New Watches
H. Moser & Cie has launched its first watch featuring a ceramic case, the Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Ceramic, retailing at CHF 89,000. This model showcases a cushion case and integrated bracelet made entirely from anthracite grey ceramic with alternating polished and satin finishes. The striking Red fumé enamel dial,
The global watch industry faces turmoil as the recent Supreme Court ruling against President Trump's emergency tariffs has led to new, higher tariffs, creating ongoing uncertainty.
New Watches
Panerai has launched a limited edition set of two Radiomir watches, the "Viaggio nel Tempo Experience Editions," strictly limited to 30 pieces. The set includes one watch in bronze and another in Platinumtech, both designed to provide collectors with an exclusive experience. This edition celebrates the 100th anniversary
The definitive watch hand style guide explores various types of watch hands, detailing their characteristics and origins. It starts with the alpha hand style, recognized by its triangular taper, and moves through several others including the arrow, baton, and Breguet hands. Each style is illustrated with examples from well-known watch
The audible alarm watch, once a staple in horology, has been largely forgotten despite its unique mechanical capabilities. Originally patented by Eterna in 1908, the alarm watch faced limitations such as short ring duration and accuracy issues. However, Vulcain's Cricket, introduced in 1947, overcame these drawbacks with separate
The global watchmaking industry is dominated by five key countries, each contributing uniquely to the craft. Switzerland is renowned for its high-value watch production, characterized by brands like Rolex and Patek Philippe, which emphasize quality and tradition, although the term "Swiss Made" can sometimes be misleading due to
High horology in 2026 is often overshadowed by flashy launches and dramatic designs, but a quieter tier of luxury independent watchmaking offers a refreshing alternative. This segment includes brands that prioritize serious horology without the need for hype, showcasing timepieces like the Laurent Ferrier Sport Auto 79 and the Garrick
Vacheron Constantin has introduced the Concours d’Élégance Horlogère, a groundbreaking competition honoring horological heritage and craftsmanship, inspired by prestigious vintage car events. This inaugural event invites collectors worldwide to showcase their historic Vacheron Constantin timepieces, emphasizing the significance of storytelling and cultural appreciation over mere financial valuation. Open to
The Swiss watch market is experiencing a surge in prices due to a combination of macroeconomic trends, geopolitical events, and investor psychology. Recent data shows a 26% increase in average pre-owned values, alongside a significant rise in precious metals, with gold prices reaching historic highs. The introduction of tariffs on
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At the Dallas Open, Rado showcased its long-standing connection to professional tennis, emphasizing the brand's role as the official timekeeper of the event. The experience highlighted the rigorous demands of modern tennis, with athletes and equipment both pushed to their limits on the court. Rado unveiled several upcoming
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The definitive watch hand style guide explores various types of watch hands, detailing their characteristics and origins. It starts with the alpha hand style, recognized by its triangular taper, and moves through several others including the arrow, baton, and Breguet hands. Each style is illustrated with examples from well-known watch
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The piece highlights ten exceptional time-only watches that embody simplicity while showcasing the artistry of watchmaking. It emphasizes the importance of time-only watches, which strip away complications to allow the inherent design and aesthetic qualities to shine. Featured models include the Timex Marlin, Hamilton Khaki Field Murph, and Tudor Black
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The Flyback is back with an exciting showcase of various Year of the Horse watches, featuring a limited edition Vacheron Constantin Métiers d’Art, which boasts a hand-engraved gold horse set against a grand feu enamel dial. This luxurious piece is complemented by a robust automatic movement and is limited
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The guide highlights six remarkable tourbillon watches, each showcasing the intricate craftsmanship and innovation in horology. Starting with the Henri Grandjean & Cie The Magician, it features a triple-axis tourbillon that appears to float, and is available in titanium or rose gold. The Vanguart Black Hole Tourbillon presents a visually
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The Sunday Morning Showdown features a comparison between the Audemars Piguet Neo Frame Jumping Hour and the Cartier Tank à Guichets, highlighting their distinctive designs and characteristics. The Cartier Tank, reintroduced in various precious metals, maintains a classic aesthetic with a smaller size that appeals to those who prefer traditional
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The video "ON TIME: Roman Sharf Exposes Independent Watchmakers" sheds light on the world of independent watchmaking through the lens of Roman Sharf. It delves into the craftsmanship, creativity, and dedication that define this niche within the horological industry. As independent watchmakers often face numerous challenges, the video
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"Seiko: Flawed. But still the G.O.A.T." explores the enduring legacy of Seiko, a brand renowned for its innovative watchmaking despite its imperfections. The narrative delves into the aspects that contribute to Seiko's reputation as the greatest of all time in the horology world,
Tick, Tock, Mr. President Ah yes, the delicate art of international diplomacy. Some nations send trade delegations. Others dispatch central bankers. And in certain rarefied corners of the global economy, apparently, you bring a very nice clock. Last year, Swiss watch executives — notably not as part of an official Swiss
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The Camp Fieldtimer is a unique timepiece that subtly integrates automotive-inspired details while being a standalone field watch. Unlike typical car-themed watches that often feature chronographs and carbon fiber, the Fieldtimer emphasizes a classic manual-wind design with a vintage aesthetic. Camp offers three colorways—Atlantic Blue, Florida Green, and Málaga
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Jaeger-LeCoultre is showcasing a unique exhibition of eight rare Reverso watches from 1931 to 1937 at its flagship boutique in New York City, running until February 23, 2026. This fifth installment of The Collectibles features pieces that have been authenticated and restored, emphasizing the brand's commitment to heritage
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The audible alarm watch, once a staple in horology, has been largely forgotten despite its unique mechanical capabilities. Originally patented by Eterna in 1908, the alarm watch faced limitations such as short ring duration and accuracy issues. However, Vulcain's Cricket, introduced in 1947, overcame these drawbacks with separate
