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The post Australia’s Largest Exhibition of Cartier is on in Melbourne, Right Now appeared first on Revolution Watch.

Many of the overtly vintage design cues of Montblanc’s 1858 collection are inspired by Minerva’s military watches from the 1930s, renowned for their precision and legibility in extreme conditions. Promoted as rugged, reliable companions for mountaineering and outdoor adventures, the 1858 Geosphere combines its retro looks with a worldtimer featuring two rotating globes depicting the […]

I have a massive soft spot for small, independent brands. That doesn’t just apply to watches. I love it when people dare to stick their necks out and chase (probably naive) dreams in real life outside of the realm of big luxury groups. The results also tend to speak to me. These brands typically follow […] Visit Indies Only! Dreaming Up My Ideal Microbrand-Only Watch Collection to read the full article.

Today’s new watches are likely to please fans of fun, funky divers. That’s because Rowing Blazers is back with a brace of cool new Seiko 5 Sports Watches. Naturally, our friend Eric Wind of Wind Vintage has lent a hand in the design. Let’s have a look at these cool new numbers. It must be […] Visit We’re So Back! A Pair Of Seiko 5 Sports × Wind Vintage × Rowing Blazers Divers Arrives to read the full article.

Reuniting for the fourth time around, this limited-edition run reimagines the 1969 Sports Rally Diver in 38mm and 42mm models.More

Sure, we talk at length about what makes that perfect summer watch. Bright colors, comfortable straps, some water resistance for a splash in the pool. But what about the rest of your EDC? What’s going on there? The second I get home from work, the first order of business is to throw on a pair […] The post EDC Check: Choosing the Ideal Summer EDC appeared first on Worn & Wound.

HODINKEE Australia & New Zealand is hosting HSNY's Horological Education classes in Sydney this November.

Good things are worth the wait, according to Frederique Constant. Every two years, the Geneva-based watchmaker releases a new collector’s piece in their sought-after Classics Runabout collection, which represents, according to the brand, the combination of Genevan craftsmanship and Italian nautical influence. The 2026 model has been, of course, highly-anticipated; the Classics Runabout Automatic GMT […] The post Frederique Constant Introduces New GMTs Inspired by Classic Teak Boats appeared first on Worn & Wound.

While the sleek, ultra-thin, record-breaking Octo Finissimo is now the first collection that springs to mind when you mention Bulgari, there are older, equally provocative references like the Bulgari Aluminium. Unveiled in 1998, the Bulgari Aluminium surprised audiences with its radical combination of lightweight aluminium and rubber. With its double Bulgari signature on the black […]

Thoughtful evolution doesn’t always require radical change.More

Why Leica's connection to watchmaking runs long and deep, and how the vaunted camera and lens maker plans to make its mark in the luxury watch market.

INTRODUCTION When my original in-depth study of the Patek Philippe ref. 2526 was published on May 9, 2024, my goal was to provide a deeper understanding of one of Patek Philippe’s most important post-war references. In the time since, collector interest has continued to strengthen, accompanied by several noteworthy auction results. With that in mind, … Continued The post Catching Up: The Patek Philippe Reference 2526 appeared first on Collectability.

Patek Philippe has revealed the first two exceptional pieces heading to its seventh Watch Art Grand Exhibition, opening October 2 in Milan's newly renovated Palazzo delle Scintille. Both works come from the manufacturer's Rare Handcrafts collection and are singular, one-of-a-kind objects built to showcase enamel artistry rather than serial production.

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From the minds of The Armoury's co-founder Mark Cho and its watch designer Elliot Hammer comes the first field watch for their recently-launched Armoury house brand Temporal Works.

Swiss watchmaking has long combined traditional craftsmanship with technical innovation. The new Zenith Defy Extreme Lapis Lazuli II brings those elements together in a contemporary high-frequency chronograph.

If you wear a mechanical watch every day, you have probably had the thought at least once. It would be nice to track your workouts, sleep, and daily activity without leaving your favourite mechanical watch at home. After all, that trusty field watch has been with you on hikes, road trips, and just about every […]

A roundup of watch snob-approved, affordable watches (and one clock).

Founded more than 150 years ago in America by Joseph Bulova, the Bulova name has long been synonymous with American culture and growth. Celebrated for its innovations across watchmaking, including many firsts in the marketing realm of timepieces, as well, one of its most remarkable—and often overlooked—legacies lies in its commitment to women. For more than… The post Discover Bulova’s Century-Plus Commitment To Women: It Was Way Ahead Of Its Time appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Founded in 1993 by the 11th Duke of Richmond, the Goodwood Festival of Speed has grown into one of motorsport’s most iconic celebrations. In 2025, TAG Heuer returned as Official Timing Partner of the event and will do so again this year, for the 2026 edition (July 9th – July 12th). The brand will be […]