There are few watch brands that embody German watchmaking quite like A. Lange & Söhne. Its watches are perfectly indicative of the German design ethos — clean and sophisticated, but…
From Triple Split To 1815: A. Lange & Söhne Goes To Extremes
Before Geneva Watch Days Go Inside Watch Week Aspen
Watch Week Aspen (Photo: RBock) Geneva Watch Days officially starts tomorrow and there will be much news filtering from that around-the-city show. But first, let’s take another lo at a…
Open-Worked Dials Just Got Way Better Thanks To Parmigiani Fleurier
Parmigiani Fleurier expands its Tonda PF collection with a new interpretation of the Tonda PF Skeleton, combining 18-karat rose gold with the brand’s signature Milano Blue. Limited to just 30…
Vacheron Constantin Pushes Dial Art Further With Animal Kingdom Tribute
For centuries, Vacheron Constantin has understood something that only the finest watchmakers bring to reality: the fact that a watch dial does not have to be merely functional. It can…
IWC Goes Purple For Singapore With New Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Watch
Formula One watches tend to come dressed for the racetrack: carbon, titanium and, increasingly, plenty of team colors. For the upcoming Singapore Grand Prix, IWC Schaffhausen is taking a decidedly…
Hands On: I Wore The Sold-Out Seiko X Rowing Blazers X Eric Wind Watch
Some watch collaborations make you wonder what exactly the collaborators did besides put their names on the same timepiece and press release. Others work because the people involved understand the…
A Closer Look At The New Bulova Shelby Racer Daytona Coupe Chronograph LE
I’ve been traveling a bit too much lately and, admittedly, ATimelyPerspective has been a little too quiet. So, what better way to get back into the fast lane than with…
TAG Heuer Puts Solar Power In The Fast Lane With Formula 1 Zandvoort
Just in time for the final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix at the Dutch Circuit Zandvoort later this month, TAG Heuer unveils two bright new Formula 1 Solargraph watches that…
A Closer Look At The Roger Dubuis Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy
Roger Dubuis has spent than a decade turning its Excalibur Knights of the Round Table collection into wearable sculpture, replacing traditional hour markers with miniature figures that transform each watch…
Watch Week Aspen Turns The Rockies Into A Watch Collector’s Playground
For four days every August, Aspen becomes one of the most exciting destinations in American watch collecting. Boutique-d streets fill with watch enthusiasts, collectors, executives and artisans, all gathering to…
Bell & Ross Gives Its Urban GMT A Fresh Sage Green Look
Bell & Ross has built its reputation on watches inspired by aviation, but over the past several years the BR-05 collection has proven that the brand is just as comfortable…
Citizen Brings Sculptural Elegance to Women’s Watches with New Rainell Collection
As women’s watches continue to enjoy renewed attention across the industry, Citizen Watch Company remains one of the strongest contenders in the under-$1,000 category. The brand has long understood that…
Jaeger-LeCoultre Further Embraces The Small Watch Trend With New Rendez-Vous Models
As the pendulum continues to swing toward smaller watches, Jaeger-LeCoultre is adding a perfectly timed new chapter to its feminine Rendez-Vous collection. The manufacture introduces a pair of new models,…
Praesidus Brings U.S. Army Watches To Active Duty
For decades, military-inspired watches have loed to the past, recreating the field watches worn during World War II, Vietnam or other defining moments in history. Praesidus has certainly built its…
Ritmo Mundo, Official Watch of America250th, Unveils Patriotic Side
The fireworks from the 4th of July may be over, but America’s 250th anniversary celebration is far from finished. Throughout this historic year, brands across a wide range of industries…