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This article was originally published in the Design 2023 Issue of the WatchTime print magazine. Photos by Marcus Krüger and Ochs und Junior. Ochs und Junior was founded in 2006 by the innovative developer Ludwig Oechslin and his partners; ...

The dusty rose and cool blue dials of the new Grand Seiko USA exclusives are bound to have international fans groaning. The post Grand Seiko debuts two new kira-zuri USA exclusives that will stir up global envy appeared first on Time+Tide Watches. The post Grand Seiko debuts two new kira-zuri USA exclusives that will stir up global envy appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Grand Seiko pays tribute to the transitioning sky over Lake Suwa with its new regional releases.

To commemorate the 93rd birthday of international bestselling author and ocean explorer Clive Cussler (1931 – 2020), Doxa releases a limited edition of 93 pieces of its SUB 300T diver’s watch. Like the SUB 300T Clive Cussler, the ...

The Ebstein family acquired Chronoswiss from founder Gerd R. Lang in 2012. Respecting many of Lang’s signature complications and design language, including his iconic Regulator, CEO Oliver Ebstein and his team have infused the brand with a refreshing contemporary spirit. Classical decorative techniques are injected with eye-catching colours and textures, producing a repertoire of vibrant […]

The news of the MoonSwatch Mission to the Super Blue Moonphase has been out for a couple of weeks. This latest addition to the MoonSwatch lineup is the third of the Mission to the Moonphase models. It will be available until the full blue moon on August 19th. With this short sales window, Swatch is […] Visit The New Bioceramic MoonSwatch Mission To The Super Blue Moonphase Is Available Starting Today to read the full article.

One of Martin Green's favorite complications is the perpetual calendar, aka QP. While he knows that an annual calendar can do almost the same for a lot less, he is still mesmerized by the human ingenuity of being able to a miniature mechanical device that can even deal with leap years. The post Five Recent Near-Perfect Perpetual Calendars From Patek Philippe, Lange, IWC, Baume & Mercer and Jaeger-LeCoultre appeared first on Quill & Pad.

When the New York Times wants to know about microbrands, Andrew McUtchen is often the first man they call. The post Andrew McUtchen tells the New York Times all about microbrands appeared first on Time+Tide Watches. The post Andrew McUtchen tells the New York Times all about microbrands appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Today, Seiko introduces a limited edition of a recently updated watch. This is the new Prospex SPB473, which has the specifications of the old, beloved SPB143. This version dials up the summer vibes with a bright faded dial inspired by the Greek island of Zakynthos. There is plenty to unpack, so let’s dive in! The […] Visit Introducing: The Seiko Prospex SPB473 European-Exclusive Limited Edition to read the full article.

Hello, and welcome! You’re listening to Fratello Talks. This week’s episode features RJ, Daan, and Nacho, three members of the Fratello team who join forces to wax poetic about some of their favorite affordable watches. This is the first volume of what will almost certainly become a recurring topic for the podcast. There are simply […] Visit Fratello Talks: Our Favorite Affordable Watches Vol. 1 to read the full article.

Usually, when it comes to Seiko Prospex dive watches, and specifically with an emblematic design as the 62Mas, it’s all about black or dark blue. But there are exceptions to the rule and the Japanese watchmaker has shown greater creativity in recent years – take a look at the Save the Ocean series, for instance. […]

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Prospex 1965 Divers is a name that means a lot at Seiko. It refers to what’s probably the most classic dive watch collection of the brand, which, as you might have guessed, finds its origins in a 1965-designed watch. But we’re not talking about any watch, or any Seiko dive watch for that matter, but […]

The Scottish Watches Podcast has been disrupting the airwaves for over half a decade with their often sarcastic, frequently biting, but always fun brand of humor, honesty, and fairness. They present unfiltered opinions and conversations with various guests, from Metropolitan Police officers to the wife and daughter of arguably the most famous watch designer of […] The post Formex and Scottish Watches Team Up for a New Limited Edition Essence appeared first on Worn & Wound.

The flying saucer zooms back to the future.

Few brands can boast a model quite like Vulcain’s Cricket. But this “chirping” timepiece often gets overlooked in the broader category of “Presidential watches.” The Cricket has been a mainstay in the Vulcain catalogue through multiple brand owners for good reason: It is, above all, eminently and uniquely relevant.

Ever get tired of your watches, perhaps even bored of the ones you own? Though we wholly endorse and fully encourage purchasing more watches, have you considered refreshing yours instead? What do we mean by refreshing? How about trying a new strap, such as a NATO strap, a single-pass nylon, a hook-and-loop, or a mesh bracelet? A new strap or bracelet can reinvigorate a watch and provide an entirely different wearing experience. Some watches may stand out more when removed from an ornate bracelet. Certain straps can highlight the dial's color and emphasize it, similar to how someone with blue eyes wearing a matching blue shirt can draw more attention. The post How To Change A Watch Strap Or Bracelet appeared first on Worn & Wound.

IWC has added several new models to the Portugieser family in recent years. One of them is the iconic chronograph. In this latest visit to the WatchTime archives, we tested this watch, our good old friend, which boasts a trendy green dial and is ...