At Dubai Watch Week, we were walking around the exhibit hall with veteran Swiss-based dealer Roy Davidoff, discussing the fundamental rules of watch dial design. As we went from booth

What We Know The Zenith Defy collection, which first appeared in 1969, has long been where the brand explores new construction methods, movement layouts, and visual approaches. That continues with

What We Know Back for their third collaboration since 2018, TAG Heuer and fragment, the brand founded by the legendary Hiroshi Fujiwara, are announcing a new Carrera Chronograph that looks

What We Know A year ago, Baltic released a set of stone dials for their Prismic watches in honor of their then-recently opened showrooms in New York, London, and Paris.

If you asked the Hodinkee team, and frankly most professional watch pundits or historians, who is having the best 2025 from a watchmaking perspective, I think it's fair to say

What We Know To close out Vacheron Constantin's 270th year, the brand is introducing three new additions to the Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin lineup. These are 36.5mm QPs—small, slim, and

Gary Striewski is no stranger around these parts—Talking Watches alum, SportsCenter anchor, all-around great guy—so we could think of no better person to help kick off this year's UBS House

The term "photic zone" refers to the depth of the ocean to which light penetrates, allowing for photosynthesis. It's where you find the most prolific and diverse marine life. While

What We Know The whole of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s developmental history is hard to boil down to a single focus. Breguet’s pursuit of chronometry and his perfection and implementation of his

What We Know It was pretty widely known that, going into December 2025, Breguet wasn't done with their 250th Anniversary celebrations. I've said it before, I'll say it again, but

What We Know We just finished celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday here in America, and that means one thing: an immediate switch to all things Christmas and winter. And it looks

When the first version of the Code 11.59 Starwheel launched back in 2022, it was probably the first Code 11.59 that I genuinely, enthusiastically fell in love with. Sure, I'm

This has been a particularly great year for history-shaping horological discoveries. The sale of the J. Player & Son's Hyper-Complication at Phillips Geneva went extraordinarily well, achieving CHF 2,238,000, or

Throughout Dubai Watch Week, a common question asked between collectors and press was, "What's your favorite release of Dubai Watch Week?" The Chopard L.U.C. Grand Strike was one of, if

Dubai leaped to the center of the watch world this month as the top names in the industry converged on the rapidly growing city in the United Arab Emirates for