variations on some of Cartier’s most complicated wristwatches ever made.

Announcements: Our Talking Watches Series Is Nominated For A 2020 Webby Award (And We Need Your Help!)

Let's get out the vote.

Using the Passion of Watchmaking for a Good Cause

New: Panerai Novelties for 2020 with Editorial Commentary

We take a look at some of the Panerai novelties from Watches and Wonders 2020, with new additions to the Luminor and Submersible collection.

H. Moser’s Vantablack Editions Return for 2020

The independent watchmaker brings back the ultra-black edition in three references.

7 Brand-New IWC Portugieser Watches For 2020

Throughout the years, IWC has carefully extended its collection, adding complications and new variations, yet always under careful consideration of its original “DNA.” In 2020 IWC expands the Portugieser collection with new automatics, perpetual calendars, and chronographs.

Best of Watchville: Worn & Wound Suggests 10 Contemporary Dive Watches For Those With Vintage Fatigue

Don't let modern divers get lost in the shuffle.

Introducing the Santos de Cartier ADLC for 2020

The Santos de Cartier gets seriously rugged in two new references, decked in black.

Cartier Releases Two New Métiers d’Art Watches for 2020

The jeweler-watchmaker masters two new artistic techniques and adds to its rich collection of artistic timepieces.

It’s Tool Time: 3 Rugged, Resilient, And Reliable Timepieces For Every Occasion From Bell & Ross, Panerai, And Breitling

Despite their resilient nature, modern tool watches show no lack of subtle details and sparkle with refinement as these three brand-new pieces prove. Here, Sabine Zwettler introduces a trio of instrument watches by Bell & Ross, Breitling, and Panerai.

Zooming In with Felix Baumgartner and Martin Frei of URWERK

Revolution catches up with Felix and Martin of URWERK on Zoom video chat on their involvement with the Time Æon Foundation and the Naissance d’une Montre 2.

Throwback Sundays: Six Independent Watchmakers which you should know, but may not

Six Independent Watchmakers who you may not know: Ch. Frodsham, McGonigle, Petermann-Bédat, Sylvian Pinaud, Tulloch and James C. Pellaton.

Phillips Perpetual Introduces City Hunter 2 Jacket for Charity

Phillips Perpetual has just unveiled its sartorial collaboration with The Armoury – a special edition of the City Hunter 2 jacket, a bestseller at the menswear retailer founded by Mark Cho (who once had the misfortune of buying a stolen F.P. Journe and then wrote a story about it). More importantly, the entirety of the proceeds from the sale of the jackets go to the COVID-Solidarity Response Fund set up by the World Health Organisation (WHO). As the London-based watch boutique of the eponymous auction house, Phillips Perpetual offers a selection of timepieces available for immediate purchase, a proposition meant to fill the gap between the traditional bi-annual watch auctions according to its founder James Marks, a hedge fund manager turned watch specialist. The Phillips Perpetual x The Armoury City Hunter 2 is its first offering beyond watches – and will support a good cause. A meld of several traditional European hunting jacket styles, the City Hunter 2 jacket is made of knitted jersey, essentially tightly-woven wool that is slightly stretchy and notably robust. The jacket is unlined and has a “seamless construction” where the fabric panels are joined edge to edge, giving it a relaxed fit. It’s usually available in dark blue, grey, or olive green with matching stitching, but the Phillips Perpetual version is in dark grey-houndstooth fabric with a contrasting white stitching. And perhaps more pertinently, Francois-Paul Journe himself wears a City Hunter jacke...

Announcements: The Horological Society Of New York Expands Its Scholarships And Awards For 2020

$55,000 awarded to watchmaking schools and students across the USA.

Throwback Sundays: Six Recommendations for Vintage Reissue Watches, from Our Archives (Part 3)

In this week's Throwback Sundays column, we take a quick look at yet another great selection of six vintage reissues watches.

Patek Philippe Ref. 5231J World Time: Because (For Both Better And Worse) The World Gets Smaller Every Day

The history of the world time complication is intimately connected to Patek Philippe. Due to its pedigree, this brand is often considered to offer the ultimate in world time watches. And when Patek Philippe introduced the 5231J World Timer at Baselworld in 2019, many applauded the continuation of the tradition since it’s a perennial favorite. Joshua Munchow explains what makes this model so special.

Drum Roll, Please: Drummers And Watches, Natural Timekeepers From Kiss, The Beatles, Deep Purple, And Even A. Lange & Söhne- Reprise

Over the last few years, we have published an unusually high number of articles about drummers, the timekeepers in nearly every musical band or group. It kind of stands to reason that drummers would particularly like watches – even if they can’t (or shouldn’t!) wear them while playing – as both fields have extreme time-keeping functionality. Elizabeth Doerr highlights a few of these stories right here.

Auctions: Jean-Claude Biver To Sell Four Masterpiece Pateks From His Personal Collection At Phillips This May

A quartet of legendary watches from a modern legend in watchmaking.