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Subs, Advisors, Homeplates, and a lot more.

What Happens If A Watch Falls Into A Black Hole?

Dark thoughts on the Bremont Stephen Hawking Limited Editions.

Bring a Loupe: A Near-Perfect Breitling Chronomat, A Decidedly Different Rolex, And A Noteworthy Tudor Oysterdate

The best from this week in vintage watches from around the web.

Bring a Loupe: An Impossibly Cool Yema, A U.S. Navy-Issued Tudor, And An Unconventional Vacheron Constantin

Variety is the name of the game in this week's round-up.

VIDEO: It’s part 3/3 of (pretend) Baselworld 2020, buckle up for 40 minutes of Seiko, Grand Seiko and Chris Hemsworth from his home in Byron Bay

Well, it’s been almost better than the real thing, and certainly as epic in terms of the length of the videos, but it’s over – it’s part 3 of 3 of our Home Delivery Watch Fair Basel Edition! And to finish, we’re doing what we do at the end of all watch fairs. A list. … ContinuedThe post VIDEO: It’s part 3/3 of (pretend) Baselworld 2020, buckle up for 40 minutes of Seiko, Grand Seiko and Chris Hemsworth from his home in Byron Bay appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The Grey NATO: Episode 111: The Isolation Tapes // Tudor

So you wanna talk sport watches, eh?

Hands-On: The Bulgari Octo Finissimo Automatic Black Sandblast-Polished Ceramic

A darkly lovely new presence in the Octo Finissimo collection.

Introducing the Hublot Big Bang GMT All Black Yohji Yamamoto

Hublot celebrates the opening of their Ginza boutique with a collaborative timepiece created in partnership with renowned Japanese designer, Yohji Yamamoto.

Bring a Loupe: An Untouched Calatrava, A Gubelin Moon Phase, And A Double Signed Tudor Princess Oysterdate

And for those who asked for a JLC camera, here you go.

New Colours: HYT H0 Black Fluid and H5 Blue Fluid

HYT’s modernist rendition of ancient water clocks adds two new models, an H0 and H5 in colours of day and night.

DEVELOPING: Baselworld and Retailers React to Rolex, Patek, Tudor, Chanel & Chopard Exiting Basel Fair

Baselworld Update: Show’s Death Knell Sounds in the Departure of Rolex, Tudor, Chopard, Patek, and Chanel

While already fighting an uphill battle to stay alive, Baselworld's chances for survival just received another striking blow.

BREAKING: Rolex, Patek, Tudor, Chopard & Chanel Quit Baselworld 2021

Rolex, Patek Philippe, Chopard and Chanel have announced that they will quit Baselworld 2021 for an alternate fair in April 2021 in parternship with FHH

Breaking News: Rolex, Tudor, And Patek Philippe Will Postpone 2020 New Product Announcements

It looks like this year's hottest watches are last year's hottest watches.

Sunday Rewind: How The (Tudor) Straps Are Made

Modern watchmaking meets old-school fabric strap production.  

Introducing: The H. Moser & Cie Venturer Vantablack Black Hands (Live Pics & Pricing)

One of a new trio from Moser featuring the blackest dials in existence.

Watch Spotting: Chef Kevin Gillespie Wearing A Tudor Pelagos On Bravo's 'Top Chef'

This watch is shaken, stirred, and never babied.

Bring a Loupe: A Fortis Marinemaster, A '60s Tudor Sub, And A Rolex Ref. 3525

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

The Grey NATO: Episode 99: Gold Oris And The Black Diamond Boys

Yard sales, golden dive watches, and hand-grown coral.

Up Close: Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Armillary Tourbillon Black Titanium

The eight years Vacheron Constantin spent on developing the most complicated watch ever – the Reference 57260 pocket watch – spawned not just the timepiece itself, but various complications incorporated within its movement. A handful of its complications have been translated into wristwatch form, including the multi-axis tourbillon, resulting in the Les Cabinotiers Armillary Tourbillon. Originally launched in 2016 in a white gold case, and later iterated with cases in other precious metals, the Armillary Tourbillon recently made its debut with a black-coated titanium case, giving it a radically different look and feel from the earlier versions. The watch is big, lightweight, and mechanical looking, setting it apart from the typical Vacheron Constantin. Though its colours are stealthy, the size of the case and intricacy of the dial mean it is hard to miss. The case is huge – 45 mm in diameter and over 20mm high – and it looks the part on the wrist. Part of the thickness is due to the highly-domed crystal, a necessity because of the relatively thick movement and bi-axial tourbillon. In fact, the tourbillon sits so high that a bubble is integrated into the already-high crystal to accommodate the cage. The pointed tips of the lugs are inspired by the Maltese cross, which is also the logo of Vacheron Constantin But this particular version of the Armillary Tourbillon is satisfyingly light because of the case material. As a result it wears relatively well for a watch ...

5 New Bronze Timepieces From Tudor, TAG Heuer, Bell & Ross, Hentschel Hamburg, And Oris

Bronze, an age-old material used since antiquity, has had quite a run as a case material in the world of luxury watches in recent years. Whether its bronze case changes over time or keeps its pristine appearance, these five debutantes from 2019 each have an unmistakable charisma all their own.

Bring a Loupe: A Rolex From The '30s, A Philippe Dufour Simplicity, And A 'Sikorsky' Tudor Prince

Spotlighting superb vintage watches from around the web.

Introducing the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked Black Ceramic

Introducing: The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked In Black Ceramic

One of the hottest watches on the planet just got even hotter.

Bring a Loupe: A Jaeger-LeCoultre Varsity, A 1978 Tudor Submariner With Military Provenance, And A Universal Geneve Compax Ref. 22499

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