Longines Makes Its First Carbon Watch: The Ultra-Chron Carbon
A dramatic timepiece.
A dramatic timepiece.
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The New Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe
A new collectible for the wrist.
The swiss watchmaker has released three black-on-black ceramic models of the dive watch first introduced in the 1950s.
It’s Time for Omega’s Olympics
The watchmaker continues its long association with the Olympics and Paralympics.
Omega continues the long relationship in Paris and has released a celebratory Speedmaster Chronoscope to bring Olympics-standard timekeeping to your wrist.
A Time-Telling Accessory for Your Bag or Belt
The latest addition to Cartier’s Libre Polymorph high jewellery collection serves as a functional carabiner clip and watch.
The latest addition to Cartier’s Libre Polymorph high jewellery collection serves as a functional carabiner clip and watch.
Tudor Black Bay Chrono Is Tickled Pink
When a timepiece complements a football (soccer) team.
Soon after the Inter Miami CF partnership announcement, Tudor released a new pink-dialed version of the Black Bay, the colour of the team’s jerseys.
There’s a New MoonSwatch to Add to Your Collection: Mission to the Moonphase Has Landed
MoonSwatch Snoopy is dressed all in white.
Omega and Swatch are back with a fresh iteration of their much-hyped collaborative model: The Mission to the Moonphase.
The Black Tudor Pelagos FXD
This next iteration of the Pelagos FXD watch from Tudor is a tribute to the watches worn by the United States Navy.
Three Watches Celebrating Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos
Dead on time.
Watch brands continue to release timepieces—timed for Hallow’s Eve and Day of the Dead—that feature skull-based artwork.
The Louis Vuitton Tambour Celebrates 20 Years with the Tambour Twenty
A journey through time.
When Louis Vuitton debuted the Tambour in 2002, the French maison established itself as a watchmaker to watch. At the horological workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a town with a proud watchmaking history located not too far from the French village where Mr. Louis Vuitton was born in 1821, is where the first Tambour took shape.
