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Iron: The Next New Luxury?

Why should you stop what you're doing and start going apesh*t over our favorite ferrous metal? Read all about it here!

Weekend Rewind: The Queen Of The Ocean Wears A Rolex

Dr. Sylvia Earle will dive deeper than you – and rock a solid gold Datejust while doing it.

The Collector’s View: WatchTalk with Glenn Chiang – a follow-up

A year ago, we interviewed a watch collector based in Melbourne, Australia on his horological journey. We catch up with Glenn Chiang to see how he's doing.

Ep. #32 – Patreon, Careers in the watch industry & Our Heitis Chronograph Giveaway Winner!

Woo! Huge congrats to @Tyrisclark on being our Heitis Chronograph Giveaway Winner! Thank you to everyone that entered - we'll be doing these a lot more often now and our 2K giveaway is coming up soon! Trust me, you don't want to miss this.

Credor Watches: Japan's Answer To Switzerland's Best

Similar to Switzerland at the heart of Europe, Japan has a hierarchy of complexity in its watches, with brands like Grand Seiko often being the first to come to mind in the luxury segment. However, just like the artistic free spirits from Switzerland who uphold centuries-old principles of the craft, there is a brand with tremendous mystique that is quickly emerging as a name to be reckoned with. It simply goes by the name, Credor. A Brief History of Credor Watches Much like Grand Seiko, Credor was born as a luxury offshoot of Seiko, established in 1974 to produce precious metal watches under the "Crêt D'or" name, which translates from French as “pinnacle of gold”. The name evolved to “Credor” in the 1980s, which saw the introduction of the brand's triple-peaked logo capped by three stars. It remained as a co-brand with Seiko on watch dials throughout the ‘90s, was sold mainly in Japan, and appeared on watches that combined luxury with sport, along with select jewelry pieces.  The focus on both kinds of watches –  the luxury-sport and the jewelry – had one distinct commonality: a specific focus on design with a bent toward capturing a certain opulent fervor of the 1980s and ‘90s. You can see some similarities in these watches as what was coming out of Switzerland by way of a certain Gérald Genta (and the connection between he and Credor doesn’t stop there). Credor In The 1990s The 1990s are something of an inflection point for the brand, when the Seiko...

TAG Heuer Carrera Date is a quarter in colour

Four new colours for a traditionally sized TAG Heuer Carrera time-only model A revised case profile with improved thickness and wearability Upgraded from Calibre 5 to Calibre 7 History is a hugely important aspect of any new Carrera release, owing to the rich heritage of the model and the moments and personalities associated with it. … ContinuedThe post TAG Heuer Carrera Date is a quarter in colour appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

IWC’s 2021 Pilots According to Museum Curator Dr. David Seyffer

IWC Museum Curator Dr. David Seyffer, walks us through IWC’s latest at Watches & Wonders 2021 and tells how these new watches add to the watchmaker’s long standing history of Pilot’s Watches.

The Watch Industry Has a Problem | Watches & Wonders 2026 Recap

Video: Michel Nydegger, CEO of Greubel Forsey on the two new editions released for 2026

Stanley caught up with Michel Nydegger in Geneva recently, and got him on video discussing two final editions released for 2026.

A. Lange & Söhne Unveils the Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold

The Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Pop Was Never Going To Be A Simple Royal Oak

The Audemars Piguet × Swatch Royal Pop Is Here

Favre Leuba Revives the Harpoon, and a Little of Itself

Why the Pocket Watch could be the Biggest Trend of 2026

Introducing the Ming 29.06 Peep Show

Chanel’s new blacked-out J12 Superleggera is the sportiest J12 in years (live pics)

Chanel's J12 Superleggera returns, this time with a stealthy, matte black ceramic finish and a detail-packed, motorsport-inspired dial

Naoya Hida × The Armoury Type 4A-2 “Floating Feathers”

Canadian Watchmaker Bradley Taylor Introduces the Ardea

TAG Heuer Expands The Formula 1 Solargraph With A Pastel-Colored Collection

Depancel unveils it’s latest retro-inspired big-eye chronograph, the Allure Mono Eye

French brand Depancel reveals its latest automotive-inspired 5-watch collection, blending retro styling with a reliable mechaquartz movement

Omega and the Met Gala: an archive-led strategy

Chronopolis 2026 was where the real action could be found at Geneva Watch Week

In its debut year, Chronopolis showed us exactly what has been missing from a week dominated by Watches and Wonders.

Farer just released its second generation Pilot Collection, and they might be the best-looking pilot’s watches you’ve ever seen

Farer just unveiled its new Pilot Collection Series II, combining classic aesthetics with modern pilot's watch details

The Blossoming Beauty of Grand Seiko

The Best Minimalist Dress Watch for Around $1,000 Now With A Sapphire Crystal - Max Bill Automatic

Teddy Baldassarre is an authorized luxury watch retailer of brands like TUDOR, OMEGA, IWC, Grand Seiko, Breitling, Blancpain, Glashütte Original, Zenith, Longines, ORIS, MIDO, Tissot, Hamilton, NOMOS Glashütte, Baume & Mercier, and more.