The Latest News About Watches

When it comes to creating affordable watches with a ton of vintage-inspired style, look no further than Certina. While the brand also produces some great contemporary pieces, the vintage charm makes the brand hard to beat. Just one of the many great examples is the stunning Certina DS PH200M. Its vintage style in combination with […] Visit Hands-On With The New Certina DS-2 Turning Bezel Watches to read the full article.

Sometimes the right watch has a way of finding you instead of the other way around. And that happened to Marin Green with a Nomos Ahoi Ref. 552. The post Why I Bought It: Nomos Ahoi Ref. 552 – It’s Both Relatively Affordable And Very Versatile appeared first on Quill & Pad.

The Sinn T50 divers kick off 2023, and while these watches are very “on brand,” they weren’t necessarily expected. I’ll share my thoughts on that and get into the watches themselves. Bottom line: these are sweet additions to the lineup with great dimensions. As an adopted Frankfurter, I have a soft spot for Sinn. We […] Visit The Sinn T50 Divers Star In An Unexpected Sequel to read the full article.

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Hamilton has been on the rise recently with a collection of cool, accessible and very well-equipped watches. The brand is known for its historically inspired models, field watches, aviation-inspired watches… and the Jazzmaster collection. This collection gathers the most classic, elegant watches of the brand – such as the Open-Heart models – and, often, a […]

No, I’m not going to pick a Nautilus. Neither the original 3700 nor the 5980 chronograph. Before I got to spend my unlimited budget, I cleansed my palate. I hit refresh and tried very hard to observe the immense universe of Haute Horlogerie in an open-minded way. But how do I pick three “stars” that […] Visit The Watches I’d Buy Today If Money Were No Object — Lex’s Picks From A. Lange & Söhne, Patek Philippe, And Richard Mille to read the full article.

If you spend any considerable time on watch-related internet sites and Instagram, you would’ve seen people obsessively trying to categorise watch brands. Whether that be by their idea of luxuriousness, prestige, or the ever-popular tier list (watch this space). My favourite version of this ranking system is the alignment chart. Originating from the ever-popular role-playing … Continued The post The Time+Tide watch brand alignment chart appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post The Time+Tide watch brand alignment chart appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

From the day Michel Parmigiani presented his brand’s first-ever wristwatch, the Toric QP Retrograde, in 1999, the Parmigiani name has been tied to calendar watches. QP stands for “Quantième Perpétuel” — it was an in-house-developed perpetual calendar watch. A de facto house specialty, the annual and perpetual calendars are always on offer from the Fleurier-based […] Visit Parmigiani’s Mind-Blowing Cultural Calendar Complications to read the full article.

Based on the most thorough technical paradigm, the new Casino Tourbillon features Jacob & Co.'s first-ever flying tourbillon located on the case's back side with high-end finishings and sophisticated material details. Leaving its entire expression space to a fully functional, free-spinning roulette, complete with 37 pockets and a white ball, the Jacob & Co. Casino Tourbillon is designed for play, hopes for luck, and to bring supreme exhilaration while on the wrist.

Last week, Sinn dropped their new releases for 2023, taking us by surprise with a new titanium clad T50 diver, and a new material called Goldbronze. As long time Sinn enthusiasts, Blake and Zach took the time to offer their reactions to the new release, and compare the new dial design to that of the […] The post [VIDEO] Worn & Wound Reacts: The Titanium and Goldbronze Sinn T50 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Two editors battle it out for the best watches Cartier needs to revive in 2023.

Toward the tail end of 2022, IWC quietly introduced a new Portofino perpetual calendar (in gold and stainless steel) and it immediately caught our attention. I mean, it’s kind of an objectively beautiful watch, with an elegantly executed complication that we’re all quite fond of, and the fact IWC is making them in steel is […] The post IWC’s Portofino Collection Gets a New Complete Calendar to Complement Last Year’s Perpetual appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The vintage watch expert returns to HSNY to discuss trends in the market.

One month… This is the time left before the largest watch fair, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2023, opens its doors. And, as some of you were expecting, it is time for the MONOCHROME team to get creative and come up with its predictions for the upcoming Rolex launches. Once again, Rolex will be participating in […]

As someone who has been involved in watch collecting for a significant amount of time, I’m often asked for recommendations from people who are not really interested in watches as a hobby, but want or need a good watch to wear on a daily basis. I imagine this is a fairly common predicament for a […] The post Tissot’s Chemin des Tourelles Collection Offers a Ton of Refinement at a Sub $1,000 Price Point appeared first on Worn & Wound.

AP's new Royal Oak Offshore Ceramic is a real monster.

If you spend any time on the watch internet whatsoever, you’ll quickly become familiar with ETA and Sellita, eventually recognising Kenissi, Vaucher and others. While the big two manufacturers are responsible for most of the industry’s Swiss movement supply, with other smaller ones filling the gaps, notable manufacturers are often underappreciated. One such maker is … Continued The post THE Plus are specialists in Swiss production, and could be the future of “in-house” movements appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post THE Plus are specialists in Swiss production, and could be the future of “in-house” movements appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

Since the mid-19th century when clock and watchmaking started to leave the hands of a single watchmaker and moved to manufacturers that could produce to scale, cases have been produced by specialist case makers. Reputations of these case makers varied, but companies like Patek Philippe only worked with the very best, most established makers. Some case makers started as jewelers, others established a reputation based on innovation and the use of new metals such as steel or the creation of […] The post The Key to Master Case Makers for Patek Philippe appeared first on Collectability.

This opulent example of haute horology is now available, for the first time, in 18K white gold.

Tutima has always had a strong passion for tool watches. Whether in the sky or exploring the depths of the ocean, the brand has made watches for the people pushing limits in challenging environments. With the M2 Seven Seas S released last year, ...