Caleb Anderson is a freelance writer with a primary focus on vintage watches. Since first learning about horology, he has garnered extensive knowledge in the field, and spends much of his time sharing his opinions among other writers, collectors, and dealers. Currently located near New York City, he is a persistent student in all things historical, a writer on many topics, and a casual runner.
WatchTime New York returns this October with new releases from KUDOKE, Blancpain, L.Leroy, Oris, Arnold & Son, Glashütte Original, Citizen, and G-SHOCK.
The event returns September 25–27 with exhibitions, workshops, collector gatherings, and a Sunday watch fair in the heart of American watchmaking history.
Glashütte Original introduces the Senator Chronograph and Senator Chronograph Navigator with 41mm cases, flyback movements, and 70-hour power reserves.
Moritz Grossmann continues its bicentennial series with the Tefnut 36 Silver-Plated by Friction Turquoise Blue, a 12-piece steel edition using a rare 19th-century dial technique.
The July/August 2026 issue of WatchTime leads with the redesigned Victorinox Maverick, alongside collector stories, major releases, technical reviews, and more.
The Swiss independent brought its new micro-rotor watch to collectors in New York and Miami as it looks to build a deeper presence in the American market.
Grand Seiko is renewing the core Evolution 9 Collection with nine updated references, revised nature-inspired dials, improved bracelets, micro-adjust clasps, and broader use of its ±20-seconds-per-year Spring Drive U.F.A. Caliber 9RB2.
The Geneva auction house's third sale sold every lot, broke records for Kari Voutilainen and Vianney Halter, and showed that its watchmaker-first model can bring out serious watches and serious bidding.
