The Latest News About Watches

The Rolex Sky-Dweller was first introduced in 2012, and the annual calendar has grown in popularity among collectors. It’s a large watch with complications, so it appeals to more than the “normal” Rolex buyer. This year, we have new color combinations and an update to the movement. It’s hard to believe that the Rolex Sky-Dweller […] Visit The Rolex Sky-Dweller Brings New Dials And An Updated Movement to read the full article.

A new manual-wind, time-only piece hand engraved by the masters of the Micro Artist Studio.

There’s no doubt that the Black Bay, a historically inspired diver’s watch with a highly authentic appeal, is one of Tudor’s most important collections today. It also takes the spotlight at this year’s Watches and ...

Not all new releases need to be groundbreaking, ultra-innovative, equipped with a new movement or come with an entirely new design. For that, Grand Seiko this year presented the Tentagraph, its first-ever mechanical chronograph. Sometimes, small touches to an existing and emblematic collection are welcome, just to make sure a cornerstone product remains up to […]

The new Vacheron Constantin Overseas Moon Phase Retrograde Date is the first-ever Vacheron Constantin sports watch and the first Overseas to be equipped with a retrograde display. This new model keeps the collection iconic attributes including the six-sided bezel evoking the Maltese cross, the fluted crown, polished and satin-brushed finishes, translucent lacquered dial, and luminescent hour-markers and hands.

A traditional set of complications with a modern watchmaking approach is what the new Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Tourbillon Retrograde Date Openface brings to the table. In a nutshell, modernity meets traditional watchmaking. With its open-worked dial this new watch combines a tourbillon and a retrograde date allowing a perfect view of the architecture of the calibre 2162 R31 with its slate grey shade achieved by an NAC surface treatment.

The most common choice for classic dress watches has to be gold, but have you ever wondered where that gold originally came from? And by "originally" Ian Skellern isn't referring to a gold mine on earth but the original source of the gold before it even arrived on our planet. Spoiler alert: it involves an explosion, a very big explosion! The post How To Make Gold: All The Gold On Earth Came From A Big Bang (Not That One) In Outer Space – Reprise appeared first on Quill & Pad.

The Evolution 9 collection by Grand Seiko is home to some very impressive sporty-chic watches, mostly known for their nature-inspired dials. The Japanese powerhouse has made it a habit to draw inspiration from the surroundings of the manufacturing facilities. A light dusting of snow, blooming cherry blossom trees, a birch wood forest, you’re probably quite […]

This new version features a "pitch black" dial and some very splashy orange accents.

Every year, Cartier adds a model to the Privé collection. This time around, we have the addition of the Tank Normale. No less than seven versions of “the other” Tank shape are being introduced, only in gold and platinum. These lofty Tanks, then, are anything but “normale.” Let’s have a look at these 2023 Cartier […] Visit Introducing: The Cartier Privé Tank Normale Collection to read the full article.

After the success of the first iteration of the Hermès H08 designed in 2021 by Philippe Delhotal, now comes the H08 chronograph. Sculpted from a block of multilayered composite, the cushion-shaped 41 mm case of the Hermès H08 Chronograph is made of a high-performance material composed of carbon fiber and coated with graphene powder. The bezel is made of ceramic with a sunburst satin-brushed finish and the crown in PVD titanium.

Patek Philippe’s patented annual calendar mechanism (1996) debuts inside an Aquanaut model for 2023. Presented in a unisex 39.9mm rose gold case with a bluish-grey dial, the annual calendar brings a useful and easy-to-use complication to the Aquanaut family. A new automatic movement with an inverted annual calendar module powers the Aquanaut Luce Annual Calendar. […]

Developed over three years, Chopard’s calibre 1.96 with a gold micro-rotor and a slim height of 3.3mm was released in 1996. Garnering praise as one of the finest automatic movements available, the movement established the brand as a true manufacture. The first watch to feature the in-house calibre was the L.U.C 1860 of 1997 with […]

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Just in time for Spring.

We've got yellow gold, rose gold, and platinum – plus two additional large variations (one in yellow gold and another in two-tone).

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DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Ulysse Nardin returns to the Freak and with clarity in vision first established by Rolf Schneider and Ludwig Oeschlin. The freak 1 returns to these origins and sets the tone for the entire brand. No dial, no hands, the case is part of the movement. The new watch has case is in Ti dlc with [...] The post Live from W&W: the new Ulysse Nardin Freak 1 appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

This episode of Fratello On Air was recorded on the eve of Watches and Wonders. We talk about a couple of the newest releases before turning to our main topic. We choose an accessory, an article of clothing, and a watch for each other. After so many years and countless episodes, can we get it […] Visit Fratello On Air: Picking Watches For Each Other — Rolex And Citizen to read the full article.

It’s been 12 months since Vacheron Constantin took over Watches and Wonders 2022 with the return of its brilliant 222. For 2023, the brand focuses on a theme that it has excelled at in the past — retrograde watches. Timepieces in this category are often an acquired taste as they forgo the usual watch layouts […] Visit Vacheron Constantin Introduces Three New Retrograde Models In The Traditionelle, Overseas, And Patrimony Collections to read the full article.