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For our latest independent watchmaking discovery, we talk to Alex Goetschi, a young self-taught watchmaker from Switzerland with a very interesting story. Under the name of Manteio, which comes from the Greek word for Oracle, he finds inspiration in Greek mythology. And what better topic for your first watch than the ‘King of the Gods’ […]

Every collector talks about their “grail.” Few actually find it. And fewer still lose it. And only an extreme few manage to find it again. This is the extraordinary story of how one man’s love for a machine turned into a two-year odyssey involving thieves, detectives, and the unwavering support of the brand that built his dream.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors We had the Leica M EV1 prototype on loan for a few days, and presented you with our review last week when the embargo lifted. Today, we show some sample photographs made with the camera. TGIFridays: Sample photographs from the new Leica M EV1 Though I had a bevy of M lenses to use with [...] The post TGIFridays: Sample photographs from the new Leica M EV1 appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Come for the cars, stay for the endless number of Lange wristshots.

Northern Watches, launched by the Norwegian-born and Swiss-based watchmaker Stian Lofstad, arrives with a clear message: show the whole day at a glance, keep the design clean, and build it in Switzerland with proven movement. The debut range splits into two references, the bronze-cased NW1 Bronze Age and the steel NW2 Northerner, but the concept […]

Another Friday, another list! This week, we will continue our exploration of modern materials used in the watch world. After picking our favorite ceramic and titanium watches, we will now turn to carbon. We do not see this material as often as the other two, but it stands out when we do. Let’s find out […] Visit Fratello’s Top 5 Recently Released Carbon Watches — Featuring Tudor, Tissot, Zenith, And More to read the full article.

The post Citizen Unveils Series8 880 GMT & 890 Limited Edition Models Inspired by Japan’s Cityscape Aesthetic appeared first on Revolution Watch.

Independent and intentionally small, Brellum is the brand of fourth-generation watchmaker Sébastien Muller, and is built on three constants: COSC certification across the board, full movement decoration under a domed exhibition back, and direct-to-consumer production capped at 299 pieces a year. The catalogue splits into clear families. The Duobox, with its twin box sapphires and […]

Cheers to no flipping!The post Integrity over profit: Studio Underd0g cancels a flipper’s US$16,000 Mim0sa order appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Welcome to the second match in the Fratello Dress Watch Season contest, our effort to identify the best new dress watch of 2025. The series continues with a duo of proper heavy hitters. Match two in round one sees Jorg defending the Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier 20th Anniversary Edition. Daan will make his case for […] Visit Fratello Dress Watch Season: Round 1, Match 2 — Chopard L.U.C Qualité Fleurier 20th Anniversary Edition Vs. Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds to read the full article.

As the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, Omega has unveiled an exclusive Speedmaster 38 Co-Axial Chronometer Chronograph that combines the collection's iconic design language with winter-inspired details, paying tribute to the upcoming games.

Orange has become one of the year’s most surprising color success stories in watchmaking. Once reserved for diver’s bezels and racing chronographs, the shade has moved into the spotlight — energizing sports models and even lending a bold twist to dressier pieces. Vibrant, confident, and impossible to ignore, orange has become the color of self-assurance… The post Orange Watches Are Not Just For Halloween, Especially This Year appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

It’s amazing the way some watches don’t make sense until they do. That was absolutely my experience of the Hanhart Aquasphere when it showed up on my desk a few weeks ago. I mean, I love dive watches, but the Aquasphere was something entirely outside my realm of comfort, and I wasn’t quite sure what […] The post Review: the Hanhart Aquasphere “Ocean Fade” appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Every brand from Apple to Zenith touts at least one watch that is “built for adventure”, “to stand the test of time”, or to “take a licking and keep on ticking” (okay, maybe that last one is less current). One look at the watch marketing out there today, and you will be inundated with images […]

From the wearing experience to the technical expertise behind it, we look at what makes AP's final Research & Development watch so special.

To commemorate its 150th anniversary, Audemars Piguet has partnered with prestigious publisher Flammarion to unveil The Watch – Stories and Savoir Faire. This extraordinary, nearly 600-page book delves into the captivating world of mechanical timepieces and the art of haute horlogerie.

Nomos has had an incredibly interesting trajectory among watch enthusiasts over the past decade or so. If you got into the hobby at a certain time, Nomos was almost certainly one of the first “forum brands” that you’d be introduced to as a level up from some of the core enthusiast watches that you might […] The post Nomos Plays the Hits: Introducing the Tetra Origins Collection appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The anOrdain Founder will discuss the details of grand feu enamel and the different techniques employed in its production.

French brand Yema got a foothold in the watch world with its rugged tool watches, exemplified by models like the mighty 300 water-resistant Superman skin diver of 1963. Proud of its French roots, Yema secured strategic alliances with the French Navy (Marine Nationale) to develop military tool watches. Based on its 1970s Navygraf dive watch, […]