What We Know For LVMH Watch Week 2026, Zenith continues its Defy Revival series with the reintroduction of the Defy Revival A3643. The model is a faithful reinterpretation of a
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What We Know We first saw a Worldtime function on the Escale way back in 2014, but in recent years the Louis Vuitton watches model line has kept things simple
What We Know Louis Vuitton has just announced the latest iteration of the Escale Minute Repeater, and, not being one to miss out on a trend, the brand has added
When the Hublot Big Bang launched in 2005, watches were already growing in size. In truth, everything was. If the naughty nineties marked the mainstreaming of grunge, baggy denim, oversized
What We Know It's January, and that means big-time tennis is back with the Australian Open in Melbourne, and that's where Zurich-based independent and family-run brand Maurice de Mauriac is
Patek Philippe will lower prices in the U.S. by as much as 8% for some models beginning next month. while retail prices in other regions are expected to rise by
The Horological Society of New York (HSNY) has announced its 2026 financial aid opportunities for watchmaking students and professionals. With HSNY's scholarship budget tripling in 2026, thanks to the generous
Vacheron Constantin has announced the launch of the Vacheron Constantin Concours d'Élégance Horlogère, the world's first concours-style competition dedicated exclusively to fine timepieces from the Swiss maison. Initiated by Phillips
When Omega releases a new Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, it's always big news. Unlike some other models that we see in a lot of iterations, the Moonwatch is somewhat sacred ground
What We Know VPC, or Venustas Per Constantiam, the microbrand started by Fratello's own Thomas van Straaten, has just introduced its sophomore effort in the form of a new dive
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On this week's The Business of Watches, we head to Villeret, Switzerland, and the storied Swiss watchmaker Minerva. The brand, founded in 1858, is truly the jewel within Montblanc's watchmaking
What We Know While I'm not sure what metal would go with the 145th Anniversary as a gift, I am pretty sure no marriage has lasted quite that long. But
The Big Crown Pointer Date is one of the longest-produced models in the Oris catalogue, dating all the way back to its debut in 1938, and I think that's for
What We Know Today, Omega introduces two new additions to the Speedmaster Moonwatch lineup, in the form of fan-favorite reverse panda dials. Coming in either stainless steel or Omega's 18K
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