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The post The Rarest Patek Philippe You’ve Never Seen: A Singing Bird Box from 1866 appeared first on Collectability.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Federique Constant releases the latest edition to their Vintage Rally Healy line with three new watches in distinct colours in a nod to Healey, the iconic British racing car. New: Federique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic The Federique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic retails at the following prices: British Racing Green EUR 1,969 / SGD [...] The post New: Federique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Frederique Constant releases the latest edition to their Vintage Rally Healy line with three new watches in distinct colours in a nod to Healey, the iconic British racing car. New: Frederique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic The Frederique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic retails at the following prices: British Racing Green EUR 1,969 / SGD [...] The post New: Frederique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Some watches tell time, and then some watches transport you. The new Tudor Black Bay 54 'Lagoon Blue' belongs firmly in the latter category—a timepiece that doesn't just mark the hours but mentally whisks you away to that perfect stretch of coastline where azure waters meet pristine sand and the only agenda is watching the sun paint the sky in shades of gold.

Eska may not be a well-known brand, but this revived Swiss watchmaker is gaining attention among enthusiasts. Initially founded in 1918 by Silvan Kocher (whose initials inspired the brand’s name), Eska built a reputation in the mid-20th century before succumbing to the Quartz Crisis in the 1980s. Reborn under the direction of Christophe Chevreton and […]

Every year, I tell myself I’ll resist the urge to make another list. And yet, here we are again. A fresh calendar year always seems to bring with it a fresh batch of watch cravings — some new, some old, and some I’ve come close to buying before but never quite pulled the trigger on. […] Visit What’s On My Wish List? — The Watches Dave Wants To Buy Next In 2025 to read the full article.

Laurent Ferrier, Depancel, MB&F, Ming, and Breva are putting the “play” back into the “playa” with cool, colorful, and unexpected offerings.

Seiko show off a sense of humour with a diver commemorating a movie that's done more to put off people from ocean swimming than any other.The post We’re gonna need a bigger watch: Seiko celebrates Jaws’ 50th anniversary with a limited-edition Prospex Turtle appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The title Just Because says it all… because today we’re not talking about the latest release of a brand for sale the next day in stores, waiting for you to spend your money. Today, we are publishing a story for a good cause, to benefit those in need, those who have fewer opportunities than many […]

With summer quickly approaching for many of us, it’s time to start thinking about your watch for the long summer days. Some of us will swap a bracelet for a colorful strap, while others will make it their mission to find a new timepiece for the season. We picked five of our recently released favorites […] Visit Fratello’s Top 5 Summer Watches For 2025 — Featuring Doxa, Farer, Seiko, And More to read the full article.

Almost exactly one year ago, J&Berg, a new Finnish brand, launched with its debut model, the B2. The watches were met with near-universal praise due to their looks, materials, and specifications. A clean, modern design that could only be described as Nordic seemed to be a crowd-pleaser. After the success of the initial references, the […] Visit The J&Berg B2 Returns With Two New Dial Colors to read the full article.

Solar watches have been associated with the Japanese for the longest time, but Tissot is trying to change that. The post What goes into making a fully Swiss solar watch? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Founded in 2016 by Sébastien Muller, Brellum has consolidated a portfolio of well-built chronographs with a slightly vintage aura powered by chronometer-certified movements. With a limited production of around 299 watches a year, Brellum’s policy of direct sales allows the brand to keep its prices in check. The Pandial collection highlighted its racetrack credentials with […]

Tudor’s Black Bay line has become the foundational building block for the modern brand. The Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue” brings the summer vibes in the form of a 37mm dive watch. Let’s take a look. Tudor was once a more affordable entry point into the Rolex stable, sharing many parts, including cases, crowns, and […] Visit Introducing: The Tudor Black Bay 54 “Lagoon Blue” to read the full article.

Simple, durable and with plenty of history behind them, we take a closer look at our favourite MIL-SPEC watches.The post 12 of the best MIL-SPEC watches for soldiers and civvies alike appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Get ready, Windup Watch Fair fans—we’re headed back to Chicago! Continuing the 10th anniversary tour of Windup, Worn & Wound is thrilled to announce that the Windup Watch Fair Chicago 2025 will take place Friday, July 11th – Sunday, July 13th at Venue West. We’ll be bringing together watch enthusiasts, collectors, and some of the […] The post Watch Out, Chicago! The Windup Watch Fair Returns to The Windy City for 2025 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Over the last few weeks there’s been plenty of discussion here, on the podcast, and around the internet on the current viability of Seiko as an enthusiast brand. Seiko, to put it plainly, was once at the center of watch enthusiast culture, and now they are quite simply not. The reasons for that are complicated […] The post Seiko Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Jaws with the Limited Edition SRPL81 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Over the past few years, the name Gérald Genta has become one of the most famous in the watch industry. There are multiple reasons for this. First, thanks to the work done by Evelyne and Alexia Genta (respectively his wife and daughter), with the Gerald Genta Heritage Association. Second, the so-called “Picasso of Watches” was […]

Usually when watchmakers brag about space cred, they bring up models that have gone to space or that are made of rocks from space or that take inspiration from the solar system. Zach Smith has them all beat: the Ohio-based horological craftsman makes aerospace engineering components (among other things) at his workshop, Hour Precision. Smith […] The post Inside Hour Precision, the Machine Shop Determined to Revitalize American Watchmaking appeared first on Worn & Wound.