What We Know Following a major anniversary year in 2025, when Zenith marked 160 years, it could have been possible, or even logical, to expect a bit of a slowdown

What We Know The Overseas Ultra-Thin is back! After the discontinuation of the Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin ref. 2000V, introduced back in 2016, the Overseas collection has generally stayed within

What We Know Vacheron Constantin has just introduced the Overseas Dual Time Cardinal Points, a non-limited four-reference series of travel-ready Overseas in... titanium! Launched to commemorate the 30th anniversary of

What We Know The new IWC Perpetual Calendar ProSet models might be exactly what collectors have been looking for. First, we now have a Big Pilot's Perpetual Calendar that isn't

What We Know At last, the long-awaited Ceralume is officially here. Two years ago, IWC teased a brand-new material—a proprietary, fully luminescent ceramic called Ceralume. To produce this glow-in-the-dark white

What We Know With astronauts headed back to the moon on the NASA Artemis II mission and a bevy of commercial space companies exploring the stratosphere in record numbers, we

On the heels of its first-ever split-second chronograph wristwatch, TAG Heuer has just announced a brand-new practical innovation in chronograph design. The new Monaco Evergraph is instantly recognizable as one

What We Know Panerai has announced a new addition to its high-complication lineage for Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026: the Luminor 31 Giorni PAM01631. This release focuses on the brand's

Panerai is leaning into its history this year at Watches & Wonders with the release of five new Luminor models that honor the brand's legacy of supplying the Italian Navy.

What We Know Jaeger-LeCoultre played a critical role in the rise of the integrated bracelet sports watch that helped define Swiss watchmaking in the 1970s. It was Jaeger's ultra-thin 930

What We Know Announced slightly ahead of Watches and Wonders, Trilobe has added a new variant to their recently released first-ever in-house movement and integrated-bracelet design. The Trilobe Trente Deux

What We Know It's been a year and a half since we last checked in on the French-born, Swiss-based watchmaker Sylvain Pinaud. Being a small independent watchmaker isn't easy—you can't

What We Know Breitling has scored a major public relations and marketing coup after several of its Cosmonaute watches traveled to space and were worn by astronauts during NASA's Artemis

The final day at Augusta is always a thriller, but this one felt especially special—and Rory McIlroy delivered, winning his second straight The Masters Tournament before lifting the trophy wearing

As a huge fan of F1, I'm slightly embarrassed to admit that while MotoGP had always been on my radar, I'd never really gotten into it—until last weekend, when I