The Latest News About Watches

The Chinese watch brand CIGA Design expands its most industrial line, the Hunter, with warmer tones. New Sand Gold, Rose Gold, and Brown Gold configurations allow the new Hunter Vintage to soften and bring warmth to the collection’s openworked design. The three colorways draw on visuals recalling the grand clock faces of the machine age, […] Visit CIGA Design’s Warmer Take On Its Most Industrial Line — The Hunter Vintage to read the full article.

For a young, French brand, Beaublue has managed to establish a strong visual identity with these being the five not to miss. The post Going Full Circle: Top 5 Watches from Beaubleu appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The Citizen Tsuyosa is one of the strongest contenders in the affordable automatic sports watch segment. Launched in 2022, the collection has steadily expanded with new sizes, colours and specifications, most recently gaining a more adventurous personality with the 100m water-resistant Tsuyosa Shore, equipped with a rotating bezel. Now, Citizen combines the sporty design of […]

Recent financial statements by industry institutions and groups have been on the positive side, with what seems to be a comeback of growth, after a couple of rather difficult years for the watch industry. Indeed, Richemont reported sales up by 20% for its first quarter of 2026, the Swatch Group indicated sales up 8.5% in […]

Making a dive watch stand out today is genuinely tough. The archetype has been reinterpreted so many times that most releases blur together. The Aera D-1 Diver, however, managed to catch my attention with its less-is-more design philosophy. This modern diver uses fairly minimalist visual cues and combines them with a beautifully sculpted case. Add […] Visit A Promising First Encounter With The Updated Aera D-1 Diver to read the full article.

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Over the last few years, Serica has emerged as one of these small indies or microbrands that has a real identity, seemingly right out of the gate. We often talk about brand like Ming, or Brew, or SpaceOne as new independents that are approachable and have a very distinct design language that you can recognize […] The post Owner’s Review: the Serica 5303-3 appeared first on Worn & Wound.

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As women’s watches continue to enjoy renewed attention across the industry, Citizen Watch Company remains one of the strongest contenders in the under-$1,000 category. The brand has long understood that women want more than smaller versions of men’s watches—they want pieces with distinctive design, refined details and everyday versatility. Its newest additions to the Citizen… The post Citizen Brings Sculptural Elegance to Women’s Watches with New Rainell Collection appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

There’s a new indie watch brand on the scene. It seems that we’re telling this story every week. Sometimes, or should I say rather often, these new ventures are coming with pretty fascinating inaugural watches. So is the case of Atelier Pieters, a company founded by couple Maarten and Jessica Pieters. Two watchmakers, one workshop, […]

The DB25Vxs Silver Moon is De Bethune's pared-down reworking of the DB25L, the watch that launched the Manufacture's "classic" collection some 15 years ago and carried forward the spherical moon phase display first introduced on the DB15 in 2004.

This is where it started for Patek Philippe. And where it would come back around about 80 years later. We look at one of the most important wristwatches in history.

Swiss indie BA111OD has introduced a new version of their Chapter 7 integrated bracelet sports watch featuring a skeleton dial. BA111OD has quietly been building a reputation these last few years for challenging long held conventions about value and what can be expected at certain price points (they make tourbillons starting at around $10,000). While […] The post BA111OD Introduces a New Version of their Chapter 7 Skeleton Integrated Bracelet Sports Watch appeared first on Worn & Wound.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Ba111od releases a new version of the Chapter 7 Skeleton, now available in natural stainless steel, without the anthracite PVD coating of the original model. Press Release information with commentary in italics. Ba111od Chapter 7 Skeleton new version The Ba111od Chapter 7 Skeleton retails at CHF 895 in frost blue rubber strap and CHF 955 [...] The post Ba111od Chapter 7 Skeleton new version appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

As an addendum to our story on Patek's split-second wristwatches, here's an overview of the brand's history with the complication in pocket watches.

Every Omega Speedmaster collector knows the Moonwatch. But what about the watch that started it all?The post Faux-tina or no-tina? Andrew and Justin dive deep into the Omega Speedmaster FOIS appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

Parmigiani Fleurier marks its thirty years of independent watchmaking with a platinum trilogy of mechanically sophisticated models that offer on-demand complications. Reflecting the collection’s spirit of understated elegance, the complications appear almost magically when required and then disappear to restore the dial’s visual purity. Crafted from head to toe in luxurious 950 platinum, the trilogy […]

This week’s review of breaking watch news you may have missed takes on a distinctly financial and global flavor. Enjoy the voyage!