Not every serious watch collector arrives with a larger-than-life backstory. Some, like Christian Bangert, come from quieter paths—suburban Connecticut, youth sports sidelines, and local tournaments. But look a little closer,

Maison Alcée is back with something owners have been asking for: a moon-phase module for the Persée, the brand's signature clock that arrives in pieces and is assembled at home.

What We Know Over the last few years, Felipe Pikullik has quietly built a reputation as a very compelling and impressive independent watchmaker. His new, in-house developed Sternenhimmel FPA1 is

Like a little bonbon of horological sweetness at the end of another week, your Bring a Loupe for the 27th of March is here. We're getting dangerously close to the

What We Know The relaunched Dennison grabbed attention and turned heads with its debut ALD collection, using affordable quartz movements mixed with high-end, considered design from Switzerland's Emmanuel Gueit to

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What We Know Ahead of Watches and Wonders in just a few weeks, Nomos kicks off the year with a set of light, playful new dials for the first release

What We Know The past few years have marked a significant refresh across all of Longines's product lines, and this year, it's time for the Hydroconquest to get a facelift.

What We Know Today, Omega brings back an iconic design language in a watch that also offers something entirely new, with nine models in the new Constellation Observatory collection entering

Watch collecting is deceptively complex and multifaceted. Today, there are more options than ever at our disposal when choosing the next watch. The number of brands on the market alone

This week on The Business of Watches, we get to the heart of what makes a mechanical or quartz-powered watch tick. Jean-Claude Eggen is the Chief Executive Officer of La

Tonight in Paris, Louis Vuitton announced Hazemann & Monnin as the winner of the second edition of the Louis Vuitton Watch Prize for Independent Creatives, awarded for their "School Watch."

What We Know Last week, Seiko announced a trio of new King Seiko VANAC models, slated for release in July. The VANAC line, first launched in 1972 and revived in

What We Know Dominique Renaud has just relaunched his eponymous brand, which has sat relatively quiet since 2016. Back then, he had announced the DR01, with an incredible 12Hz blade

What We Know Greubel Forsey seems to be in the middle of a brand revamp. Last year, they bid farewell to the collector-loved Balancier Contemporain. Then co-founder Stephen Forsey stepped