Panerai is leaning into its history this year at Watches & Wonders with the release of five new Luminor models that honor the brand's legacy of supplying the Italian Navy.

What We Know Jaeger-LeCoultre played a critical role in the rise of the integrated bracelet sports watch that helped define Swiss watchmaking in the 1970s. It was Jaeger's ultra-thin 930

What We Know Announced slightly ahead of Watches and Wonders, Trilobe has added a new variant to their recently released first-ever in-house movement and integrated-bracelet design. The Trilobe Trente Deux

What We Know It's been a year and a half since we last checked in on the French-born, Swiss-based watchmaker Sylvain Pinaud. Being a small independent watchmaker isn't easy—you can't

What We Know Breitling has scored a major public relations and marketing coup after several of its Cosmonaute watches traveled to space and were worn by astronauts during NASA's Artemis

The final day at Augusta is always a thriller, but this one felt especially special—and Rory McIlroy delivered, winning his second straight The Masters Tournament before lifting the trophy wearing

As a huge fan of F1, I'm slightly embarrassed to admit that while MotoGP had always been on my radar, I'd never really gotten into it—until last weekend, when I

Among the many watch-loving cities of the world, there is no question that Miami is unique in its vibrance, its energy, and its spirit. For a city so central to

Sometimes, auctions are all about rarity or esotericism. Other times it's about volume. Rarely, if ever, do you get both. Well, Sotheby's is throwing down the gauntlet, not just announcing

Pull up a chair, Ballers. You're at another week's finish line, and we've got some watches to tide you over through Watches and Wonders. Happy Angine de Poitrine week to

What We Know A few months ago, I got a message from my friend Andrea Furlan, one of the two co-founders of the brand Furlan Marri, that basically said: "I

Somewhere between trend-led conversations, cultural influences, and layers of narrative, it's easy to forget that watchmaking has always been about one thing: accuracy. From marine chronometers to George Daniels' co-axial

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What We Know It's a tale as old as... well, I guess only a few years or as long as the M.A.D.Edition watches have been a thing. People have applied

Any conversation about mechanical watches that inspire their owners to go into harm's way must begin and end with Sinn. Sure, the Frankfurt-based brand has a handful of more refined,