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Seiko Made One of Its Best Dive Watches Even More Tempting

The new Seiko Marinemaster HBF003 pairs a green sunray dial with the Caliber 8L45 automatic movement. Here's what makes this diver interesting.

Seiko Pandagraph HHK001: The Concept Watch That Actually Made It to Production

Seiko's viral 2024 concept watch is now real, limited, and built around a very literal take on the panda dial

Omega Made a New James Bond Watch for the Bad Guys

Omega gives Bond villains their own Seamaster, and the restrained Spectre Edition may be the most interesting watch in the new 007 collection.

Casio Made a $7,000 G-Shock That Looks Like an Invicta

Casio’s MRG-B2100HR uses platinum leaf, laser-created structural color, and serious MR-G engineering, but the finished effect raises questions at this price

This Timex Chronograph Makes Expensive Swiss Watches Harder to Explain

The Timex Marlin Neo Classic Chronograph reaches into vintage chrono design with a busy dial, navigational scales, and plenty of character.

Tissot Made An Affordable PRX Chronograph I Didn’t Expect to Prefer

Tissot adds a quartz chronograph to the PRX lineup with a thinner case and a design that makes plenty of sense for the collection.

Sinn Just Made an Automatic Military Watch for an Extremely Specific Job

The new Sinn EZM 19 automatic military watch uses an unusual four-hour timing system, a hardened bezel, and serious tool-watch engineering.

DOXA Finally Made the Titanium Dive Watch I’d Actually Buy

DOXA brings Grade 5 titanium to the regular SUB 300 lineup, with five dial colors, COSC certification, and pricing starting at $3,190.

Memory Lane: The Seiko SKX007, the Diver That Made Us All

It launched in 1996 with a US MSRP of €395, but most buyers paid closer to €185-250 for years. Discontinued in 2019, now the J-market version trades at €800+. The SKX007 is the mechanical watch a whole generation of collectors started with, and it deserves a proper look back.

Certina DS Super PH2000M: The Swiss Brand Goes Twice as Deep with Its Toughest Diver Yet

The follow-up to the PH1000M doubles the depth rating and adds a Sea Turtle Conservancy partnership to the mix

Philippe Stern, the Man Who Made Patek Philippe the World's Most Admired Watch Brand, Dies at 88

The honorary president who kept the family independent, survived the quartz crisis, and built a generational legacy

The Affordable Luxury Brand Frederique Constant Finally Made a Solar Watch

Frederique Constant's first solar-powered watch lands in the Moneta dress line, shipping on both a leather strap and bracelet.

Nomos Made Its Best Entry-Level Watch Even Better

The Nomos Club Campus gets two new colorways, a better movement, and a smaller lug span. Here's what that means for buyers.

How Tudor Watches are ACTUALLY Made

In honor of Tudor's 100th Anniversary, we are visiting the brand in Le Locle for something that's never been seen before: a look behind the curtain to see the entire supply chain that supports the production of a Tudor watch. Here we will get a look at how everything from the movement, the dial, the case, and the brace

Seiko Just Made Its Most In-Demand JDM GMT Way Easier to Buy

The Seiko SSK059 white-dial GMT is finally available worldwide, bringing a 39mm mechanical GMT to global markets.

Revolution Awards 2025: Best Handmade - Greubel Forsey Hand Made 2

Audemars Piguet Actually Made The Royal Oak Selfwinding Flying Tourbillon Openworked in White Ceramic, And A Few Lucky People Already Have One

You might have seen it circulating online. Here's the full story.

Christopher Ward Just Made the Affordable GMT I Wanted All Along

Christopher Ward updates its affordable GMT with a black dial and 40mm case, revisiting the Trident GMT 300 with more familiar proportions.

Just Because - The Greubel Forsey Hand Made 1 & Hand Made 2… Time Measured in Human Hours

It’s not every day that you have the opportunity to see two of the most exquisite watches of recent years reunited together… Considering the impressive price and rarity of these two timepieces, we felt it was a necessity to simply bring them together in the pages of this magazine, with no other objective than pure […]

Hands-On: Greubel Forsey's New Hand Made 2 Is Watchmaking In Its Purest Form

Three watches a year. Nearly 100% handmade. Top tier finishing. It's a special watch.

Just Because: Chanel Made A Watch With Headphones

The Première Sound is a necklace-watch-headphones hybrid.

Longines Made the Dieselpunk Pilot Watch of Your (My) Dreams

Hands-On: How Hamilton Made A Watch For 'Dune Part: 2' And Turned It Into Two Illuminating Limited Editions

Long known for its association with cinema, Hamilton went full sci-fi with a pair of film-inspired Venturas.

Introducing: The Nivada Grenchen Depthmaster Made From 10 New Old Stock Dials (And 10 New Old Stock Movements)

Vintage meets modern in this 10-piece limited run of orange Depthmasters that went on sale today.

Bell & Ross Latest Watch Made with the Patrouille de France is a BR 03-92 with a Bright Blue Dial

The latest from Bell & Ross is a new entry in their ongoing partnership and collaboration with the Patrouille de France, an aerobatic display team that’s part of the French Air and Space Force. The team was founded in 1953, making this year their 70th in operation, which naturally calls for a special limited edition watch. We’ve brought you news of Bell & Ross releases that highlight their relationship with the Patrouille de France in each of the last two years, and the new watch is very much in the same vein as the previous efforts, drawing inspiration from the bright blue planes the team is known for flying. Where previous limited editions were based on watches with a somewhat niche appeal (a chronograph and an ana-digi piece) the new watch is built on BR 03-92 platform, the signature, and simplest, Bell & Ross pilot’s watch, which displays just the time and date in the brand’s signature square case.  The BR 03-92 Patrouille de France 70th Anniversary limited edition is, above all, a tribute to the actual planes used by the flight team over the years. We’ll get to the dial momentarily, but what makes this limited edition special is what’s on the caseback. Flip the watch over and you’ll find a detailed engraving of the five aircraft that have been flown by the Patrouille de France since 1953: the Thunderjet, the Alphajet, the Ouragan, the Mystère IV, and the Fouga Magister. The engraving is actually quite detailed and full of information. It shows an image...