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Introducing the MB&F; LMX

Marking the 10th anniversary of the brand’s Legacy Machine family of timepieces, MB&F; introduces the LMX, basically an LM 1 on steroids.

The Story of Seiko’s Innovative Chronographs

Here’s a look at the golden era of Seiko’s chronographs, from the first wrist stopwatch through to the last advanced movements the Japanese brand made before shifting to quartz in the 1980s.

Introducing the Zenith DEFY 21 Ultrablue

Zenith’s DEFY 21 chronograph continues to be an effective canvas for its more colorful side, now with the Zenith DEFY 21 Ultrablue.

Fliegers Under the Radar

Pilot’s watches are a popular genre, and the German “flieger” is perhaps one of its most sought-after styles. We look at 10 flieger chronographs that fly under the radar but pack a mighty punch.

Introducing Omega’s 2021 Collection of Watches

With the incredible success of the Speedmaster line, Omega’s chief Raynald Aeschlimann is also now lifting up the Seamaster family with three new watches which together form an impressive second act for Omega in 2021 following the massively successful new Speedmaster launch.

Introducing Hublot’s Classic Fusion Chronograph Shepard Fairey

Introducing the New TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer 02T in Blue

The Cartier Tank Cintrée - A Complete Guide

Introducing the Carl F. Bucherer Heritage BiCompax Annual

Introducing Audemars Piguet’s 2021 Collection of Watches

The lowdown on all of Audemars Piguet’s freshness offerings in 2021, with Royal Oaks galore and the Calibre 4401 now in the Royal Oak Chronograph.

Introducing Richard Mille RM07-01 and RM037 Snow Settings

Introducing Montblanc’s 1858 Split-Second Chronograph Limited Edition 18 in Lime Gold

A stunning split-seconds chronograph based on an historic military model, the new 1858 Split-Second Chronograph is a limited edition of 18 pieces crafted out of a new alloy called Lime Gold.

Introducing the Bell & Ross Diver Red Bronze

Bell & Ross introduces the latest colour way in its Diver Bronze range. This time it’s in vibrant red.

Introducing Doxa SUB 300 Carbon COSC

Vacheron Constantin’s Les Collectionneurs Comes to Singapore

Vacheron Constantin’s vintage curation for 2021’s Les Collectionneurs particularly showcases their exemplary watch designs from the mid-20th century

Grand Seiko – The Nature of Time

As its parent company Seiko Watch Corporation celebrates 140 years in the watchmaking business, Grand Seiko, itself now over 60 years old, joins in the family celebrations with a unique take on nature’s elements surrounding its watchmaking studios .Trees, water, the sky and the subtle shifts between seasons all have been used as inspiration for the year ahead for the undisputed king of Japanese horology…

Introducing Blancpain’s Tribute to Fifty Fathoms “No Rad”

The return of the iconic Blancpain “No Radiations” dial.

Introducing the Bamford x Arsham x King Nerd Franck Muller Casablanca

Available in five pieces, each watch is hand-engraved by master engraver King Nerd and is therefore a unique piece of art.

Keeping Up with the World’s Fastest Chronographs

Enter the world of the super-fast chronographs, capable of marking time down to fractions of a second - tenths, hundredths and beyond.

The Persistence of Memory: An Online Chronicle of the Past 50 Years of Contemporary Independent Watchmaking

Introducing Le Rhöne’s Moön Black Cosmic

Le Rhöne delights with a stunning Grande Phase De Lune timepiece that captures the arresting beauty of a clear night’s sky

Introducing Longines Novelties 2021

The Ultimate Winner: How Rolex Shined Through 2020

With a 26.8 percent market share Rolex SA has trumped Swatch group (at 25.2 percent) to become the world’s largest watchmaking company.

Introducing Zenith DEFY 21 Felipe Pantone

One of Zenith’s best collaborations so far, the DEFY 21 Felipe Pantone is a wearable work of kinetic art where time and light converge into a single object.

Introducing the Oris TLP Albacete Limited Edition

Originally launched in 2016, the Oris Big Crown Propilot Big Day Date is now available as a limited edition in partnership with the Tactical Leadership Programme, an elite pilot training school in Albacete, Spain.

Revolution Offers Two of The Rarest Vintage Omega Speedmasters

With the value of vintage steel chronographs at an all-time high, Revolution is offering an incredible opportunity to acquire two classic and super-rare vintage Omega Speedmasters. Both examples come from the Revolution Collection and here Wei Koh talks about why they are so beautiful and special.

Introducing Chronograph Collection by Perpétuel

Meet Wristcheck’s Austen Chu

Leading a brave new generation of watch collectors.

Accutron Introduces the First Electrostatic Watches

60 years after creating the first fully electric watch, Accutron harnesses the power of electrostatic energy to introduce a timepiece that has all the convenience of a quartz watch without the need to change batteries and guarantees an accuracy within five seconds per month.

Origins of the Tudor Chronograph

Revolution looks back at the factors that have shaped the unique identity of Tudor’s popular sports watch.