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The Time+Tide team shares their top three Tudor watch collections for 2025, reflecting diverse preferences and lifestyles. Jamie selects the Black Bay Pro for its versatility as an everyday watch, the Pelagos Ultra for its technical features and sporty appeal, and the 1926 Luna with a moonphase complication for
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In 2025, several prominent watchmakers introduced remarkable timepieces featuring meteorite dials, merging celestial materials with advanced horological design. Notable models include the Gérald Genta Gentissima Oursin 41, which showcases unique natural patterns on its dial, and the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona, enhancing its chronograph heritage with a contrasting meteorite dial. Omega&
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In 2025, a wide array of impressive watches was released, showcasing both large and independent brands, with an emphasis on wearability and value. Among the standout pieces highlighted are the Ming 37.11 Odyssey, known for its unique design and practicality, and the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF 36mm in Stone
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Henry Graves Jr. was a prominent figure in the early 20th century, known for his luxurious lifestyle and significant contributions to the world of horology. Residing at 834 Fifth Avenue, he owned the renowned Patek Philippe Supercomplication, a watch designed specifically for the view from his apartment. The intricate timepiece
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In 2025, the watch industry witnessed significant surprises and unexpected developments, particularly through innovative designs and breakthrough technologies. Notably, Rolex unveiled the Land-Dweller, featuring an all-new cal. 7135 movement with the revolutionary Dynapulse escapement, marking a substantial shift in the brand's traditional approach. This new escapement is not
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The year 2025 saw a remarkable influx of new brands in the crowded watch market, highlighting a surge of creativity and innovation. Among them, Anemoic emerged as a design project with a unique, jewel-like rectangular watch inspired by 1970s French style, though it has yet to release a product. Dennison,
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Anton Suhanov has had a remarkable year, highlighted by his achievements as a semi-finalist at the La Fabrique du Temps Louis Vuitton Watch Prize and winning the Horological Revelation Prize at the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève. Starting his career in mechanical engineering, Suhanov shifted to watchmaking under Konstantin
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For those seeking a unique alternative to traditional round watches, square and cushion-shaped options provide an appealing choice. Highlighted are five distinct models, each catering to different interests and styles. TAG Heuer’s new Monaco models, particularly the “Original Blue,” showcase a skeleton dial with a striking blue and red
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The piece explores numerous innovations in the watch industry, emphasizing advancements that enhance precision, reliability, and user experience. Notable innovations include Acrotec's non-magnetic regulating organ, which improves chronometric performance, and Breguet's magnetic pivot that leverages magnetism for enhanced accuracy. Other highlights include Formex's ceramic
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ID Genève has introduced the new Circular S collection, coinciding with the launch of Switzerland's first solar furnace, developed by Panatere. This innovative line features the "Eclipse" watch, crafted from reprocessed stainless steel melted using concentrated sunlight, significantly reducing its carbon footprint. Leonardo DiCaprio, a supporter
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Pascal Raffy, a passionate collector of Bovet timepieces, acquired the House in 2001 with the intention of transforming it into a sanctuary for collectors' dreams. Under his leadership, Bovet has become synonymous with artisanal craftsmanship and bespoke luxury, with over 30% of its annual production dedicated to custom pieces.
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The world of luxury watches is rich with fascinating trivia that can elevate any conversation during holiday gatherings. For instance, Jean-Claude Biver, the former CEO of Hublot, produces a unique cheese on his Swiss estate, and Queen Elizabeth II wore a remarkably tiny Jaeger-LeCoultre watch during her coronation. Contrary to
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In November 2025, the WatchCharts Overall Market Index experienced a slight increase of 0.2%. Patek Philippe emerged as the top performer among brands, recording a 1.5% rise, particularly driven by its Aquanaut and Nautilus collections. Other brands like Audemars Piguet also saw growth, while Rolex faced a slight
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The piece highlights five standout watches from 2025, showcasing a mix of luxury and innovative designs. The Jaeger-LeCoultre Tribute Milanese is praised for its exquisite gold finish and stunning Milanese bracelet, while Awake's Fragments utilize a unique Japanese technique to create visually striking pieces at a more accessible
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In 2025, a disciplined approach to watch collecting led to a struggle with temptation, particularly with five specific watches that nearly disrupted the budget. Each piece showcased distinct qualities that appealed to varying aspects of desire, from the understated elegance of the Tudor Ranger 36mm to the playful, robust nature
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David Lowinger, an independent watchmaker, operates in a unique realm of creativity, creating ambitious and intricate watch concepts that often remain unseen. His designs range from the classical ExoRotor, which features a micro-rotor movement and a distinctive green sapphire minute ring, to the more avant-garde Helix2, showcasing dual tourbillons. Each
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Zadok Jewelers has recently opened a new multibrand store in Austin, Texas, anchored by Rolex, expanding from their original location in Houston. The Austin store, while slightly smaller at 11,000 square feet, is designed to provide an intimate shopping experience with separate areas for Rolex, Tudor, Panerai, and IWC
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Vacheron Constantin has redefined the concept of horology with its ambitious clock, La Quete du Temps, which stands 1.07 meters tall and weighs 150 kilograms, featuring 6,293 components. This extraordinary piece, created over seven years, embodies a philosophical exploration of time, merging artistry and mechanics. An automaton called
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The watch industry faces significant consumer backlash when brands make unsubstantiated claims about their historical achievements or innovations. Many luxury brands often assert they are the sole makers of their watch components and boast about their historical firsts, despite the lack of solid documentation. However, after two decades of collecting
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Diederik van Golen, the founder of Volan Watches, has made a notable return to the watchmaking scene after a hiatus of several years, during which he was involved in the yacht industry. His new venture, Volan, is centered around unique keyring watches inspired by vintage designs, particularly a tyre watch
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The year 2025 showcased a variety of affordable watches under US$10,000, with notable entries from Tudor and micro-brands. Tudor's Ranger 36 stands out for its well-crafted design and in-house movement, offering a compact size that appeals to enthusiasts. The watch features a unique "dune white&
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The top five Omega watch releases of 2025 showcase a blend of innovation and design that has captivated enthusiasts. Notable among them is the Seamaster Railmaster, which returns with two new references, emphasizing a vintage aesthetic with its monochromatic and pumpkin-lumed versions. The Seamaster Planet Ocean's fourth generation
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The latest eBay Finds highlights a selection of vintage watches, showcasing unique pieces that appeal to collectors and enthusiasts. Featured prominently is the iconic Seiko 6309-7049, known for its original condition and distinctive design, despite its unflattering nickname. Another standout is the vintage Girard-Perregaux from the 1950s, with a charming
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Stephen Forsey discusses the early timepieces of Greubel Forsey, a brand he co-founded in 2004 with Robert Greubel after their tenure at Renaud et Papi. The conversation takes place at the Greubel Forsey Farmhouse in La Chaux-du-Fonds, where Forsey reflects on significant models such as the Invention No. 1, which
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The feature highlights seven remarkable watches known for their exquisite movements, showcasing a blend of craftsmanship from both independent and established brands. Each timepiece presents a unique appeal, be it through intricate designs, innovative engineering, or luxurious finishes. Notable mentions include the Kallinich Claeys Einser Zentralsekunde Voyager, which features a
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Romain Marietta, Chief Product Officer at Zenith, discusses the brand's rich history and the significance of its El Primero movement, which has evolved since its introduction in 1969. Marietta highlights the movement's technical superiority and its continuous improvements, making it a cornerstone of Zenith's
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Van Cleef & Arpels redefines watchmaking by intertwining artistry and storytelling with precision timekeeping. The maison’s approach, led by Research & Development Director Rainer Bernard, emphasizes the narrative behind each timepiece, showcasing the brand's philosophy that watches are not merely instruments but expressions of creativity and emotion.
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Bell & Ross, founded in 1992, initially produced watches in collaboration with Sinn before establishing its own Swiss manufacturing facility. The brand is renowned for its square watch designs, particularly the iconic BR 01 model introduced in 2005, which set the foundation for its design language. Although Bell & Ross
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Perri Dash and Rashawn Smith from Wrist Check Pod participated in a lively discussion at UBS House of Craft, hosted by Hodinkee's Tim Jeffreys and Mark Kauzlarich. The conversation revolved around the evolution of watchmaking in 2025, exploring topics such as the concept of an "iconic"
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Fratello’s selection highlights the top five complicated watches of 2025, showcasing remarkable timepieces from prestigious brands such as Vacheron Constantin, Audemars Piguet, Breguet, Gérald Genta, and Jaeger-LeCoultre. The standout is the Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Solaria Ultra Grand Complication, featuring an impressive 41 complications and a movement with 1,