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Introducing: A New Affordable Brand From The Grönefeld Brothers, And The Debut Grøne Manueel One

Microbrand pricing from two Dutch Indie greats is an enticing prospect for folks who find their main brand releases out of reach.

All That Glitters… is the new Longines Mini DolceVita in 18k Gold

Sincere Fine Watches 70th Anniversary: The Exclusive CVDK Grand Planetarium Eccentric Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition

Wind, Water and Watches: Panerai at the 37th America’s Cup

The Triple Threat of The Ulysse Nardin Freak

Why The A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 With Onyx Dial Is The Wildest Stealth Wealth Flex

Chopard Commemorates Sincere Fine Watches’ 70 Anniversary with the L.U.C Quattro Spirit 25 Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition

In-Depth: The Evolution of Independent Watchmaking in China Part 3

The Final Edition Of The Girard-Perregaux Casquette 2.0 Makes Us Long For A Digital Retrofuture

Introducing: Swatch Keeps It On The Home Planet With The MoonSwatch Mission To EarthPhase

There's a new function on this MoonSwatch - and love it or hate it, MoonSwatch is here (on Earth) to stay.

Dispatch: Channeling Science In The Wild Pacific

Notes from a diving expedition with Oceana and Blancpain.

Berneron Introduces the Mirage Lapis Lazuli and Tiger’s Eye 34mm

Hands-On: The Swatch & Keith Haring 'From The Archive'

A historical re-release, with a clever twist.

The Changing Face Of The Secondary Market: Rolex CPO and more

In-Depth: Breitling Agrees To Protect The NFL Shield Via Licensing Deal

Why Breitling's NFL licensing agreement means more than Pantone-matched dial colors and team logos.

A. Lange & Söhne: Celebrating 30 Years of the Iconic Lange 1

A Closer Look: The Only Known Rolex ‘Rainbow Zenith’ Daytona

H. Moser & Cie and Massena LAB Present the Endeavour Chronograph Compax

Hands-On: The Momentum UDT Eclipse Synch Solar

A niche and nerdy classic is reborn and ready for action.

Sincere Fine Watches’ 70th Anniversary: Zenith Presents The Defy Skyline Big Date Flyback Sincere Platinum Jubilee Edition

The Oris Divers Date Is A Substantial Update To An Iconic Diver

Albishorn Makes a Strong Debut With The Type 10

The Hublot Classic Fusion Takashi Murakami Black Ceramic Rainbow Is The Final Piece Of A Colourful Art Puzzle

Autodromo’s Bradley Price Lives the Brand

At their best, watches should tell a story, and we don’t think it’s too much to ask for a bit of soul, romance, and authenticity with that story. When it comes to Autodromo’s line of attainably-priced, motorsports-inspired watches, everything is a direct extension of founder and designer Bradley Price’s own story and passion for car culture and motorsports. It’s a passion he truly lives, and one that lured him away from a successful career in industrial design to the watch world. In a category that’s overflowing with pretenders trading on aesthetics, the motorsports authenticity and creativity Autodromo infuses their watches with isn’t just refreshing – it’s rare.   We’ve covered Autodromo many times over their 13 year journey as a brand and we’ve even collaborated on several limited edition releases with them, so it should come as no surprise that we’re big fans of Price’s work and always interested in Autodromo’s latest and greatest. Their most recent release drives home the brand’s authentic approach in a major way: An official limited edition Prototipo chronograph that celebrates Lime Rock Park, one of the most storied and important motor racing circuits in the country and Price’s adopted home track. When we met up with Price at the 42nd Annual Lime Rock Historic Festival to get our hands on the new Lime Rock Park Edition Prototipo, he was quite literally delivering watches to clients out the trunk of the mint 1960s “K-code” Ford M...

A. Lange & Söhne Presents “30 Years of the Lange 1” Exhibition