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When you are a historic watchmaker like Favre Leuba, you can go back to the archives and return with a slice of the past and new ideas. That is exactly what happened with the Deep Blue, the brand’s six-decade-old dive watch known for its crosshair dial and 200m water-resistance. Stylish and genuinely capable at the […]

While we often publish articles in our Industry News section, those are mostly focused on the financial results of Swiss and/or European brands and groups, by looking at major actors such as the Swatch Group, Richemont or LVMH, the exports of Swiss Watches, or estimated rankings by Vontobel and Morgan Stanley/LuxeConsult. What we have never […]

When we write about watches at Fratello, we typically have three levels of engagement with the product. First, we have our basic introduction articles, for which we base our writing solely on press materials, keeping it brief and factual. Second, we have our hands-on reviews, which allow us to spend time with the watch before […] Visit Experiencing The A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold At The Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este to read the full article.

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We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Jean-Marie Schaller, the owner and creative force behind Louis Moinet. Jean-Marie passed away peacefully on May 16th at the age of 66. I wanted to share a few personal words about Jean-Marie because he was someone I came to know not only through watches but […] Visit Remembering Jean-Marie Schaller, One Of Watchmaking’s Brightest Characters to read the full article.

The hype started immediately. Just a little over a week ago, Audemars Piguet and Swatch began teasing the unthinkable: a collaboration. Well, not just a collab, it quickly became clear that this would be another bioceramic recreation, of sorts, of an iconic watch. Named “Royal Pop,” thus evoking the most Veblen of watches, the Royal […] The post Damaged Goods: the Audemars Piguet x Swatch Royal Oak Debacle appeared first on Worn & Wound.

In the quiet halls of the Louvre, history rarely feels distant. Stone figures carved thousands of years ago still project authority, grace and power with astonishing immediacy. Standing before them, you sense not only the greatness of lost civilizations, but also the enduring ability of human hands to create something that transcends time. That is… The post Vacheron Constantin And The Louvre Bring More Great Civilizations To Life appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

The brand founded by legendary designer Mr. Gerald Genta offered a U.S. first look at new and rare pieces in the Watches of Switzerland SoHo store.

Created by Japanese independent watchmaker Hajime Asaoka, a man capable of creating superb watches and movements, Kurono Tokyo aims to apply his design language to a more accessible price range. While the entire production of the brand is limited and relatively difficult to obtain, the “special projects” collection adds a sense of exclusivity through the […]

In their stated mission to prove that Chinese craftsmanship and artisanship can be worthy of attention usually reserved for European brands, French-Chinese watchmakers Atelier Wen have consistently put out intriguing pieces since their debut in 2017. Next on that growing list is the Perception V3, which builds on the reputation for hand-crafted horology that came […] The post Atelier Wen Introduces the Perception V3 in a Trio of Dial Colors appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Gérald Charles is the final creative chapter of Gérald Genta himself. CEO Federico Ziviani shares how he is keeping this legacy alive.The post Gérald Charles CEO talks Alex de Minaur, Genta’s legacy & 3 must-see watches appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors It is with great sadness that we join the Schaller family and staff of Louis Moinet to mourn the loss of Jean-Marie Schaller. In Memoriam: Jean-Marie Schaller, founder and CEO of Les Ateliers Louis Moinet Jean-Marie was a great gentleman and a visionary. His passing is not only a loss for his family and Louis [...] The post In Memoriam: the great Jean-Marie Schaller passes away on May 16, 2026 appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

The Terra Nova and Supermarine collections are an important part of Bremont‘s catalogue, and the brand even looks up to the stars with the recently released Supernova Chronograph. Still, aviation remains central to the British watchmaker’s identity, and the new Air Force Blue capsule collection reinforces this focus with a unified lineup, introducing a distinctive […]

As the saying goes, variety is the spice of life, and with Breitling’s release of a staggering 22 new models to its Chronomat lineup, it just might be true. The model is pretty iconic, starting as a pilot’s watch for military forces and later becoming a cultural phenomenon, with one of its claims to fame […] The post The Next Chapter of the Breitling Chronomat Brings a Whopping 22 New Additions appeared first on Worn & Wound.

What’s fashionable and trendy in watches? The world’s leading watch exhibition has the answers. The post Watches & Wonders 2026: See for Yourself appeared first on Quill & Pad.

The Swatch x Audemars Piguet collaboration, the Royal Pop, went on sale this past Saturday, and everything about the rollout of this high-low fob watch seemed fun, until it wasn’t.

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Some might say the Navitimer is the “most Breitling” watch out there. I tend to disagree. If you ask me, the Breitling that says “Breitling” the loudest and clearest is the Chronomat. The redesigned Breitling Chronomat keeps its connection to the model developed in the early 1980s in collaboration with the Italian Air Force’s Frecce […] Visit The Breitling Of Breitlings Gets An Update: Introducing The Redesigned Chronomat to read the full article.

An updated design language adds a softer, dressier touch while improving ergonomics.

I wrote about the A. Lange & Söhne Cabaret in yellow gold back in 2018 and called it exactly what it was at the time: one of the least desirable watches in the Lange lineup. A unicorn—rare not because collectors were chasing it, but because almost nobody was. An art deco oddity in a rectangular case that the market had largely passed over since its discontinuation around 2011.