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The Swiss brand is remaking these sport-chic classics with of-the-moment mechanisms and flair.

Some specially branded Heuer Carrera 2447NST watches were presented to the Volvo Board of Directors. An Alfa Romeo Rodania has a surprisingly sharp integration of the brand logo into the dial. And don’t ask me who made the gold-plated quartz Ford watches, but I need one. Watch collectors often have another affection — classic cars. […] Visit #TBT A Volvo Heuer Carrera 2447NST, An Alfa Romeo Rodania, And A Cheap Quartz Ford Watch to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Louis Moinet is a brand deeply associated with the chronograph, the namesake having invented the complication way back in 1816. This latest edition of the Memoris chronograph is the interesting take on racing, and aptly named: Time to Race. Review: hands-on with the new Louis Moinet Time to Race Time to Race by Louis Moinet [...] The post Review: hands-on with the new Louis Moinet Time to Race appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

With a new GMT complication and new size for the Chronomat lineup, these Breitlings are bursting with more than just great dials.

Kicking off tomorrow night, WatchTime New York 2022 is almost here, with this year’s show set to be one of our best yet. Marked as one of the most important collectors’ events of the year, the show brings together over 30 incredible brands and ...

Hamilton’s history is a rich one. After taking over existing manufacturing facilities in Pennsylvania and establishing the Hamilton Watch Company in 1892, the brand was first focused on producing accurate railroad pocket watches, before shifting production to wristwatches after WWI, eventually only producing military watches during WWII. The new Hamilton Railroad Pocket watch focuses on … Continued The post The new Hamilton Railroad Pocket embodies an American tradition appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post The new Hamilton Railroad Pocket embodies an American tradition appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

Back to front for some, perfect for others, Patek Philippe’s Grand Complication is a rara avis of the watch world and features the chronograph pushers on the left side of the case. Also known as a destro, this left-handed chronograph is, in hallmark Patek style, combined with a perpetual calendar complication. Fitted with the superlative […]

A bombastic week of watch releases continues today with the new Breitling Chronomat Automatic GMT 40. This new model carries on the strong trajectory of the Chronomat range since its relaunch and refresh in 2020. Curiously, this model foregoes the chronograph element of the “Chronomat” portmanteau (chronograph + automatic). Instead, the 40mm stainless steel collection […] Visit Introducing The Breitling Chronomat Automatic GMT 40 to read the full article.

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Don’t worry, I won’t be comparing these two classics to the bone. Yes, this will be a proper head-to-head, and I’ll go over many of their characteristics. However, to enumerate all the specs one by one would totally miss the point. It’s more about how I experience both of these divers. In the end, I […] Visit Entry-Level Vs. Haute Horlogerie: Comparing My Seiko SPB317 To My Blancpain Bathyscaphe to read the full article.

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Just weeks after the launch of the new green dial Girard-Perregaux Laureato, which honestly works very well despite being a little late to the party perhaps, there’s now yet another new dial colour available. This one ties into the current season of the year a bit more, as the copper dial radiates a comforting warmth […]

Smartphones are the pocket watches of today, second only to our prized wristwatches for relaying the time. For centuries, however, pocket watches reigned supreme as timekeepers for civilian, military, business and scientific use. If you’re wondering if there’s still a place for pocket watches in the 21st century, check out our in-depth article (short answer, […]

Grand Seiko is one of my favorite watch brands. The history, the quality, the unique aesthetics, the fully in-house build — there is just so much to love. It is no secret that the brand is moving upmarket, and the prices of its new watches reflect that development. If you care to look, though, you […] Visit Grand Seiko Shopping: Hunting Down GS Gems Under 2K to read the full article.

At Time+Tide, we love a good auction. The thrill of the bids and the hunt for the bargains make them by far the most exciting way to go watch shopping, and there’s often some interesting and alluring products lining the catalogues. Zach and Ricardo have previously had their turns with Ineichen, but now it’s my … Continued The post My top 5 picks from the latest Ineichen auction appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post My top 5 picks from the latest Ineichen auction appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

It's gone but not forgotten. As Patek introduces the successor, we go beyond the hype and into the details of one of the world's most recognizable – and, yes, collectible – watches.

The Montblanc Summit 3 smartwatch is similar to a Rolls-Royce's electronics in that it doesn't dazzle with complex menus and an overload of information, alarms, and notifications. It’s more like the perfect secretary who knows precisely when to disturb the boss and when not to. Martin Green is quite enamored. The post Montblanc Summit 3: Have I Lost My Mind Comparing A Smartwatch To A Rolls-Royce? appeared first on Quill & Pad.

Another day, another rainbow release from the Swiss Holy Trinity. Your move, Vacheron.

A simple, well done field watch is a beautiful thing, and a staple in many of our collections. Timex has a pretty great track record when it comes to usable, approachable field watches, especially when it comes to collaborations (this James Brand example is a personal favorite). Their latest is no exception, having teamed up […] The post Timex Teams Up with Nigel Cabourn for Classic Desert Watch appeared first on Worn & Wound.

With high-end German watchmaking companies often comes a sincere level of seriousness and respect for traditions and craftsmanship. Often labelled as the Saxony way of working, brands like A. Lange & Söhne, Glashütte Original and Moritz Grossmann show a real knack for extremely refined and classical styles of watchmaking. But, as we all need to […]