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Breguet Introduces the Classique Double Tourbillon Quai de l’Horloge 5345 in Rose Gold

Sincere Fine Watches 70th Anniversary: Chopard Happy Sport The First is a Stylish Red Edition

Introducing: The Richard Mille RM 65-01 Automatic Split-Seconds Chronograph In Yellow And Blue Quartz TPT

Richard Mille's most complicated automatic watch gets a material makeover.

Gordon Gekko Meets Art Deco in the Bell & Ross BR-05

Introducing: The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra With A Lacquer-Finished Black Dial

Omega's already dressy Seamaster line puts on its tuxedo.

The Chopard L.U.C XPS 1860 Officer Vendôme One

Nivada Grenchen Gives Its Chronoking Mecaquartz The 'Grey Glow' Twist – Available Now Exclusively In The Hodinkee Shop

Get ready to glow your mind with more luminous details than ever and a hybrid Meca-quartz movement.

Happenings: The Horological Society Of New York To Hold Classes In Denver And Orange County

This next round of classes will be hosted by Ben Bridge Jeweler, Chopard and Rezvani Motors.

This Week In The Shop: Six Summer-Ready Watches From Zodiac

Rounding up a generous serving of Super Sea Wolfs and more, plus a new arrival with a fully-luminous dial.

How to pair watches with your wrist tattoos

Straps and bracelet stacks are not the only means to accessorise your favourite watch. Tattoos can be a bold way to liven up your wrist too.The post How to pair watches with your wrist tattoos appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Six recommendations for daily wear to the office

Context: Singapore CBD. Target: Office Workers. What do we think is acceptable for wear in a CBD office? Here are six recommendations.

From The Magazine: Finding My Grandfather And Myself In His Watches

My life in watches started at a young age, but it took losing my grandfather to make me realize how much watches meant to me.

Staff Picks: The Watches We Wish Were Our Dads

Imagining watches as our father figures, and our father figures as watches.

Fabian Pellet Makes His Debut with the Essential

Introducing: Anoma Watches Unveils The Shape-Shiftingly Retro A1 (Live Pics)

A more affordable asymmetrical watch from a new U.K. brand.

Hands-On: A Shoot-Out Between Two Full-Metal G-Shocks With The GMB2100AD-2A And GMWB5000D-2

In a battle between two cool, bold, and shiny G-Shocks in stainless steel, which one reigns supreme?

Introducing: The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Porsche 963

Two brands with a Carrera in common collaborate on a new limited edition.

Singer Reimagined Debuts the Perfectly-Sized 1969 in Bronze

The King Seiko KS1969 Channels the Spirit of the 60s

First Look – Energising Summer Colours for the Rado Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Skeleton

Rado is synonymous with high-tech ceramic, which is used to great effect on its sleek, geometric designs and vintage models alike. Rado’s 1962 Captain Cook dive watch, resurrected in 2017, was given a high-tech plasma ceramic makeover in 2021. Not only did it feature a ceramic case and bracelet, but its dial was also skeletonised […]

The ‘Pleasure of Dressing Well’ & the Return of the Parmigiani Fleurier Toric

The Time of Louis Vuitton

Introducing – The Flieger Verus 40 Baumuster B, the Modern B-Uhr by Stowa

Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Pforzheim, Germany, Stowa is mainly known for producing accessible and robust military- and pilot-inspired watches. Its Flieger line, based on a classic B-Uhr concept, is both its cornerstone collection and its most relevant range, as Stowa was one of only five watch manufacturers commissioned to build these military watches […]

Anoma Makes 1950s Asymmetrical Style Affordable

Newly established “micro” brand Anoma follows a familiar template: making particular vintage designs or genres affordable. But it’s approaching the concept with a different flavour. Instead of “sector” dials or Breguet numerals, the brand’s inaugural watch, the A1 First Series, is a clean, geometric form inspired by 1950s furniture. Initial thoughts The A1 is refreshing change from the typical “micro” brand offering that is too often a remake of a vintage Patek Philippe or dive watch. While the A1 won’t have the broad appeal of a conventional round watch, it is an interesting alternative for someone on a budget. The A1 is more typical of “micro” brand offerings in its fit and finish. It is done well for the price, but some compromises had to be made to achieve the affordability. The gap between the case middle and back, for instance, is quite obvious. This isn’t a criticism but a fact true of all brands in this genre. Vintage flavour Founded by Matteo Violet Vianello, a management consultant who’s a watch entrepreneur on the side, Anoma aims to be a “experimental and daring vision of watch design”. The A1 is not modelled on a watch, but instead a triangular table designed in the 1950s by French architect Charlotte Perriand. Earlier in her career Perriand worked at Le Corbusier’s studio, where she helped design several now-famous pieces of furniture, including the B 306 chaise longue. The watch reproduces the outline of the table with the cas...

The First Edition of IAMWATCH 2024 Launches This October

Why the Genta-Designed Credor Locomotive Limited Edition Might Be the Start of Something Big

This Week In The Shop: Six Shop Picks We Love That Aren’t Watches

Taking a break from regularly scheduled programming to highlight some books, accessories, and more that deserve a second look.

What It’s Like Shadowing the Tudor Pro Cycling Team at the 2024 Giro d’Italia

Introducing: TAG Heuer Refreshes The Aquaracer Professional 300

Date or a GMT, now in 42mm.

The Ultimate G-Shock 2100