Oris continues to build on one of its most successful collections with the newest Divers Date, a watch that traces its age back to the brand’s first purpose-built dive watch…
A Closer Look: How A 1965 Dive Watch Still Shapes Oris Today
Corum Revisits Its Coin Watch Legacy — With An American Slant
Swiss watch brand Corum, with a relatively young history, nonetheless challenges convention time and agin. Throughout its seven-decade history, the company has repeatedly introduced watches that encouraged collectors to rethink…
Discover Bulova’s Century-Plus Commitment To Women: It Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
Founded than 150 years ago in America by Joseph Bulova, the Bulova name has long been synonymous with American culture and growth. Celebrated for its innovations across watchmaking, including many firsts…
Rich Burgundy, Gold Join 34.5MM Vacheron Constantin Overseas Collection
Luxury sports watches have become one of the most competitive categories in watchmaking, and Vacheron Constantin holds a key space in that arena with its Overseas collection. Now, the brand…
Louis Vuitton’s Escale en Alaska Pocket Watch Brings An Alaskan Fantasy To Life
With the heat wave we’ve been experiencing, it’s time for something cool – really cool. Every once in a while, a watch comes along that reminds us that haute horlogerie…
Making Waves: Frederique Constant Debuts New Runabout GMT
With America’s 250th anniversary celebrations bringing Tall Ships into New York Harbor and other ports across the country this summer, it’s a perfect time to take a lo at watches…
Bulova Sails Into America’s 250th With Sail4th 250 Partnership, Snorkel Watch
With Fourth of July almost upon us, America’s 250th birthday celebrations are about to kick into high gear. While fireworks will light up skies across the country, one of the…
You Think You Know Movado? Think Again
Physicist Albert Einstein, famed artist Andy Warhol, American industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt and pop artist Kenneth Scharf don’t have much in common at first glance. Yet each played a…
Rolex Adds Landmark Clock To Rockefeller Center As Official Timepiece
Visitors to New York City’s famed Rockefeller Center now have a new landmark timepiece to admire. Unveiled yesterday above the Rockefeller Center Rink, the newly installed four-sided Rolex clock crowns…
A Closer Look At Parmigiani Fleurier’s 30th Anniversary Carillon Tourbillon
I was there 30 years ago when Michel Parmigiani launched his eponymous watch brand. Backed by the Sandoz Family Foundation, Michel Parmigiani, recognized as one of Switzerland’s most respected restorers…
Watches Return To The Vegas Shows, But Did The Organizers Get It Right?
The short is yes and no. The good news is that all three of the Las Vegas shows (Luxury by JCK, JCK, Couture) made a genuine effort to bring watch…
Ulysse Nardin Spent Two Years Shrinking The Freak. Do We Like It?
I’ve been fascinated by the Freak since the day I first saw it in 2001. When Ulysse Nardin brought the watch to New York a quarter century ago, I spent…
Vacheron Constantin Enhances The Traditionelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar
Functional innovation brings greater practicality to one of watchmaking’s intriguing perpetual calendars. Sometimes, when a venerable brand like Vacheron Constantin spends years developing an exceptionally complicated timepiece, the innovations born…
Remembering Philippe Stern: A Gentleman, Visionary and Guardian of Patek Philippe
When I joined the watch industry than 40 years ago, Philippe Stern was already a driving force at Patek Philippe. Though his father Henri was still leading the compnay, Philippe’s…
Inside The Patek Philippe Museum’s New Nautilus Anniversary Exhibit
Having visited the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva than once, I can say without hesitation that it is one of the great treats for anyone who s watches — or…