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After using a relatively common Frederic Piguet movement for almost 30 years, Audemars Piguet now introduces the 6401, an in-house automatic chronograph caliber. It offers higher accuracy, greater reliability, and a more refined appearance. The brand’s 38mm Royal Oak is the first model to feature the new movement. You can choose between a stainless steel […] Visit Introducing: Three 38mm Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronographs With A New In-House Movement to read the full article.

Vacheron Constantin’s Overseas luxury sports watch family is now in its third generation, but its roots trace back to the 222 model of 1977. A well-represented collection with complications and straightforward time-and-date models, the Overseas is widely acclaimed for its attractive design, high-end finishings, in-house movements and versatility. In 2019, a tourbillon was added to […]

American microbrand Traska's first-ever chronograph introduces a novel subdial design that reduces visual clutter.The post Traska’s ambitious Chronograph Ref. 10251 swaps subdial hands for discs appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Aim high. That’s what Arion’s founder, Eric Tillman, does. Meet the Arion Delphinus. It’s a debut watch with a seven-day manual Chronode movement housed in a 37 × 8.5mm titanium case made by Voutilainen & Cattin. What Tillman aims for with the Delphinus is to create a timeless, high-quality timepiece with an elegant twist and […] Visit Introducing: The Arion Delphinus — A Debut Watch With A Chronode Movement And A Case By Voutilainen & Cattin to read the full article.

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The Patek Philippe Museum is regarded as one of the most important horological museums in the world. No where else can the 500+-years history of horology be viewed quite so elegantly. Yet how its priceless collection of timepieces from the past five centuries grew from a few pieces on display in a windowless waiting room … Continued The post THE BANBERY CHRONICLES PART III – BUILDING MEMORY: THE MUSEUM, THE AUCTIONS, AND A LEGACY appeared first on Collectability.

Few other watchmakers enjoyed as much success and cachet as Heuer, especially during the fervent 1960s and 1970s. Not only had it launched one of the world’s first automatic chronographs, but it pushed the envelope on modern design with midcentury-cool chronographs like the uniquely square Monaco. Heuer was riding high on the glamor of Grand […] The post The Dawn of Heuer Dive Watches: How A House of Chronographs Saved Itself By Embracing The Depths appeared first on Worn & Wound.

For more than a decade, Patek Philippe’s Grand Exhibitions have served as immersive gateways into one of watchmaking’s most revered maisons. Staged only occasionally and always with great intention, these exhibitions go far beyond a traditional brand showcase. Instead, they offer a rare opportunity to experience how art, precision, heritage, and culture converge within the… The post Patek Philippe Plans Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milan For 2026 appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

The layered dials of these time-only models pay tribute to the haute horlogerie manufacturer’s artisanal talents.

Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak Offshore, also known as The Beast, muscled its way onto the scene in 1993 as a beefier and bolder version of its famous sibling, the Royal Oak. Drawing its inspiration and name (offshore) from the world of powerboat racing popular in the 1980s, the ROO family expanded, and in 2010 surfaced […]

While the news today is dominated by big releases from Holy Trinity brands that will be nearly impossible for mere mortals to see in person, let alone buy, Traska has what feels like an antidote, or at least a cleansing breath when it feels we’re being flooded with watches that fall into the dreaded “hype” […] The post Traska Introduces their First Chronograph appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Two new AP Royal Oak Offshore Chronographs expand the 43mm line through material combinations that privilege ceramic and titanium over precious metals. These additions demonstrate Audemars Piguet's continued investment in the Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph as a platform for developing technical materials.

The Royal Oak Offshore Diver receives a chromatic refresh across three stainless steel references that underscore the collection's position as Le Brassus's most technically capable dive instrument. Since its 2010 debut and subsequent additions to the model, the Royal Oak Offshore Diver has distinguished itself through an internal rotating bezel operated via a dedicated crown at 10 o'clock.

Since its debut in 1993, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore has served as the brand´s most expressive, aggressive, and experimental platform. Bigger, bolder and much more muscular than the original Royal Oak, the Offshore lived up to its “Beast” nickname, while becoming a showcase for material innovation and colour exploration. The 2021 redesign marked […]

Audemars Piguet's 38mm Royal Oak Chronograph receives its most meaningful update with the new in-house calibre 6401, the Manufacture's first compact in-house chronograph movement. This development addresses a technical gap that persisted even after the 41mm variant adopted Calibre 4401 in 2022.

Andrew O'Connor goes over the latest industry data and focuses in on three brands in particular.The post Morgan Stanley’s latest data suggests a more stable secondary market. How is that beneficial to the watch community? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

On January 13th, we hosted our first Speedy Tuesday event for 2026 in Hong Kong. With about 80 guests, we celebrated the day that became synonymous with the Omega Speedmaster in the world of watches. Since 2013, we’ve been organizing events worldwide for collectors and enthusiasts of Omega’s most famous chronograph. Our second Speedy Tuesday […] Visit Photo And Video Report: Speedy Tuesday Event In Hong Kong to read the full article.

One thing I loved about graduating from a relatively small district in rural Pennsylvania is that it wasn’t necessarily like the high school experiences I saw reflected in television. Due to the general population at my school never hitting above 200 students, cliques were permeable and caste systems were divided more by how often you […] The post Vacheron Constantin Introduces a New Titanium Tourbillon with a Deep Red Dial appeared first on Worn & Wound.