The Latest News About Watches

For their third collaboration, the venerable Swiss Maison and the upstart British customizers revisit and transform a 1960s classic.

Introduced to the watch world yesterday, the new Vacheron Constantin Overseas Grand Complication Openface represents a major technical breakthrough in the brand’s sports watch lineup. For the first time in the beloved Overseas collection, Vacheron Constantin has integrated a minute repeater — one of horology’s most difficult complications — alongside a perpetual calendar, a tourbillon,… The post Why Vacheron Constantin Created The Overseas Grand Complication appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Girard-Perregaux has a rich history and has produced quite a few exceptional timepieces over time. The 1969 Deep Diver Ref. 9108 may not be as complex and elaborate or iconic as some of the brand’s better-known creations (Laureato, Tourbillons or Bridges, both historical and modern), but it left its mark as a rare dive watch […]

As many of you know, the late ’60s and the first half of the ’70s were an era of design experimentation in the watch industry. While Girard-Perregaux might not be the first name on people’s tongues when it comes to funky watches from this period, don’t think the brand didn’t have any. With the Casquette […] Visit Girard-Perregaux Reintroduces The Deep Diver In Collaboration With Bamford Watch Department to read the full article.

With a super-compressor-style case and a ton of color, this could be a great pick for an elevated and exciting summer diver.

GP reimagines a funky dive watch from its 70s back catalogue with the help of British bespoke atelier Bamford Watch Department.The post Girard-Perregaux and Bamford join forces to unveil a retro classic from the past, the Deep Diver appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

What happens when you take the 2755 QP movement out of the 2017 Traditionnelle Calibre 2755 (ref. 80172/000R-B406), update the design so it caters to an audience with a more contemporary taste, and put it in the sportiest of watch designs available? You get the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Grand Complication Openface. This limited-production watch is […] Visit Introducing: The Titanium Vacheron Constantin Overseas Grand Complication Openface to read the full article.

It’s certainly not the first time we’re talking about Naoya Hida & Co., a niche, artisanal watchmaking company from Japan, but it’s always with great pleasure that I write these articles. NH is one of these hidden gems from the Land of the Rising Sun, a rather young company that focuses on high-end, classic designs […]

Collaborating with familiar industry names gives this rising indie brand its first calendar complication.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors A new GMT two timezone watch is released for SEVENFRIDAY, and we met up with Daniel Niederer, Co-Founder and CEO to get a hands on with this novelty. New and Reviewed: SEVENFRIDAY Mean Time SEVENFRIDAY PG1/01 is available on leather strap or stainless steel Milanese bracelet PG/01M and is priced at USD 1,580 and USD [...] The post New and Reviewed: SEVENFRIDAY Mean Time appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Another day, another cool Vacheron Constantin release. Barely a month on from Watches & Wonders (where I will remind you, Vacheron dropped the most complicated wristwatch ever made), the iconic brand, currently celebrating its 270th anniversary, has released another high complication heater — a skeleton dial, perpetual calendar, minute repeater with tourbillon dressed up as […] The post A Minute Repeater You Can Take for a Swim: Vacheron Constantin Launches the Overseas Grand Complication Openface appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A vintage-inspired evolution bringing luxury watchmaking to a broader audience.

The Ship of Theseus paradox involves the legendary vessel that Theseus––a Greek mythological hero who rescued the children of Athens and slayed the Minotaur of Crete––traveled on. To honor his valiant efforts, the Athenians preserved the ship and, over time, swapped parts that decayed or had become damaged, eventually replacing all of its original components. […] The post “Patina” or Damage? Scrutinizing the Fine Line Between Pleasing and Pesky Imperfections appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The Japanese watch brand is betting on the potent combination of advanced technology and edgy materials to dictate the future of the sporty Attesa chronograph line.

While the name Presage has been around since the 1960s, it remains one of these hidden gems that only Japan could enjoy, being one of the numerous JDM-only (Japan Domestic Market) ranges. Things changed in 2016, as Seiko decided to revamp the collection entirely and open it to the world. Since then, this collection has […]

A day to celebrate watchmaking around the globe.

Sometimes, no matter how many hours we spend scrolling on Instagram and monitoring various watch-focused group chats, things slip through the cracks. Watches that check all the right boxes to rise above the noise of a crowded market go unnoticed and become sleeper hits instead of hits, and creativity that deserves widespread celebration instead receives […] The post Hands-On: the echo/neutra Chrono GMT appeared first on Worn & Wound.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors We were invited to the Gerald Charles museum and atelier in downtown Geneva just before Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025, and bring you this exclusive video of Federico Ziviviani, the CEO showing us the new museum, the watchmaker’s atelier and his office. Secrets of Gerald Charles revealed in a walkthrough video of their new Museum [...] The post Walkthrough video of the new Gerald Charles Museum appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Sharpening the focus on one detail from one watch by one watchmaker. We explore Beat Haldimann’s H1 Flying Tourbillon, and the striking central tourbillon that dominates the dial. More