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The luxury industry is impacted by the slowing global economy, changes in consumer behaviour and tariff wars. In this challenging environment, the world’s leading luxury group reported a slight drop in revenues and profit for the first half of 2025. Over the period, LVMH recorded revenue of EUR 39.8 billion (-4%). At EUR 9.012 billion, the […]

Gentleman, scholar and life-long watch fan Marion Morrison – better known as John Wayne, or John “Duke” Wayne – was the toughest cowboy of them all. The post John Wayne: Hollywood’s Ultimate Cowboy and His Watch Legacy appeared first on Revolution Watch.

Just over a month ago, several of our contributors, myself included, penned an article about our favorite summer watches. While we each had a personal preference and strong reasoning behind our choices, it got me thinking about my summer EDC, and how it changes as temps begin to rise. Throughout winter and spring, I tend […] The post Five Lightweight Knives Perfect for Summer EDC appeared first on Worn & Wound.

In a world of circular conformity, one watch dared to be different—and in doing so, became timeless. There's something almost rebellious about the Cartier Baignoire. While the watch world was content with its round traditions in the early 20th century, Louis Cartier stretched the conventional circle into an elegant oval, creating what would become one of horology's most enduring and quietly influential designs.

I can remember the exact moment I realized that Audemars Piguet was not the brand for me: I was listening to an episode of Hodinkee Radio in early 2019 featuring an interview with then current AP CEO François-Henry Bennahmias during which he boasted that he does not read books. For whatever skills Bennahmias has as […] The post Opinion: The Culture of the Royal Oak Has Overshadowed the Watch Itself appeared first on Worn & Wound.

It’s not every day we get to learn about and share news on potentially groundbreaking new watchmaking concepts. But today, we have something very special lined up, and what’s even more satisfying, it’s Dutch-made! Self-taught watchmaker Machiel Hulsman is presenting his latest concept watch, stepping away from uniquely engineered and crafted bespoke pieces. While it […]

What came before the vintage Type XX Pilots' Chronographs? Nothing, really. But if you imagine hard enough, it could have been this.

To NATO or not to NATO? That is the question...The post PSA: stop forcing NATO straps on your dressy watches appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Founded in 1737, Favre Leuba is one of the few names in Swiss watchmaking that carries such a rich vintage sport-chic DNA. The brand is renowned for its robust designs and innovative approach, from iconic dive watches to distinctive cushion-shaped urban timepieces, such as the Chief. Revived in recent years with thoughtful updates, the Chief […]

One of the brands I’ve most enjoyed getting to know through our Windup Watch Fairs is Elliot Brown. Based in the UK, the brand offers an almost overwhelming variety of purpose built tool watches in a frequently sober, no-nonsense design language. The watches remind me at times (in a good way) of those you might […] The post Elliot Brown Introduces the Colorful New Chromatic Collection of Rugged, Vintage Inspired Quartz Dive Watches appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A new film from Tudor explores the role of unsung heroes, and their watches.

The latest bellwether report from the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers suggests massive growth for the industry at large. The post On a tear: the British watch industry has grown 65% in 3 years appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Credor is often regarded as being a connaisseur’s brand, one of those beguiling watchmakers known and appreciated by a small group of deeply devoted watch collectors and enthusiasts. Part of the Seiko corporation, Credor represents the high-end side of the company, combining the most special traditional craftsmanship techniques with Japanese watchmaking artistry. Although it has […]

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The recently revealed Fifty Fathoms Tech adds impressive size, color, and style to the legendary dive watch’s pro-quality specs and functionality.

Blancpain introduced the Tech line back in 2023 with the impressive Tech Gombessa. After that came the limited-edition Tech BOC (Blancpain Ocean Commitment) IV earlier this year. Now, we see a permanent addition to the lineup in the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Tech. The new model introduces a toolless quick-release mechanism to the Fifty Fathoms line. […] Visit Hot Take: The New Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Tech Combines Tool Vibes With Lifestyle to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Credor releases a new tourbillon, which they call the Gold Feather with a tourbillon and a new urushi métier d’art on the dial and movement. Press Release information with commentary in italics. New: Credor Goldfeather Tourbillon with urushi lacquer techniques The Credor Goldfeather Tourbillon Ref. GBCF999 will retail at EUR 190,000 inclusive of VAT in [...] The post New: Credor Goldfeather Tourbillon with urushi lacquer techniques appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

BENRUS has a history going back to 1921 in New York City and over a million watches were being produced annually by the 1950s. Classic American brands like Hamilton and Elgin are well known by enthusiasts today, but Benrus was also among the best known during the mid-20th century with both military and civilian watches. […]