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Every watch enthusiast has gotten the question from a newly watch-curious friend: “what should be my first real watch?”  Of course, designating any watch as “real” over another is a bit silly, but the sentiment remains. For newbies to the horological hobby, there are few “first” watches better than any model from the ever-expanding and […] The post Seiko Adds New Seiko 5 References with Compass Bezels appeared first on Worn & Wound.

For the past few days, if you’re even remotely into watches, your Instagram feed has probably been flooded with speculations about Swatch’s next big collaboration. Ever since the first teasers dropped, the rumours have only grown louder. And, honestly, the clues were becoming impossible to ignore. Swatch would be teaming up with Audemars Piguet, and […]

Records, records, and more records. We take a look at five lots to understand the bigger trends.

Founded in 1904 in Geneva, ZRC first specialised in bracelets and waterproof cases before entering the world of professional dive watches in the late 1950s. The big change came when ZRC was contracted by the French Navy and created the Grands Fonds line, robust, highly engineered instruments designed for underwater use. Defined by their unconventional […]

As many are likely well aware, 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and as we approach the 4th of July, there are going to be a lot of reminders of America’s big birthday. The watch industry, as we know, loves an anniversary, and Marathon has gotten in on […] The post Marathon Celebrates America’s 250th with a Limited Edition Pilot’s Navigator appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Now in its second year, Canada's West Coast show remains casual and enthisuast driven.

Angelus was founded in 1891 in Le Locle by Albert and Gustav Stolz, and the maison's relationship with acoustic complications runs nearly as deep as its founding. When the original Tinkler arrived in 1958, it was heralded as a pioneer: an automatic, water-resistant quarter-repeater wristwatch at a moment when the quarter-repeater complication was widely considered obsolete.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors We have been following the progress of Czapek for about a decade now, almost as long as they have existed. For 2026 Czapek returns to some of their greatest hits, with a new breath of freshness to the Antarctique. Xavier de Roquemaurel explains. Video: Xavier de Roquemaurel talks to us about Czapek and the new releases [...] The post Video: Xavier de Roquemaurel talks to us about Czapek and the new releases for 2026 appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Since its debut, Horloger Ming, the brand led by Ming Thein, has built its collections on light, transparency, and layered dial constructions. From early minimalist pieces to more technical watches like the 29.01 Worldtimer, Ming has explored how a dial can interact with its environment. Recently, the brand went even more expressive, resulting in the […]

On April 27th, 1976, NASA made 55 out of 97 of its Omega Speedmaster chronographs available to the National Air & Space Museum (NASM) in Washington, DC. Then and now, these Omega watches were considered a collection with significant artifactual value! This article is a contribution by space and watch enthusiast Philip Corneille, founder of […] Visit Here’s What Happened To The NASA-Issued Speedmasters! to read the full article.

The post Introducing the Ming 29.06 Peep Show appeared first on Revolution Watch.

Naming a watch is important. This goes without saying, probably, but it’s something we don’t really talk about or think about enough. Just last week I was having a conversation with a colleague about how unfortunate it is that Grand Seiko seems to keep missing the mark with naming conventions. With so many releases, it’s […] The post Ming, How’s the Peeping? Introducing the 29.06 Peep Show appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The watch uses a clever application of a tool that photographers know well, combined with a customized movement.

A new 23-minute film traces the Oyster's century-long history—from the English Channel to Everest, the deep sea, and beyond.

A little over two years ago, Seiko introduced the first Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronographs. Following that, the brand gradually launched slightly updated versions featuring new materials and colors. For its 145th anniversary, Seiko revamped its Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronographs. With a new case and caliber, the series gets a proper update. The brand […] Visit Hands-On With The New Seiko Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronographs HAB001, HAB002, HAB003, And Limited HAB004 to read the full article.

The Maison explores the art of color with blue quartz and red bull’s eye dials.

This past Saturday was one of the exceptional moments in which the British are coming! was a sentence of excitement rather than panic.The post The British Watchmakers’ Weekender in NYC was a hit! These are the watches you may have missed… appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Urwerk, the indie brand founded by Martin Frei and Felix Baumgartner in 1997, is renowned for its futuristic, aerodynamic vessels with kinetic satellite hour displays.  In 2025, Urwerk released the UR-10 SpaceMeter, a watch that initially stumped fans with its round dial and conventional hour and minute hands. However, closer inspection revealed Urwerk’s fascination with […]

Today, I’ll take a look at an object that blends two of my favorite subjects — cars and watches! I’m not unique with those interests, but this watch takes it a step further. You see, it’s inspired by one of the greatest sports cars in history, the Porsche 911. The brand behind this creation is […] Visit Hands-On With The Stewart Dawson SD 911 Black to read the full article.