The Latest News About Watches

Time flies, doesn’t it? I first had a chance to try out the Serica 4512 California back in 2021. Since then, we have seen plenty of remarkable releases from the Parisian brand. The steadily growing collection was extended with a diver, a travel GMT, and a dress watch. On top of that, Serica kept us […] Visit The Serica 7505 Series Creatively Revisits The Brand’s Inaugural Field Watch to read the full article.

Bremont is a brand that almost literally fell from the sky, and that’s probably why its Altitude collection of pilot’s watches is the most important one. So when there’s an all-new addition to the Altitude lineup, it’s worth investigating. The new watch doesn’t disappoint: the Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Time Zones proudly shows its Martin-Baker […] Visit Introducing: The New Bremont Altitude MB Meteor Time Zones, Part Of The Altitude Air Force Blue Capsule Collection to read the full article.

Last year, we launched our first Ride to Conquer Cancer collection alongside a two-day, 200km ride for the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. The response was incredible. So, we’re doing it again. The 2026 Ride to Conquer Cancer is on, with Matt Smith-Johnson once again leading our “Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop” team into the saddle for […] The post Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop: The 2026 Ride to Conquer Cancer Collection Is Here appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Our most controversial military conflict gave rise to wristwatches that stood the text of time.More

An extremely subtle new dial color marks the first Alterum from the microbrand to be available online in more than a year.

Just weeks ago, I was in Tokyo with Citizen Watch Co. getting a firsthand look at how the brand manufactures Eco-Drive watches and, perhaps even more importantly, the remarkably sophisticated dial work behind them. There is much more to come on that visit soon because seeing the process in person fundamentally changes how you view… The post Why The New Citizen  Light in Black  Limited Edition Eco-Drive Watches Matter appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Pilot watches have always occupied a special place in watchmaking and in our hearts. Large crowns, legible dials, chronographs, GMT indications, and slide-rule bezels all emerged from real-life needs. Yet despite many decades of looking up to aviation for clues, very few modern pilot watches can actually assist pilots in flight procedures. Most are stylistic […]

Minerva brings its back-catalog designs to the modern age with Unveiled Crownless and Unveiled Secret releases

As I write this article in late May 2026, Bond fans want nothing more than news on the next film in the James Bond franchise. We know it’s going to be directed by Denis Villeneuve, but little else has been announced or decided upon. Namely, we don’t know who is going to play 007 as […] The post A New Kind of Bond Watch: Introducing the Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph 007 First Light appeared first on Worn & Wound.

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There’s a tendency, somewhat natural and hard to counteract, to think that a watch needs to be large and heavy to be robust. This, however, is a rather contemporary perception, as vintage watches, even the most rugged of them all, were often sized under 36mm – think, for instance, about the members of the Dirty […]

Serica's latest Ref. 7505 Field Chronometer proves that size does matter after all, delivering tool watch functionality in a 35mm packageThe post Serica’s latest COSC-certified Ref. 7505 field watch proves that 35mm is the new 36mm appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

One of my favorite things is when a brand releases a watch that feels like the watch they always should have made. I’m sure we can all point to examples of this – that feeling that a new watch really belongs in the brand’s catalog, and we’re kind of surprised it never existed in the […] The post Serica Introduces the new Ref. 7505 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Enamel dials. COSC-Certified. Signature Serica style. What's not to like?

This accessible dress watch has luxury looks with a price tag of under $1,000.

The 2026 Windup Watch Fair in San Francisco was easily our largest event in California yet! It was punctuated by amazing brands, cool watches, and numerous activities. However, it was the panels that helped maintain that classic Windup vibe and we had four great ones over the course of the event. Precision Meets Passion: Frederique […] The post All the Panels from the 2026 Windup Watch Fair San Francisco appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A game-born chronograph becomes a real Swiss tool watch, merging James Bond storytelling, advanced Co-Axial Master Chronometer engineering, and cinematic design from IO Interactive’s upcoming 007 First Light universe.

The connection between Omega and movie franchise James Bond 007 is one of the strongest imaginable, dating back to Goldeneye in 1995. Since then, at least one Omega watch has been worn on screen by the world’s most famous secret agent, in every movie released since. And while we don’t yet know who will incarnate […]

In the original James Bond books by Ian Fleming, the secret agent wore the same watch as the author himself, a Rolex Explorer ref. 1016. In the James Bond movies, however, he wore a variety of watches from different brands. Interestingly enough, it was never an Explorer. And as you know, Bond has worn Omega […] Visit James Bond And His Omega Seamaster Watches — An Overview to read the full article.

Because even the video-game 007 deserves his own special-edition Seamaster. More