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There are moments in the life of a new space when you stop and think: this is exactly what we built it for.The post Our British Watchmaker’s Weekender is coming to SoHo, NYC this weekend – do you have your ticket yet? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

One of my favorite days on the watch media calendar every year is the Naoya Hida preview day. Every spring for the last few years, watch media types make appointments at the Armoury on the Upper East Side to get a look at the upcoming Naoya Hida releases for the year. It feels like a […] The post Hands-On with the New Releases from Naoya Hida appeared first on Worn & Wound.

One more encore for the iconic sport-luxury watch on its semicentennial. More

Jaeger-LeCoultre is staging an immersive pop-up experience in the Miami Design District from May 21 to 31, 2026, marking the Maison's first pop-up in the heart of the Miami Design District and a key moment ahead of the opening of its new boutique there this Summer 2026.

Anything that encourages curiosity (and gets the next generation interested in watches) is okay by us.

Independent Japanese watch brand Naoya Hida & Co. usually plays it discreetly, with only a batch of new releases per year and a highly limited production capacity. Last week, the brand released its entire range of models for 2026/2027, a total of 10 new watches and 7 new references, including a spectacular chronograph, a compact […]

The numbers from Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 are, by any measure, difficult to argue with. Nearly 60,000 unique visitors to the fair, with 25,000 public tickets sold across three days. 1,750 journalists credentialed, 6,000 retailers, and more than 10,000 people who took over the city center throughout the week. A social media reach approaching 900 million impressions under the #watchesandwonders2026 hashtag—a 29% increase on the prior year.

After taking my French lessons in Duolingo for the better part of three years, I’m happy to say that some of those grammar tips are still rolling around in the ol’ noggin when I have to type such names as Girard-Perregaux Laureato Chronograph in Chocolate – hey, if no one else is going to toot […] The post Girard-Perregaux Introduces the Laureato Chronograph in a Rich Chocolate Brown appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The longtime friends, collaborators, and retail partners work together for the most artful Naoya Hida yet.

I came across Soleilhac the way I come across most of the independent brands that end up on my radar and make it to WCL—not through a press release or a fair booth, but through a conversation. Samuel Soleilhac reached out to me through Instagram a few weeks ago, and this week we finally connected. Samuel told me about his first collection, the Harmonie, which is the kind of story I find genuinely compelling in this industry.

Ever since the return of the brand under the umbrella of La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton (alongside Gerald Genta), Daniel Roth has focused on bringing back the emblematic ellipsocurvex design of Monsieur Roth, as well as the refined execution of earlier creations. Following the debut of the Tourbillon model, available in yellow and rose […]

The same dial treatment as the neo-vintage models, with a new caliber and display caseback, makes for a really gorgeous watch.

Longines has long been connected to sport. From its long-standing role as official timekeeper of major competitions to its continued involvement with the Commonwealth Games since 1962, the brand has always been there to measure performance with precision. Following earlier celebratory editions, such as the colourful 2022 Birmingham model, Longines now introduces the HydroConquest Commonwealth […]

Longines unveils a colourful addition to the HydroConquest line, celebrating the 23rd Commonwealth Games in 2026The post Longines brings Commonwealth Games colour to the HydroConquest for Glasgow 2026 appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The post A Closer Look: A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” appeared first on Revolution Watch.

A contemporary expression of casual chic, the Laureato Chronograph 42mm blends two-tone sophistication with high-performance chronograph mechanics, reaffirming the Manufacture’s mastery of design and movement in a limited 50-piece release.

The Laureato is Girard-Perregaux’s answer to the integrated luxury sports watch. Born in 1975 as a chronometer-certified quartz sports watch, Girard-Perregaux revived the Laureato in 2016 as a limited edition to celebrate the brand’s 225th anniversary, and later as a collection in 2017. Produced three years after Gérald Genta’s landmark Royal Oak but a year […]

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Just before the start of the WWG26, Thomas Baillod announced that his company, Ba111od has acquired their supplier – BCP Tourbillons, forming Ba111od Horlogerie Holdings. Here is what he has to say, and also about the new improvements to the Chapter 4 Tourbillon. Video: Thomas Baillod talks to us about the new Ba111od Horlogerie Holdings [...] The post Video: Thomas Baillod talks to us about the new Ba111od Horlogerie Holdings appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Relaunched in 2019, the Seiko 5 Sport range has grown significantly over the years, to the point where it could become a brand in its own right. Based on a concept of affordability and durability dating back to the 1960s, it started with the inaugural SKX-inspired, dive-oriented models and has expanded to include dozens of […]

In this new series, we will focus on (neo-)vintage watches that can now be found at interesting prices on the secondary market. We will select watches we have come across in our searches for nice pieces or simply those we think could fulfill a certain desire or role in one’s collection. For this first installment, […] Visit Is It Worth It: Pre-Owned Omega Constellation ‘95 to read the full article.