The Latest News About Watches

Fiberglass and ceramic provide the platform for this next-generation sports watch.

The Year of the Goat starts on February 6th, 2027, but IWC is getting a head start on the festivities. Today, the brand from Schaffhausen announces the Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41 ref. IW388310, a 500-piece limited edition for those who want to celebrate this Chinese zodiac sign with an iconic chrono. The IWC Pilot’s […] Visit Meet The IWC Pilot’s Watch Performance Chronograph 41 Year Of The Goat to read the full article.

This is not the first time you’ve read about cônillons. Do you still remember what a cônillon is? Let me jog your memory. It is a tilted tourbillon regulator with a tilted balance that follows a conical path rather than a conventional flat plane. It’s not a new concept. The American watchmaker Andrew Holden Potter […] Visit Hands-On With Two Cônillons: Trying Out The ArtyA Complexity Métiers d’Art to read the full article.

For many watch enthusiasts, the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is untouchable. But there’s another model that has earned its rightful place in the collection — the Speedmaster Reduced. Smaller, automatic, and often more accessible on the pre-owned market, it offers a different take on one of Omega’s best-known chronographs. In this episode of Fratello Talks, Nacho, […] Visit Fratello Talks: The Omega Speedmaster Reduced to read the full article.

What happens when a furniture maker, a ceramic artist and a goldsmith are granted an 18-month-long artisan residency that gives them access to centuries of artistic treasures at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the specialized decorative arts workshops of Swiss watch brand Vacheron Constantin? The answer was unveiled in New York last week, when… The post Vacheron Constantin And The MET Take Craftsmanship Beyond Watches appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Spirit Halloween stores are popping up around the city, pumpkin beer has hit the shelves, and 80-plus-degree highs in Brooklyn are in the rearview mirror (please remain true). I’ve returned my most worn summer watch to the display box and this one included quite a few “firsts”. I received my Jan Mayen Stormy Seas, a […] The post Owner’s Review: the Straum Jan Mayen Stormy Seas appeared first on Worn & Wound.

It might look like a piece of jewelry, but inside Jaeger-LeCoultre's new 101 Chain watch is the world's smallest mechanical movement.

Four days of cars, watches, and fun in Newport.

For more than four decades, Miyota has been quietly powering watches from brands around the world. As the watch industry evolves, however, the movement manufacturer is increasingly stepping into the spotlight – highlighting not only its technical expertise and manufacturing capabilities, but also the role movements play in the identity, reliability and long-term value of […]

Citizen marks 50 years of its light-powered movements with an anniversary edition that combines unprecedented efficiency and unconventional design.More

If you were around the micro/indie watch world in 2021, you almost certainly remember the release of the first Ming collaboration with Massena LAB. It was a limited edition that sold out incredibly fast (as most Ming releases did in those early days) and was notable for a few things beyond what I think is […] The post Ming and Massena LAB Launch a Sequel to a Landmark LE: the 57.09 “Secret Honey” appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Hermès has introduced two new versions of the H08, the house’s cushion-cased sports watch since 2021, and they take its signature glass fiber composite case from dark to luminous. Until now, the fiberglass H08 has had a stealthy, urban look: a black ceramic bezel, a concrete-grey dial, and a flash of color on the strap.

Coming off a very successful exhibit at the recent Monaco Yacht Show, shipbuilder Gulf Craft Group is more than ready for its moment in the global luxury spotlight. Its flagship Majesty brand for yachts and super yachts deliver unmatched build quality, as well as a certain UAE-flavored approach to the good life, afloat.

Paulin and Hodinkee team up for a playfully serious limited edition. Join us at the Windup Watch Fair in New York, October 16-18, for a first look at the collaboration and pre-order access before the watch launches on October 19th. See you there.

Faheem Khan and Neeshu Hajra of The Escapement give us the lowdown on why they moved the gathering to Las Vegas from Abu Dhabi, who is behind the group running the event, and why there is most definitely room for another watch show.

Louis Vuitton revives the cult Monterey in ceramic, with 37mm black and green cases, lacquered dials and an in-house automatic movement.The post The Louis Vuitton Monterey gets a sleek ceramic upgrade appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

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Hermès brings two new colorways to the H08, alongside a brighter glass fibre case than we've seen before.

Ming, the independent watchmaking company founded by photographer Ming Thein, and Massena LAB, William Massena’s creative watch studio, are back for an encore. In 2021, the two parties presented their first collaborative project, the 17.09 Honey and 17.09 Black, a duo defined not only by its mirrored colours but, more importantly, by its dial pattern. Five years […]

Five years on from their first team-up, Ming and Massena Lab are back at it.