Watches

Who among us hasn’t liked the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright? Whether it’s Falling Water in Southwestern Pennsylvania, or the homes of...

Oris have revitalized the somewhat lesser-known Classic Collection with a totally new watch, the redesigned Oris Classic Date, available in both a male-oriented 42mm as well as a ladies' 28.5mm case size. The...

Okay, we’re in the home stretch now—Wind^Up is less than one week away! Today, we’re giving a shout-out to the final nine brands rounding...

For WatchTime's upcoming Design Special 2018, we sat down with several different design professionals to talk about how they see the role of design in...

Introduced earlier this year at Baselworld 2017, the new Insight Micro-Rotor is one of Romain Gauthier’s simpler watches. But while it may be a...

The H. Moser Swiss Mad Watch, with a case made of real Swiss cheese, might have made 2017 the year of the organic watch, but the Analog Watch Co. Botanist...

Today, we’ll be taking a look at the new Superfecta from Van Brauge, a brand that many of you are likely not too familiar with. Van Brauge is a...

Frequent travelers, take note, Manufacture Royale has just introduced a new travel watch that features the brand’s iconic case as well as its ninth in-house caliber. The article Manufacture Royale...

On October 24, 2017 Heritage Auctions will offer extraordinarily rare and exciting pieces to the block. Leading the way, and forming the pinnacle of this single owner collection from a well-known tech...

Yesterday, we showcased some watches from our recent WatchTime New York event that we found suitable for everyday wear based on their accessible prices,...

I am not a fan of full-on smart watches but the new line of Casio Edifice watches have piqued my interest. These are analog but with a Bluetooth...

From the WatchTime archives, we present this quartet of multifunction quartz watches from top brands — the Omega Skywalker X-33, Breitling Cockpit...

In this feature from our July-August 2017 issue, we test the legendary Chopard Mille Miglia chronograph, which is powered for the first time, in this...

Autodromo has built a reputation for making modern, motorsport-inspired timepieces with unique materials and design. Recently, the brand launched a new...

In all honesty, even though I love this brand from Glashütte, I don’t own a NOMOS watch (yet) nor was there one – seriously – on...

Today, Girard-Perregaux debuted their octagonal bezel Laureato wristwatch with an all-new black ceramic case and bracelet. While the rest of the core...

We all adore high-complication watches. Whether it’s the fine finishing, the whirl of a tourbillon, or the chime of a minute repeater, there is...

The new Girard-Perregaux Laureato 42mm Ceramic (reference: 81010-32-631-32A) is an unexpected but welcome development, not simply for the Laureato...

Rubber B, the very first company to create integrated rubber straps for various Rolex, Panerai, and Patek Philippe watches, has recently introduced a...

As counter-intuitive as it may sound, perhaps the toughest feat in watch design is creating the perfect, general purpose three hander. The reason for...

As we have said time and again (across various posts, and one rather specific one).  For me, it’s that initial impression.  Can the watch design rise above the teeming, muddied waters...

The Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda 1950 with a white meteorite dial is Swiss discretion at its finest, so discreet it needs to actually be pointed out. Learn...

At Fratello Watches, it could be said that we’ve viewed the inception and subsequent growth of the American micro brand, Oak and Oscar, from afar.

Yesterday, Ilya wrote about the JUVO A4 watch winder. Today, we’re giving it away. The A4 is a high-quality, four-watch winder rivaling luxury units from higher-priced brands. The build is exceptional,...

Christopher Ward has announced a revamp of their Motorsports collection to include new models in a variety of sizes powered by quartz or automatic movements,...

Today, Laurent Ferrier debuted the special edition Galet Square Porcelain which is distinguished by a dial that is made by hand using a kaolin-based substance...

Congrats to the lucky winner of our Laco Münster Automatic watch giveaway on aBlogtoWatch. Find out who & enter this month's giveaway! The article...

One of my pet peeves with Kickstarter watches is the endless sameness. How many three-handed watches can the world support? Will not the world’s...

Last year’s Wind^Up Watch Fair was a monster of a show, with over 15,000 people stopping by and 30 presenting brands. This year’s event...

Grand Seiko watches are exceptionally made and the epitome of "stealth wealth" in a lot of ways. The new Grand Seiko Black Ceramic Spring Drive Chronograph...

It was 2007 and I was window shopping at a watch store that had low to mid range watches. Brands like Festina, Casio, Tissot and Certina were in there,...

Last year I reviewed the Seiko Prospex SRP775 Diver, and this week after wearing that watch for almost a year, I did a quick video review. There is really...

Today, Univaque watches is introducing their latest, officially licensed modern reinterpretation of the Strela 3017, the Univaque Strela Cosmoswatch...

Tough. Solar. Bluetooth. Analog – this is the Casio Casio G-Steel GST-B100X-1A. Connected watches are growing in popularity – with the...

I’ll be the first to admit that I have never really considered buying a watch winder. That said, the utility of owning one is not lost on me. Though...

Today, Seiko has released the Prospex "Orange Samurai" SRPB97 watch for the USA market, and for now as an Amazon.com pre-order exclusive. Seiko has not...

Bell & Ross has frequently looked to the world of aviation and motorsports for the design inspiration of their watches. The newly released Bell &...

Cosmonaut Gennady Padalka has spent 879 days in space, during 5 different missions. It is about 50 days more than the second record holder (also...

I have been interested in what moVas have been creating since I first came across them a few years back.  They’ve had a variety of interesting...

Today we’re excited to announce our newest collaborative product, the Schon DSGN x Worn & Wound Clip Pen. We teamed up with our good friend...

Florijn, Dutch Glory! In the 52Mondayz line up this is the second watch brand with its origin in The Netherlands. The first one I covered was Fred Dingemand’s d.m.h., and now it’s the Florijn...

Urwerk is celebrating 20 years of head-turning horological innovation and wizardry with the Urwerk UR-105 CT Streamliner – a new release that pays homage to New York City. The article Urwerk UR-105...