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Hands-On: The New Rolex Day-Date In Platinum Is All About The Bezel

Small changes make this heavy hitter even heavier.

Hands-On: Kari Voutilainen Created This One-Of-A-Kind Vingt-8 For His 20th Anniversary

Straight outta Comblémine.

Introducing the IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph 41 Edition “Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team”

Hands-On: F.P. Journe Zodiaque “Children Action” Piece Unique

François-Paul Journe is perhaps the most successful living independent watchmaker – so successful that some of his watches have entered the same “hype” territory occupied by watches like the Nautilus and Royal Oak – which might mean that casting about for an overlooked F.P. Journe watch is a fool’s errand. But the brand does have a few hidden gems in amongst its past offerings, with the Zodiaque being one such watch. And Phillips’ upcoming Geneva sale has a one-off version that I had never seen in person until recently, the Zodiaque “Children Action” – which will be sold to benefit the titular children’s charity. The original Zodiaque. Image – Phillips The original Zodiaque debuted in 2004, just five years after the brand was founded, in a limited edition of 150 pieces. Despite its distinctive aesthetic and esoteric complication, the Zodiaque never enjoyed the success of its peers at the time, perhaps because of that very complication, which indicates the signs of zodiac with an annual calendar ring. Remember that in the years after the brand’s founding in 1999, F.P. Journe was merely a startup founded by a talented watchmaker with a peculiar personality; his watches weren’t exactly flying off the shelves. Yet Mr Journe still created this one-off watch for a good cause, which eventually became a yearly affair with the brand contributing unique watches to several charities, including subsequent timepieces for Children Action and of course the rec...

Hands-On: Move over 'Rugrats!' Baltic's 5th Anniversary Watch Is A '90s Kid's Dream

Colors abound in this limited edition timepiece from the brand that built itself around the term, "vintage-inspired."

Hands-On: The Mysterious Vintage Doxa Army Resurfaces As A Modern Ceramic Watch

And a 54-year-old mystery surrounding the blacked-out Doxa diver is finally solved.

Hands-On: F.P. Journe's Most Complicated Creation Is An Easy-Wearing Tool Watch

The Astronomic Souveraine has its eyes on the stars but remains firmly down-to-earth.

Hands-On: The HYT Supernova Blue Moon Runner, And A Defense Of The Hyperwatch

Sometimes you want Last Year At Marienbad and sometimes you want Jurassic World.  

Hands-On: Bovet Kicks Off Its Bicentennial With A New, Easy-To-Adjust World Timer

Happy birthday, Bovet.

Hands-On: Czapek Splits The Difference With The New Antarctique Rattrapante Ice Blue

A return to one of the most successful chronograph debuts in recent memory.  

Hands-On: The Cartier Masse Mystérieuse Is Close-Up Magic

Ladies and gentlemen, please (mystery) watch closely.

Hands-On: Parmigiani's New Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante Is The Understatement Of The Year

It's not exactly a GMT, or a rattrapante, but it is a fantastic watch, nonetheless.

Time Design Exhibition: Hands And Eyes On The Beauty Of Watchmaking

If you attended Watches and Wonders 2022, you may have noticed the large exhibition called Time Design right near the entrance, which was organized by the cultural arm of the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie. If you missed the Time Design exhibition at the fair, you may now see it until May 8, 2022 in the FHH’s space at Pont de la Machine right in the center of Geneva. It is free and open to the public.

Hands-On: The New Black Dial Tank Louis Cartier Isn't A Must - But It's Still A MUST

Minimalism and yellow gold are quite the pairing.

Hands-On: I Want The All-New F.P. Journe Vagabondage To Lock Me Up And Throw Away The Key

The indie superstar's 2022 hero piece highlights the influence of early 2000s watchmaking.

Hands-On: Zenith Embraces An Early-Aughts Favorite In The New Chronomaster Open

Warning: Watch purists should avert sensitive eyes – these escapements are fully exposed.

Hands-On: Japanese Microbrand Mirco Uses Color To Tell A Story

Chances are you've never seen these traditional kimono colors used in watchmaking before.

Hands-On: TAG Heuer Looks To The 1970s - And Nails It - With The New Orange Diver

It's far out, funky, groovy, and – most of all – orange.

Hands-On: H. Moser's Show-Stopping Cylindrical Tourbillon Has A Heartbeat You Won't Believe

It's also one of the most interesting releases of the year.

Hands-On: The Chanel Boy.Friend Red X-Ray Skeleton Red Edition And The Art Of The Movement

Sometimes seeing red is a good thing.

Hands-On: Seeing Things Clearly With the Chanel 12 X-RAY RED EDITION

What's crystal sapphire, white gold, and red all over?

Hands-On: Rolex Won The Regatta With This Year's Set Of Yacht-Masters

It's yellow gold over sapphires in a race that's almost too close to call.

Hands-On: The Tudor Black Bay GMT 'Root Beer' Should Not Be Slept On

Quite frankly, it's a watch that should've always been around … and now it is.

Hands-On: The Breguet Marine Hora Mundi Takes You From One Time Zone To Another In The Blink Of An Eye

The latest dual time Hora Mundi is a technical achievement and a feast for the eyes.

Hands-On: Grand Seiko Comes To Geneva With Its Most Complicated Mechanical Watch, Ever

Grand Seiko's first mechanical complication stole the Geneva show.

Hands-On: Is The Third Time The Charm For A. Lange & Söhne's Odysseus?

A thoughtful – albeit pricey – extension of Lange's signature sport watch.

Hands-On: The New Cartier Santos Dumont That Stole The Show

Who said beige is boring?

Hands-On: Exploring Familiarity And Functionality With The Black Bay Pro

Tudor's latest creation alters the course of the Black Bay and I'm here for it.

Hands-On: Southpaw Rolex: The Left-Handed GMT Gets It Right

While the new Air-King might be more radical than it first appears, the strange new destro GMT-Master II actually makes perfect sense.

Hands-On: The Vacheron Constantin 222 Is The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread, Which Isn't All That Great But You Get The Idea

Come for the case, stay for the bracelet.