What We Know Forty-one. Then 39. Now 37. It's a new Black Bay formula from Tudor as the brand has officially unveiled the Black Bay 54, a purist-driven 37mm steel

What We Know Late last year, Rolex released the Deepsea Challenge in its proprietary RLX titanium material. That watch also happened to be 50mm in diameter and basically unwearable for

What We Know It's the year of rose gold for the Aquanaut. Patek has introduced a trio of new models for the Aquanaut, all in rose gold: an Aquanaut Luce

What We Know Rolex just released six new Day-Dates: Starting with the jigsaw puzzle motif dial made from champlevé enameling available in yellow gold, white gold, and Everose. The watch

What We Know Well, here's one nobody predicted. It's a new steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual with a sky-blue "Celebration" dial decorated with a cluster of different-sized bubbles that reunite all

What We Know Patek Philippe has introduced a new Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Chronograph ref. 5924G, the brand's first-ever chronograph in the Pilot watch line with a flyback chronograph. In

What We Know The Chopard Alpine Eagle is the family-owned brand's twist on the integrated bracelet sports watch. It has design cues dating back to the Chopard St. Moritz of

What We Know Zenith has introduced an updated take on its long-standing Pilot watches, announcing its new Zenith Pilot collection of four models: the Pilot Automatic and the Big Date

What We Know With its elongated case and smooth gold edges, the Tank Louis Cartier has always possessed one of the more sophisticated forms in an already sophisticated line of

What We Know Each year Cartier fans watch in anticipation for the unveiling of the maison's newest watch in the Privé collection, a selection of limited-edition numbered watches for what

What We Know Cartier is refreshing the Tank Américaine, one of its more modern takes on the Tank shape. No, it's not the most modern Tank design – we see

What We Know Over the past dozen or so years, Cartier has made a habit of releasing attention-grabbing skeletonized watches. It started with the Santos 100 in 2009, and this

What We Know TAG is going for gold – literally.  The 40mm Aquaracer line, one of its most popular in recent years, is getting flashier by way of a pair

What We Know TAG Heuer's 60th-anniversary celebration continues apace, and today the brand is looking toward the future with a completely reconceived Carrera chronograph in two color configurations: steely blue

What We Know Grand Seiko is going back to the woods. The craftsmen at their Micro Artist studio in Shiojiri have channeled the white birch forests at the foot of