It isn’t every day that an icon turns 50 — especially one that still knows how to move. Chopard’s Happy Diamonds concept celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and the…
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Why I Can’t Stop Thinking About The New Oris Gonzo Watch
Geneva Watch Days ended this past weekend, and I needed a few days to digest everything. Not because there weren’t plenty of complicated watches, beautiful watches and technically impressive watches…
Watch Lovers Vote Now For Your Favorites To Win The Temporis Awards
The finalists are in for the 2026 Temporis International Awards and now watch rs around the world get a chance to weigh in on which watches should take home the…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Why The Oris Lou Gehrig Watch Resonates Beyond Baseball
Oris has long been one of those rare watch brands that continually impresses us—not just with solid mechanical watches at approachable prices, but with a genuine commitment to doing good…
Public Voting Opens For Temporis International Awards Masterpiece Watch 2026
Public voting is now open for one of the most interesting watch distinctions of the year: the Temporis International Awards. Unlike many industry awards judged solely behind closed doors, Temporis…
Vacheron Constantin And The Louvre Bring More Great Civilizations To Life
In the quiet halls of the Louvre, history rarely feels distant. Stone figures carved thousands of years ago still project authority, grace and power with astonishing immediacy. Standing before them,…
Why The New A. Lange & Sohne Honeygold Cabaret Tourbillon Will Turn Heads
Unveiled at the 2026 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este on Lake Como this past weekend, the Cabaret Tourbillon Honeygold from A. Lange & Söhne is not about being revolutionary. Not every…
Printemps New York Announces Certified Filigree Exhibit/Demos Next Week
At A Timely Perspective, watches may be our heartbeat, but true luxury has always been about exceptional craftsmanship, heritage and the stories told through objects made by human hands. That…
A Closer Look: IWC’s Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive Is Built for Orbit
When IWC Schaffhausen unveiled the Pilot’s Venturer Vertical Drive at Watches and Wonders Geneva in April, it instantly stood apart from the crowd. In a fair filled with beautiful evolutions…
















