British watch brand Bremont changes the English watchmaking landscape with an in-house made movement, fully assembled in its new workshops on its Henley-on-Thames location – marking the long-awaited return of serially produced British watches. The movement is housed in the new Longitude collection of watches, made in the new Manufacturing and Technology center, called The…
It is no secret that men love diamonds, too. No matter who you are, a smattering of diamonds here and there on a watch can be a nice thing. The newest Zenith Chronomaster Original with Diamonds has something to offer in the gender neutral categories thanks to the fact that there are two versions of…
We in the watch world are all familiar with Hodinkee and even Red Bar Crew and the special collaboration watches they have made with brands over the years. However, the newest addition to the collaborative world is the fairly young collectors group, Collective™. Founded in 2018 , the Collective is a group of watch enthusiasts…
I can’t believe I am saying this, but burgundy may just be better than cabernet. With a Perpetual Calendar, Tourbillon and Center Seconds version of the Heritage already in its lineup, independent Swiss watch brand H. Moser & Cie. now unveils a new much-coveted complication: the Dual Time watch. The sleek and attractive Heritage Dual…
Swiss watch brand Luminox, known for its tool watches that equip adventurer Bear Grylls, U.S. Navy SEALS and other military and rescue groups, as well as first responders and enthusiasts, just released its newest series of watches – named for the Atacama Desert – and created in striking blue colorways. The newest 44, watches are created…
(Updated on October 4, 2021) Long considered the epitome of dive watches, the Rolex Sea-Dweller watch is one of the most sought after timepieces for professional divers, recreational divers and watch collectors thanks to its excellence, precision and high-tech materials. Interest piqued? Don’t get too exctied because thanks to these features, and the high demand…
For those who are looking for something different to do in the tri-state area, look no further than the meat-packing district of New York City where an exceptional exhibit is free to the public and touts the world of haute horology. The Jaeger-LeCoultre “The Sound Maker” exhibit occupies a corner building at 70-74 Gansevoort Street and…
Founded almost 70 years ago in 1955, Corum has often turned out some of the most creative watches of the 20th century. The brand not only builds the iconic Admiral collection, but also released the ahead-of-its-time Golden Bridge watch and the now-famed Bubble series. One of its smaller collections, though, is also a fan favorite,…
Anyone who knows me knows that I love a great Omega chronograph. I even own one or two. We are all well aware of the brand’s incredible history with chronographs, timing of sports events like the Olympics, being involved in the space program and honored with the Snoopy Award, but now, the new Chronoscope brings…
Vacheron Constantin, which recently celebrated the official opening of its flagship boutique in New York, unveiled a superb art exhibit in the 57th Street store with larger-than-life photos taken by photographer and explorer Cory Richards. It also just released the new Everest Limited Edition watches that are an offshoot of the one-of-a-kind watch Vacheron Constantin…
Just a few days ago in California, IWC Schaffhausen hit the road with a huge interactive exhibition that highlights its Big Pilot collection and does so in grand, but appropriate, style. Carting large specially-designed industrial shipping containers painted black from city to city, IWC opens the containers and sets up pop-up exhibits in eight different…
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