What We Know Our friends down under (and across the pond and in the Big Apple), Time+Tide, are launching their third and final watch in their "Surfer Trilogy" series with

What We Know Every year, Vacheron Constantin expands its offerings as part of the Métiers d'Art program, emphasizing exceptional craftsmanship. In 2021, the Maison showcased the Minute Repeater Tourbillon Sky

With the Celsius up and sleeves rolled, you couldn't pick a better vantage for watch spotting than Pitti Uomo, the bi-annual men's fashion week in Florence. Famous for its stylish

Welcome back to Bring A Loupe, and happy Fourth of July! I'll get ahead of the comments and issue a mea culpa to our non-American readers for celebrating the most

The Fondation Haute Horlogerie (FHH), a non-profit organization launched two decades ago to promote and support Swiss watch culture, knowledge, and skills, is looking outward to attract the next generation

For the past three years, the folks at Glashütte Original have been toiling away on something remarkable. No, it's not a new movement or reference (though those have certainly also

It took the current young king of Swiss independent watchmakers, Rexhep Rexhepi, years to sell his first watch, and a few more for the collector community to wake up and

What We Know Biver, now two years old, has recently announced the final version of its inaugural model, the Biver Carillon Tourbillon, with what the brand is calling its Signature

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Watch collecting is all about opportunities, especially the annual convention of the National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors (NAWCC), which consistently offers plenty for collectors seeking horological objects, information,

What We Know Laventure, a Kickstarter brand turned microbrand, just released what might be its most compelling design in the Marine Type 3. These new watches take the previously established

What We Know Le Mans Classic returns this summer to the French countryside for its biennial celebration of the historic race cars that once battled through motorsport's most grueling endurance

Sir David Beckham has one of the most recognizable wrists in the world. With tattoos reaching down to his fingers, it's impossible to mistake his wrist for anyone else's (even

What We Know Marathon Watch is a truly international watchmaker. The 85-year-old company, based in Canada, manufactures and assembles its watches in Switzerland at its facilities in La Chaux-de-Fonds. At

There hasn't been a brand relaunch like this since A. Lange & Söhne over 31 years ago. Even then, I couldn't imagine Lange had A-list celebrities, NBA players, and whatever