The annual JCK Show in Las Vegas has long been the gravitational center of the American jewelry trade. For 2026, though, organizers are highlighting watches, with the continued rollout of
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The watch industry is currently living through the greatest democratization of complications ever seen. Tourbillons, chiming mechanisms, and other components that were the exclusive purview of the wealthy just a
Among the various Hublot novelties presented this year at Watches & Wonders 2026 is the next chapter in the brand’s Impact series. Originally launched a full decade ago in 2016,
Calendar complications are often associated with traditional watchmaking, where information is displayed in familiar formats refined over decades. Roger Dubuis, however, has approached calendar indications differently since its founding in
At Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026, Swiss NORQAIN introduced a new “ultralight” version of the Wild ONE known as the NORQAIN Wild ONE Skeleton X-Lite reference N3003.26X01.B01. The Wild ONE
Long before Girard-Perregaux became known for its high complications, Jean-François Bautte (1772-1837) established a novel approach to producing watches. A skilled watchmaker, engraver, and goldsmith, Bautte brought multiple crafts under
The “full metal” G-Shock B5000 family (of which there are many sub-variants) of watches is among my favorite Casio models to spot on wrists in public. The people who choose
The 2026 Geneva Watch Week Wraps Up: Our Takeaways Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock these past few weeks, you’ve surely heard plenty about the bevy of new releases
“Big and modern” are not words typically associated with Patek Philippe, but that doesn’t mean the brand is going to stop trying to get there. At Watches & Wonders 2026,
Few watch collections have made asymmetry feel as deliberate — or as elegant — as the Glashütte Original Pano line. In a category where symmetry often dominates dial design, the
In this episode of Superlative, aBlogtoWatch founder and our host, Ariel Adams, speaks with design historians and authors Charlotte and Peter Fiell about their ambitious book Ultimate Collector Watches, published
I’m having a lot of different concurrent conversations with the luxury watch industry about important matters of money, long-term effectiveness, and immediate survival. This particular essay is meant to focus
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, the crew dives headfirst into the watch industry’s current identity crisis and asks a simple question: Who are luxury watch brands actually selling to right
While the integrated bracelet watch space is already crowded, more room can always be made when a worthy addition joins the scene. Enter Jaeger-LeCoultre, a brand now (re)joining the party
When I was just getting into watches, I recall the Tissot Visodate being one of the recommended starter options for my first “real” watch. Along with the Seiko SKX and
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