Made famous by the likes of Universal Geneve, Bulgari, and Parmigiani, micro-rotors are one of the small pleasures of fine watchmaking. Typically reserved for the upper echelon of timepieces, their
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The development of the F.F.C. 2023 is a tale as old as time: acclaimed filmmaker dines with famous watchmaker. Watchmaker gets inspired. Watchmaker spends more than a decade developing singularly
Last year in 2022, Parmigiani Fleurier launched the Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante, which reimagined the classic split-seconds complication to create a dual-time travel watch. Rather than having two seconds hands
Spiritual successor of the Vacheron Constantin 222, the Overseas has been the brand’s flagship sports watch since 1996. Despite being overshadowed throughout its adolescence by watches like the Royal Oak
In 2021, Chopard took its smash-hit Alpine Eagle, replaced the movement with a high frequency caliber, and wrapped it up in a warm titanium blanket. With a tone-on-tone look, that
While the original Patek Philippe Aquanaut first made an appearance in 1997 as a more casual and youthful interpretation of the brand’s classic sports watch, the Aquanaut Luce is a
Continuing Tudor’s trend of revamping staples across the lineup for Watches and Wonders 2023, the brand has released two new colorways in the Tudor Royal — salmon and chocolate brown.
It is hard not to love a man who won’t stop doing the work he loves. Jean-Claude Biver’s close family members might have liked the accomplished patriarch to peacefully retire
Alongside the new L.U.C. 1860 launched at Watches and Wonders 2023, Chopard is introducing a new chronograph to the L.U.C. lineup — the L.U.C. 1963 Heritage Chronograph. As the name
The Tradionelle collection from Vacheron Constantin has seen some of the brand’s most impressive work. This is, by its own account where Vacheron comes to the horological playground, with a
For Watches & Wonders in 2023, Patek Philippe has leaned all the way in with a full seventeen new releases. Crunching the numbers, that’s more than 10% of their current
While not the biggest release from Tudor for Watches and Wonders 2023, the brand has made some meaningful changes to the Black Bay 31/36/39/41 line, with an updated movement, upgraded
Originally launched in 2012, the Tudor Black Bay collection is the brand’s lineup of vintage-inspired dive watches that pay tribute to the iconic models from the brand’s history. While retro
As part of its Watches and Wonders 2023 new releases, Patek Philippe is adding a rose gold Aquanaut Chronograph to its catalog to join the already-existing steel and white gold
Tudor seems fully committed to releasing updates to the Black Bay range. For good reason too, as it’s been a runaway success. The brand’s GMT models have been especially popular.
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