First introduced in 2016, the Senator Excellence line represents Glashütte Original’s pinnacle of fine watchmaking. At its core ticks the genuine Caliber 36, a movement family engineered for everyday use and durability. Operating at 4 hertz and utilizing a bayonet mounting for improved...
The indication of the moon phase is one of the most poetic of all watch displays, as it succeeds in portraying the eternal course of the mystical celestial body in miniature. Even though the moon unfolds its full radiance...
Few other timepieces in IWC Schaffhausen’s Pilot’s Watches collection have attained the level of cult status achieved by the Big Pilot’s Watch Edition Markus Bühler from 2008. Originating from a unique piece crafted by the company’s associate director of watch and movement assembly,...
Grand Seiko is renowned for its attention to detail and its deep connection to Japanese culture and craftsmanship. This passion is once again embodied in two new additions to the Heritage Collection. Officially designated as the references SBGW297 and SBGW299, these latest models showcase...
Panerai presents an exciting design variation of its famous Luminor timepiece. First unveiled at Watches and Wonders 2023 in Shanghai at the start of this fall, the Luminor Due PAM01423 is characterized by a lighter and slimmer case and introduces gold to...
Tourbillons symbolize the finesse of mechanics and the highest precision in timekeeping. Elevating this popular complication, which translates to “whirlwind,” is the flying tourbillon, showcasing this lightweight and filigree mechanism in all its glory. This masterpiece was invented in...
For TAG Heuer, the year 2023 marked a significant milestone— the 60th anniversary of the Carrera Chronograph. The story began in 1963 when Jack Heuer, the forward-thinking CEO of the La Chaux-de-Fonds based Swiss tradition brand, unveiled a timepiece that was...
Tabac, ember, smoke: Right in time for the colorful season, Nomos Glashütte expands the Club Sport neomatik collection with three intriguing dial options. But that’s not all, with a new diameter of 39.5mm, they are presented in a new case size that fills...
The universal geniusAbraham-Louis Breguetwas interested in all areas of watchmaking, but especially in marine chronometry. This area of expertise represented the spearhead of horological research during his lifetime. Precise nautical instruments for conquering the world’s oceans were the timekeepers...
A few months back we saw the new Girard-Perregaux Neo Constant Escapement, albeit a one-off version designed for this year’s Only Watch charity auction. Now GP has released the “standard” production (if you can call it that) version of their new...
Porsche Design is bringing back its famous “Military Chronograph” (Ref. 7177) from the 1970s (back then co-developed with Orfina, shown in the picture below on the left) in a limited edition of 250 pieces, available from January 15, 2024. Instead...
Seiko introduces three new models in the Presage Craftsmanship Series, each featuring artful dials. Two of these models are adorned with Urushi lacquer, while the third boasts an enamel dial. All three watches are protected by double-curved sapphire crystals and are...
One year after the brand’s founding, Byrne Watch presents the Zero Pink Gold, along with a limited edition featuring diamond set indexes, earlier this year at the Geneva Watch Days 2023. The timepiece is based on an intriguing concept: every day at midnight –...
First introduced earlier this year, the Longines Spirit Flyback represented a significant milestone in the extensive legacy of the Swiss traditional brand’s pilot watches, with its signature incorporation of the flyback function is a testament to Longines’ pioneering role in advancing...
Grand Seikocelebrates the vibrant red hues of autumn with its latest creation, theHi-Beat 36000 GMT SBGJ273. Featuring a vivid red and textured dial, the watch draws inspiration from the phenomenon known as“Yuka Momiji,”which reflects the interplay of autumn maple...
Swiss independent brand Raymond Weil, owned by the Bernheim family, surprises with a new quartet of diver’s watches. Part of the Freelancer collection, the novelties come in 42.5mm stainless steel and two-tone cases which are water-resistant to 300 meters or 1000 ft and...
Tissot is one of the great names in Swiss watchmaking, with a history spanning over 160 years. Founded in 1853 in the town of Le Locle in the Jura region, the company has consistently drawn attention with pioneering technology, such...
With a history spanning over 140 years, Seiko has almost every year a reason to look back at a technical milestone. 2023 is an especially intriguing year as it marks the 110th anniversary of the introduction of the first wristwatch, the Laurel....
Even though it may not seem so at first glance due to differences in size, the similarities between wristwatches and automobiles are quite astonishing upon closer examination. Both embarked on their triumphant journey in the 20th century, inspiring engineers...
Jaeger-LeCoultre enhances the Polaris Chronograph with two distinct dials that showcase the artisanal prowess of the grande Maison. Bringing together 180 different skills under one roof, this manufacture has the capacity to produce all its luxury watches in their entirety, from design to...
Since 2013, Carl F. Bucherer has been a steadfast supporter of the Manta Trust. In 2023, this commitment continues with the introduction of the Patravi ScubaTec Verde, the brand’s latest dive watch. With the launch of the watch, the trust is also embarking...
With its latest execution of the Sixty-Five Divers Chronograph, the Swiss brand Oris is following the trend of smaller case sizes. The sport’s watch, inspired by the 1960s, is now available with a diameter of 40mm. Unchanged is the black retro-style dial...
Improving dial readability has always been a central concern for watchmakers, especially when it comes to sports, aviation, and diving watches. Perfect legibility from every angle is crucial, also for use behind the wheel. In this regard, TAG Heuer has introduced...
With the 417 C Flyback LE, Hanhart and Chronos — the German sister magazine of WatchTime — present a limited-edition model in steel and bronze. The favorite of Steve McQueen and former German Bundeswehr chronograph comes with a column-wheel chronograph, flyback function, and a...
The perpetual calendar is one of the masterpieces of haute horlogerie, as this long-term genius knows the correct length of months even in leap years. Only in 2100, when, according to the Gregorian calendar, the leap year is omitted, does...
With a history spanning over 140 years, Seiko has almost every year a reason to look back at a technical milestone. 2023 is an especially intriguing year as it marks the 110th anniversary of the introduction of the first wristwatch, the Laurel....
Circula, a family-owned watch brand from Pforzheim, one of Germany’s horological centers, unveils its newest tool watch, the DiveSport, which is water resistant to an impressive 500 meters. Combining rugged durability and clever design, it features a sandblasted titanium grade...
Seven Porsche watches in three years: with the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronosprint x Porsche, available in stainless steel and pink gold, the latest timepiece emerges from the partnership initiated in 2021 between the Swiss watch brand and the German sports car...
Even though it may not seem so at first glance due to differences in size, the similarities between wristwatches and automobiles are quite astonishing upon closer examination. Both embarked on their triumphant journey in the 20th century, inspiring engineers...
Originally designed to serve soldiers in the field, field watches are characterized by their durability, practicality, and legibility. They typically boast simple yet functional designs that prioritize ease of use and reliability in demanding environments. While their origins lie in military...