RZE equips the titanium UTD-8080 with its first in-house digital module, adding dual time, multiple alarms, a countdown timer, and an upgrade path for owners.
H. Moser & Cie. gives its Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton a 40mm anthracite-gray ceramic case, Alpine-blue movement components, and a flying tourbillon.
Patek Philippe reveals a new chapter in its women’s jewelry watches with six Gondolo Ladies First models that are a modern and colorful reinterpretation of the manufacture’s heritage piece, the 2009 Ladies First Chronograph.
Angelus expands its La Fabrique collection with the Chronographe Tachymètre, a compact 37mm chronograph inspired by the brand’s historical timepieces and designed around a tachymeter scale for measuring speed.
Bulova revives its historic A-11 military watch with a 37mm automatic model created in connection with the upcoming movie Jimmy about actor and WWII pilot Jimmy Stewart.
Seiko’s Power Design Project Collection 2 gives the panda-themed chronograph a playful makeover, with two limited editions featuring white or pink dials and an abundance of carefully considered details.
The latest Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer version comes with a black enamel-like dial with additional lumen accents making the clean layout even more visible at night time.
Omega unveils the Seamaster Diver 300M "James Bond" and "Spectre," along with two platinum-gold collector sets. Every detail, plus our first hands-on images.
From timing dives and tracking additional time zones to calculating fuel consumption, rotating watch bezels perform a remarkable range of practical functions.
The time-honored Swiss luxury manufacture introduces the High Precision Guarantee Seal, combining real-world chronometry testing with demanding standards for movement finishing.
Patek Philippe unveils the Reference 5978P-010, combining a manually-wound chronograph with an instantaneous perpetual calendar in a 42mm platinum Calatrava case.
Four years of Verstappen, one last time in Zandvoort: "There's always the next win" — Laurent Mekies in an exclusive interview. The Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal & CEO on victory, time, and responsibility.
Marking 50 years of Eco-Drive, Citizen reflects on its light-powered technology, from solving quartz battery limits to shaping the brand today. Shoichiro Morita and Yoshihisa Yajima discuss its origins, evolution, and ongoing relevance.
As Blancpain looks beyond the 70th anniversary of the Fifty Fathoms, President and CEO Marc A. Hayek discusses what’s next for the iconic dive watch, the impact of the Blancpain x Swatch collaboration, the brand’s long-standing Ocean Commitment, and the high-complication movements shaping Blancpain’s future.
Girard-Perregaux and the Atlassian Williams F1 Team mark their new partnership with two Laureato models featuring blue Clous de Paris dials and manufacture calibers.
Casio has unveiled the MRG-D5000, the first G-Shock with a shock-resistant structure built from blue sapphire crystal. The bezel and case are assembled without a single screw.
With its robust construction, 30-bar water resistance, clear underwater legibility and striking color gradient, the Sportivo Power Dive brings together the functionality of a professional dive watch and the distinctive character of the Sportivo line.
New releases from Chronoswiss, Hautlence, Laurent Ferrier, Armin Strom, H. Moser & Cie., Jacob & Co., Kollokium, and Keris show just how far contemporary watchmaking can stretch.
The latest Oris x Cervo Volante dresses the historic Big Crown Pointer Date in deep burgundy, a rich hue that pairs beautifully with the sustainable deer-leather strap.
From the mainspring and gear train to the escapement and balance wheel, here’s how a mechanical watch stores energy, regulates it, and displays the time.
H. Moser & Cie. takes a deliberately different approach to the digital watch with the Off-Grid, combining a restrained digital interface with its traditional watchmaking codes.
MB&F presents a diamond-set version of the SP One, pairing its sculptural 38mm white-gold case and floating movement with a dark-blue sub dial and 255 diamonds.
What’s really inside your watch and why does it matter? From manual-wind and automatic movements to quartz and manufacture calibers, we explain how the major movement types work, what sets them apart, and which one may be the best fit for you.
The Swiss brand adds three limited editions to its unconventional Neo Digiteur collection, pairing its mechanical-digital display with pastel shades of Mint, Sky and Rose.
Circula expands its popular Facet collection with a new 41mm version. Four dial colors, a finely faceted stainless-steel case, and 68 hours of power reserve carry over into the larger format.
From the 1894 Omega caliber and the first Seamaster to the Moonwatch, Co-Axial escapement, Master Chronometer, and Ultra Deep, these are 14 defining Omega milestones.
Longines adds two blue-dial models to its Spirit collection, a new 39mm Spirit Pilot and Spirit Pilot Flyback versions, available on bracelets and rubber straps.
Formex takes its 40mm titanium Field platform into aviation with the new AirField, combining cockpit-inspired legibility, 150-meter water resistance and a 65-hour power reserve.
Vacheron Constantin celebrates 30 years of the Overseas with a special edition featuring an ultra-thin perpetual calendar, new azure dial and white-gold case.
The new latest Midland combines the versatility of a go-anywhere, do-anything timepiece with a distinctive dial made from genuine Muonionalusta meteorite.
Panerai revisits its distinctive 1990s Luminor design with three new 42mm models featuring the P.980 automatic movement and 500-meter water resistance.
