What We Know Amidst a whole bunch of other announcements Carrera-related, here's one we didn't see coming: insane colors! That's right TAG is doing what Omega did with the Aqua

What We Know Two years ago, Rolex eliminated its 39mm Explorer model and reintroduced a 36mm sizing to the delight of fans everywhere. Today, the size goes back up and

Well, we knew it was coming in one way or another – and for the 60th anniversary of Daytona, we got some new Daytonas! They look roughly the same, but they

What We Know Rolex is going precious in yellow gold once again. But the big news is the inclusion of a Jubilee bracelet. That's right, the jubilee has made its

What We Know What's in a name? Well in the case of Grand Seiko's first mechanical chronograph, everything. The Tentegraph is a new watch that has a movement with a

What We Know Read the title slowly. Reverso. Tribute. Chronograph. I know – rad, eh?  Among a handful of new Reverso releases for Watches and Wonders 2023, the good house

What We Know Jaeger-Lecoultre knows how to do Art Deco style exactly right: This new Small Seconds Reverso is the epitome of 1930s elegance. The sleek profile and rectangular shape

What We Know Thirty years ago, Jaeger-LeCoultre designer introduced their tourbillon wristwatch – and today they're honoring that achievement  with the new hand-decorated Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon in 18k pink gold.

What We Know If last year was the year of the 222 for Vacheron Constantin, this is the year of the retrograde. For the first time, Vacheron is introducing its

What We Know Look up. Rolex just released two new Sky-Dwellers. These dial colors are a fun addition to Rolex's most complicated modern watch. The mint green dial is a

What We Know Rolex has just released a brand new collection called the Perpetual Collection. And the first official watch in the lineup – the 1908 – was just released

What We Know Fresh out of Tudor's brand new manufacture in Le Locle, we find a full-bodied unidirectional burgundy bezel Black Bay. This watch is now METAS Master Chronometer certified,

What We Know Tudor just revamped its staple Black Bay collection with 31, 36, 39, and 41mm cases now featuring a variety of in-house COSC-certified calibers and a five-link bracelet

Every year at Watches & Wonder (or Baselworld for the OGs), we take in all the new releases from Rolex. But with new additions, come discontinuations. It's the way of

What We Know At Watches & Wonders, Tudor has introduced a new opaline dial to its Black Bay GMT. It's the same Black Bay GMT we know (and a lot