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Aside from making complicated wonders, Glashütte Original has a Vintage Collection that takes inspiration from former models. The Sixties references have consistently been some of my favorites since launching in 2015. During this lengthy production period, the German watchmaker has produced several limited-series models with gorgeous dials. The Sixties Chronograph Annual Edition we’ll review today […] Visit Hands-On: The Glashütte Original Sixties Chronograph Annual Edition to read the full article.

Zach sits down with Patrick Mouratoglou, who has coached tennis greats like Serena Williams, Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka, and more.The post Talking Zenith watches and tennis with the GOAT coach Patrick Mouratoglou appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

This past Friday, retail giant Watches of Switzerland Group announced its acquisition of Hodinkee. Those in the watch world need no introduction to Hodinkee. It started as a platform to disseminate watch information more than a decade and a half ago. In fact, founder Benjamin Clymer, who started the site in 2008, was determined to… The post What’s Up With The Watches Of Switzerland Purchase Of Hodinkee? appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

There are very few states in the US where you can try award-winning coffee shops and breweries, go on a world-class hike, mounting bike a reservoir, and visit a watch manufacturer all in the same day. Colorado is one of those states—maybe the only one. The Colorado Watch Company has been created by the folks […]

Richard Mille reveals its fourth creation to emerge from its collaboration —ongoing since 2016— with the celebrated British supercar maker McLaren. The new RM 65-01 McLaren Automatic Split-Seconds Chronograph W1 is a 500-piece limited edition and the most complex automatic chronograph ever released by Richard Mille.

Todd Snyder has once again teamed up with a quintessentially American maker to produce a highly limited field watch — and it’s not who you think. For decades now, and particularly since the founding of his eponymous brand in 2011, Todd Snyder has done his level best to elevate and highlight American heritage brands. From collaborations […]

The Lang & Heyne brand debuted in 2002, and since then, it has gained recognition for expertly blending the rich tradition of German fine watchmaking with a modern sensibility. Lang & Heyne timepieces, consistently named after historical figures from the Saxony region, pay tribute to the past while embodying a contemporary vision. The result is […]

Japan has become a mecca for the best vintage Calatravas, but even in a country of the best, Nagayama's passion – and collection – stands out.

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IWC sponsored the Polaris Dawn mission – the farthest from Earth any humans have traveled since the astronauts of Apollo 17 set foot on the Moon – and this December, the watches from the mission are heading to auction for a worthy cause.

The winged hourglass is a memento mori, historically symbolizing that our time on earth is fleeting. It encourages us to make the best of the time we have. In other words, time flies, and Longines has been using their version of a winged hourglass logo for generations to remind us that time is indeed precious […]

Whenever Czapek announces a new Antarctique, I am all ears. The brand’s take on a modern sports watch with an integrated bracelet and a touch of ’70s flair is one of my favorite models in this genre. The design, the movement, and the craftsmanship that goes into creating these watches make them stand out immediately. […] Visit Czapek Unveils A Flamboyant Version Of Its Antarctique For Milan’s GMT Great Masters Of Time to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Interesting new release from Omega. This is a re-edition of the first omega in space, the CK 2998 released in 1959, but now updated with the Co-Axial Master Chronometer. Press Release information with commentary in italics. New: the return of the Omega Speedmaster “The First Omega in Space” The Omega Speedmaster “The First Omega in [...] The post New: Omega Speedmaster “The First Omega in Space” appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

The original Oyster Perpetual was one of the first watches collectors fell for; today, the Bubbleback represents an era of Rolex that still has a charm all its own.

Chinese watchmaker Atelier Wen, led by two Frenchmen, is launching the first timepiece in its annual “Millésime” series, designed to provide greater access for enthusiasts who previously missed out on owning a limited edition Perception watch due to fixed production runs as agreed with collaborative partners. In contrast with earlier limited editions released as partnerships, […]

A non-limited Perception in titanium may also prove to be lucky for some.The post The Atelier Wen Perception Millésime Mù sports a purple dial and titanium case, and a potential tantalum ticket appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Atelier Wen has enjoyed a meteoric increase in popularity over the past two years. The independent brand has shed a positive light on Chinese watchmaking while producing attractive watches with finishes and materials normally found on more expensive pieces. To celebrate the fans who have brought so much success to the company, a limited-edition Perception […] Visit Hands-On: The Atelier Wen Perception Titanium Millésime Mù to read the full article.

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Leaving debates about generic trademarks aside, there's a good reason why the term "NATO strap" is a bit misleading.The post Why you shouldn’t call it a NATO strap, apart from all the legal issues appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.