Results for Pulsomax & Spiromax (Patek Silicon)

Hands-On: The Patek Philippe Henry Graves Jr. Minute Repeater

An historic watch with an extremely personal connection.

Bring a Loupe: An Omega Speedmaster Ref. 145.022, A Patek Philippe Ref. 404, A Zodiac Sea Wolf Rally, And A Breitling Unitime Ref. 1-260

We're back with a round up of tempting vintage watches from around the web to carry you into the weekend.

Sunday Rewind: Creating The Iconic Enamel Dial Of The Patek Philippe Ref. 2526

An inside look at a special enamel dial and the modern artisans looking to recreate its original charm.

Introducing: The Patek Philippe Aquanaut Ref. 5167A For The Singapore Grand Exhibition

The steel sport watch gets a new red treatment.

Breaking News: The Henry Graves Jr. Patek Philippe Minute Repeater Is Up For Sale Again At Christie's Geneva

Some watches mean a lot more than others.

Happenings: Patek Philippe To Host The 'Watch Art Grand Exhibition Singapore 2019'

For the brand's fifth massive showcase, they're heading to Southeast Asia.

Bring a Loupe: A Tiffany-Signed Patek Philippe Ref. 725/2, An Iced Out 1985 Rolex GMT-Master Ref. 16758, And A Ecole D’Horlogerie Watch

Your weekly round-up of the best vintage watches from around the 'net.

Introducing: The Unique Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300A For Only Watch 2019

A bonafide mega watch gets the salmon-and-steel treatment.

Sunday Rewind: Looking Back At The Insanely Cool Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 In Stainless Steel

A seriously close look at a particularly special watch.

Bring a Loupe: A 1977 Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 3700/1, A Zenith Automatic Pre-Respirator, And A 1967 Rolex Submariner Ref. 5513 With Cartier Signed Dial

Another Friday, another round of watches from around the web.

Breaking News: A Prototype Patek Philippe Aquanaut Sells For CHF 401,000 At Antiquorum Geneva

Selling for more than eight times its low estimate, this result is nothing to scoff at.

Auctions: A Crazy Prototype Patek Philippe Aquanaut

Could this mysterious watch turn out to be real?

A Steel, A Yellow & A Pink Gold Patek 1518 At One Auction

Patek-Shmatek – A Stern Warning

Introducing: G-SHOCK G-STEEL Fine Metallic Blends Cool Metal With Silicone Wearability

After a decade of development, G-Shock is unveiling its new 'Tough Silicone' in six new releases.

Talking Watches: With Patrick Getreide, Owner Of The OAK Collection – An Unreal Assortment Of Pateks

You may never see a bigger, better individual collection of Patek Philippe.

Auctions: One Sale, Two White Gold Pateks: The 2526 And 3448 At Christie's

For a vintage Patek lover, it gets no better.

How Ulysse Nardin’s Freak-Mentality Has Taught the Industry to Keep Watchmaking Forward-Thinking and Fun

When Ulysse Nardin unveiled the Freak in 2001, it set off a chain of events that forever changed the course of history for the brand and for the industry at large. The model seamlessly flexed a combination of technical and design achievements. The Freak offered material innovation that was far ahead of its time, introducing the use of silicon in the escapement wheels-a technology that is now used by almost every major watch brand from Rolex to Patek Philippe, Girard-Perregaux, Breitling, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, just to name a few. It also presented an entirely new set of aesthetic codes for watch design with an expression of time that notably lacked a traditional dial, hands, or crown. With the Freak’s overall success, it immediately established the brand as a thought leader, an innovator, and (perhaps most importantly) a rebel in an industry often paralyzed by its reverence and steadfast commitment to tradition.  In the nearly 25-years since the first Freak, we have seen Ulysse Nardin infuse this spirit in each subsequent Freak model and its catalog at large-from the Blast collection to its UFO clocks and, most recently, in its record breaking Diver [Air], the world’s lightest mechanical dive watch.  The first Freak We all know record setting has become a bit of a thing in watchmaking. Particularly in the past decade or so, we have witnessed brands embark on the race to claim the next world record title. Since 2014, Bulgari has set a whopping ten for the ultra-thi...

Auctions: Incredible Mystery Clocks, Breguet Watches for Royalty, And A Rare Set of Pateks At Sotheby’s And Christie’s Fall Geneva Auctions

We dig into the other auctions run by the big houses in the upcoming weeks.

It’s Nautilus vs Aquanaut as Brooklyn Beckham & James Corden have a steak / frites cook-off while wearing Pateks

Sports watches were once truly tool watches. A chronograph was a stopwatch on the wrist, a dive watch with a timing bezel was the original dive computer. But today, the idea that either are the best tools for the job is a bit romantic. They definitely can get it done, and that is part of … ContinuedThe post It’s Nautilus vs Aquanaut as Brooklyn Beckham & James Corden have a steak / frites cook-off while wearing Pateks appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Watch Spotting: Princess Diana Wearing Two Pateks At Once (1983)

Jolly good show. The royals offer a round of applause for our '80s Week edition of Watch Spotting.

Sunday Rewind: An Old-School HODINKEE Look At Two Incredible Pateks

All the way from 2012.

Recommended Reading: The Ultra-Rare Reverso-Cased Pateks You Probably Never Heard Of

Now you don't see it, now you still don't see it.

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.

SJX Podcast: Watches & Wonders Recap

Episode 37 of the SJX Podcast recaps the biggest releases from the brands officially exhibiting at Watches & Wonders 2026. Rolex marked a century of the Oyster case with an enamel-dialled Daytona and new Oyster Perpetuals, but also revised the ugly duckling of the catalogue — the Yacht-Master II — transforming it into an appealing and interesting chronograph. Patek Philippe arguably overshadowed the 50th anniversary of the Nautilus with a new Celestial that’s capable of tracking sunrise and sunset year-round (at least in Geneva). Vacheron Constantin and Grand Seiko introduced titanium sports watches many had been waiting for, and TAG Heuer reinvented the chronograph with a fascinating compliant mechanism. Highlights from the independent brands exhibiting around town will be covered in our next episode. Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.