For more than a decade, Patek Philippe’s Grand Exhibitions have served as immersive gateways into one of watchmaking’s most revered maisons. Staged only occasionally and always with great intention, these
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Watch brands are no longer content timing the usual suspects. Formula 1, tennis, and yachting may have laid the groundwork, but today’s partnerships are pushing into faster, louder, more
Swiss independent brand Armin Strom—a manufacture long respected for its mastery of skeletonization, constant-force mechanisms, decorative dials and quietly radical engineering—recently released the Armin Strom Tribute 2 Aurum. While the
Ten years ago, while working the BaselWorld show—an institution that has since, sadly, faded into history—I stepped into the Bulova booth expecting what the brand had long been good at
As many watch brands continue to revisit the aesthetics of the 1970s and 1980s—despite recent claims of a broader return to the ’90s—Frederique Constant is looking to an earlier lineage
After 40 years in the watch and jewelry industry, I have witnessed brands rise, evolve, regroup—and sometimes simply wait for their next chapter. I have covered moments of inspired creativity
When Vacheron Constantin and Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo announced the creation of the world’s first Concours d’Élégance dedicated entirely to timepieces last week, it was immediately clear
Today in Milan, LVMH Watch Week takes place, the Group’s annual January showcase where its leading Maisons unveil the timepieces that will set the tone for the year ahead. In
Forty years is a long time to spend inside one industry—and an even longer time to remain curious, and still learning, about it. Standing in a room filled with so
By now, most watch lovers have heard of Man of the Hour. The press release has made its rounds, the trailer has done the circuit, and words like artistry, innovation,
Yesterday, we brought you a Year of the Horse watch from another brand—and we’ll continue to do so in the coming weeks as watchmakers around the world mark the approach
Beginning on February 17, 2026, the Chinese calendar turns to the Year of the Fire Horse, part of the 12-year zodiac cycle that pays tribute to animals believed to shape
As watch brands close out 2025, only a handful manage to do so with genuine resonance. TAG Heuer is one of them, thanks to its third collaboration with Japanese streetwear
Some years arrive quietly. Others announce themselves. 2026 feels like the latter—a year shaped by thresholds, milestones, and forward motion. Nations mark centuries, technology crosses from experimental to everyday, and
As 2025 draws to a close, the year has already given collectors and enthusiasts a stunning array of one-of-a-kind artistic watches. Among these, Parmigiani Fleurier’s La Ravenale Lépine Pocket Watch
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