The Latest News About Watches

Ten years ago, in a cab stuck in traffic somewhere in Manhattan, the decision was made to put together a watch fair for like-minded brands and watch collectors. Not a stuffy event, but rather one where all are welcome. An event where small, young brands can be in the same room as long-established brands on […] The post Looking Back on a Decade of Windup Watch Fair appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The age of the textured dial is upon us, and there’s no escaping it. No longer are we limited to Grand Seiko and similar legacy brands to bring us the third dimension on our wrists, with microbrands pitching in their own—often more innovative—takes on texture. Farer has joined the fray with their new Three Hand […] The post Farer Updates the Three Hand Collection with New Deeply Textured Dials appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The Octo Finissimo collection by Bulgari doesn’t need an introduction anymore. One of the few emblematic lineups to have surfaced over the last decade, the OF has become the king of ultra-thin watchmaking, beating one record of thinness after another. But Bulgari’s slim-fit watch is more than just its slender profile and complex movements. It […]

A grueling climb, a screaming marmot, and the watch that ties it all together.

Refreshingly basic with a subtle pop of colour, Bruce makes the case for the pistachio OP36.The post Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36: why base is ace appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

In a sea of nostalgic design, English brand Fears does a great job of hitting the mark.

While Grand Seiko is now well-established all around the world as the higher-end brand of the Seiko Watch Corporation, Credor remains far more niche and has just begun its global expansion, primarily with the Locomotive collection, based on a vintage watch once designed by Gérald Genta. Credor, another high-end brandwithin the group, employs a more classic approach with watches […]

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors The Richard Lange has always been one of A. Lange & Söhne’s most underrated collections. Some of the most striking watches from the Richard Lange collection are the ones with regulator dials, the most recent of which is the Jumping Seconds. First released in 2016 in platinum, the Richard Lange Jumping Seconds is the simplest [...] The post Review: new A. Lange & Söhne Richard Lange Jumping Seconds appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

I love Roger Smith’s watches. If I won the lottery tomorrow (or had I won it this past weekend, when the Powerball reached a high of $1.7 billion), my first call wouldn’t be to a banker, or a lawyer, or even to my family. There’s a very real chance my first call would be to […] The post The Roger W. Smith Series 6 is a Reminder of Why I Love Traditional Watchmaking appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A new 34mm Timex Marlin with Todd Snyder's signature touch.

The young brand’s highly anticipated second act cements its status as one to watch in independent watchmaking.

In recent years, several top watch brands have established curated collections,  or certified pre-owned divisions. Some, like Vacheron Constantin, are leaders in this field,  buying  and restoring important historical pieces. Now IWC Schaffhausen is entering the space with IWC. Curated., a program dedicated to sourcing, restoring, and certifying historical watches from its own 150-plus-year history.… The post IWC Schaffhausen Launches “IWC. Curated” Historical Watch Program appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Briston, the young, independent French brand with a portfolio of accessible, retro-inspired watches with fun, faux tortoiseshell cases, releases new models in its Clubmaster Legend collection. Presented in the classic cushion-shaped cases that define the collection, the new time-only references feature closed dials or open-heart designs, delivering an appealing blend of vintage design cues and […]

In August, about half of the major brands gained ground. Patek Philippe, the best performer so far in 2025, continued its recovery, although the growth isn’t as strong as that of the previous months. The post WatchCharts September 2025 Watch Market Update: Some Brands Up, Some Down (Including Rolex) appeared first on Quill & Pad.

Just before Geneva Watch Days kicked off, I joined the team from WRK Timepieces for a rather special moment. Caroline and Nasko, the husband-and-wife duo behind WRK, were about to receive the very first fully functioning prototype of their latest creation, the ACF-02, and they invited me along with them. The delivery took place at […] Visit From Concept To Reality: My First Hands-On With The WRK Timepieces ACF-02 to read the full article.

Fortis is well known in the world of horology for creating amazing tool watches. It is also one of the few brands with a track record of successfully sending watches into space. The Fortis Stratoliner S-41 collection is a modern-day space traveler’s watch that has achieved just that. Now, the Swiss brand is extending the […] Visit Fortis Introduces The Stealthy Stratoliner S-41 Gravity Black And The Wild Reentry Edition to read the full article.

In South Korea, wearing the right (or wrong) watch at work can make a huge difference.The post Status on the wrist: how I navigated watch etiquette in South Korea’s corporate culture appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Farer, a British indie brand, debuted in 2015 with watches designed in London and produced in Switzerland. With an extensive portfolio ranging from characterful three-handers to GMTs, as well as chronographs, integrated sports watches, and compressor-style dive watches, the brand’s keen eye for design is paying off. Coupled with its direct-to-consumer business model, which eliminates intermediaries, prices […]

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