What We Know If you asked any modern Oris fan what their most important watch is, there's a good chance they wouldn't remember the watch that changed everything for the

What We Know The Artelier has long been a key pillar of the Oris catalog, with its dressy and classic style, and serving as a ballast to the rough-ready pilot

What We Know For this year's Watches and Wonders, A. Lange & Söhne has revealed a new generation of the previously-discontinued Saxonia Annual Calendar, available in either white or pink

What We Know If you had to pick the two most iconic models from Germany's leading luxury watch brand, you'd likely land on the Datograph and the Lange 1. Two

What We Know At Watches and Wonders, H. Moser & Cie. is taking its flagship Streamliner in a new direction—introducing two new "Two Hands" models measuring 34mm and 28mm, marking

What We Know Leave it to watches to inform me that Reebok is bringing back one of the two coolest sneakers I never got to own as a kid (yes,

What We Know Cartier's Santos-Dumont line represents a modern take on the original pilot's wristwatch designed for aviator and noted dandy Alberto Santos-Dumont. Today, the brand is refreshing the collection

What We Know For the watch nerds, Cartier's Privé collection is often where folks turn to each year for the brand's best tributes to its own extensive history. Now in

What We Know For some, the Cartier Roadster is an icon of a past era. A tonneau-shaped watch with concentric circles of chapter rings that draw from the aesthetics of

What We Know Patek Philippe has introduced its signature World Time complication in a new configuration for 2026: the Reference 7129J-001. This release marks the first time this specific combination,

What We Know Today at Watches and Wonders, Patek Philippe introduces its first Grand Complication in the Cubitus lineup — and it's got shutter shades. Following up from the first

What We Know Patek Philippe has expanded the Golden Ellipse collection with two new white gold references, the Ref. 5738G-001 in the larger "Jumbo" format (34.5 × 39.5 mm) and

It is, yet again, a year of big anniversaries, including the 50th for Patek Philippe's iconic and much-coveted Nautilus. But one that flew under the radar for many people is

What We Know As hoped, Patek Philippe could not stand to let the 50th anniversary of its iconic Nautilus model go by without at least some celebration. Removing the center seconds

In a long-rumored move, Rolex has officially discontinued the legendary "Pepsi" GMT-Master II models ref. 126710BLR in steel and ref. 126719BLRO in white gold, both with their iconic blue-and-red Cerachrom