Arguably the most significant release from Timex in recent years has been the Q Timex from 2019 that faithfully reimagines one of the brand’s quartz-powered sports watch from 1979. While
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Joining the new Montblanc 1858 – The 8000 0 Oxygen capsule collection dedicated to the world’s 14 highest peaks is the 1858 Automatic Date 0 Oxygen The 8000. It is
Although Isotope often embraces a fun and playful design language, the brand is also entirely capable of producing watches on the more serious side of the spectrum. That said, even
Today we enter the world of the Hublot Big Bang, yes that’s right, Hublot one of the most polarising watch brands on the market. They were made famous by the
Cyrille Vigneron has had a long career with Cartier and has been the brand’s CEO since 2015, a period during which Cartier has enjoyed remarkable growth. Watches & Wonders provided
The Trinity Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton is the first to be auctioned in Europe. And Urwerk have created the unique piece UR-105 Trinity especially for the 'Out of this World' auction
Watches and Wonders this year was a striking return to form and a glorious spectacle for the senses. It was like the pandemic never happened, and here I was stuck
Maybe unsurprising given the state of the industry – watchmakers enjoyed record sales in 2022 – value buys were few at Watches & Wonders (W&W) this year. Amongst the independent
Shifts in cultural norms are usually gradual, with the watch industry often lagging far behind, but leading the pack (unofficially) this year with a unisex release is none other than
Chanel pulled a surprising rabbit out of its chapeau in 2016 with the presentation of its first watch for men. Although the J12 has played it both ways for decades,
As you all know very well, it was all about Watches & Wonders last week. The team, both live on the ground and back at HQ, were working round the
The Sky is Yours: Zenith's new "Pilot" collection takes off at Watches & Wonders 2023 Read more at worldtempus.com
Because it was the world’s biggest watch brands showing off their latest products at Watches & Wonders (W&W), surprises seemed unlikely. Yet there were a few surprises at the fair,
Can watch brands force-feed us collectibility? It is a genuine question that emerged during our first editorial meeting after Watches and Wonders 2023. Many of my colleagues noticed how brands
As is often the case when the wider industry is doing well, independent watchmaking is on fire. This was illustrated by the numerous and diverse exhibitors, many of them brand-new
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