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Worn & WoundWorn & WoundSep 30, 2026

Who’s Coming to Windup NYC 2026? The Full, Updated Brand Lineup

The post Who’s Coming to Windup NYC 2026? The Full, Updated Brand Lineup appeared first on Worn & Wound.

HodinkeeAndy HoffmanSep 30, 2026

The Business of Watches Podcast: Formex CEO And Head Of Product Development At Dexel Raphael Granito

We sit down with Mr. Granito to talk about Formex, Dexel, and how he views the industry.

MonochromeMohak GuptaSep 30, 2026

First Look – Earthen Adds Three New Ceramic Colours to its Accessible Summit MK2 Collection

Earthen Company is still a very young watch brand, but it has already done quite a bit with the Summit collection. The Hong Kong-based brand launched in 2025 with three compact ceramic field watches, pairing a 38mm case with an oversized crown, clean dials, and a Miyota automatic movement, all for less than a thousand […]

Time+TideNina ScallySep 30, 2026

Cracking open the paintbox: Earthen shows its true colours with the Summit MK2

Earthen expands its ceramic Summit range with an affordable trio of colourful additions, continuing its democratisation of ceramic watches The post Cracking open the paintbox: Earthen shows its true colours with the Summit MK2 appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

FratelloJorg WeppelinkSep 30, 2026

The Nezumi Voiture VM2: A Racing Chronograph That’s Here To Stay

Over the past decade, we have come to know Nezumi as a creator of stylish, affordable watches. I particularly love how the Stockholm-based brand uses less common colors to make its watches stand out. Over the past year or so, Nezumi has focused on updating its collection. Last year, we saw revamped versions of the […] Visit The Nezumi Voiture VM2: A Racing Chronograph That’s Here To Stay to read t

FratelloJorg WeppelinkSep 30, 2026

Earthen Co. Breaks New Ground With More Colors For Its Summit MK II Collection

When Earthen Co. debuted with the Summit, I was immediately intrigued. The combination of ceramic cases with the famous IWC Mark-series design silhouette made the watches instantly recognizable and stylish. But the Hong Kong-based brand did not compromise on specs and made them proper tool watches. Considering the friendly price of well under €1,000, it […] Visit Earthen Co. Breaks New Ground With

A Blog to WatchDavid BredanSep 30, 2026

New Release: Louis Vuitton Monterey Ceramic Watch

I might be overthinking this, but you know me for doing that already. So, here goes: The Louis Vuitton Monterey Ceramic watch is both highly exclusive and a lowest common denominator. It is highly exclusive thanks to its price, and yet it is equally inclusive, with a design that should work well with just about […] The post New Release: Louis Vuitton Monterey Ceramic Watch appeared first on aBlogt

WatchTime Caleb Anderson Sep 30, 2026

WatchTime New York 2026 Preview: 8 More Watches and Mechanical Creations

Jumping hours, twin balances, and a watch that plays The Godfather

WatchTime Sabine Zwettler Sep 30, 2026

Ulysse Nardin Freak One Marks 25 Years With Two New Editions

Old-world craft meets radical mechanics

MonochromeRebecca DoultonSep 30, 2026

Introducing – Moritz Grossmann Injects a Contemporary Air into the Benu Power Reserve

Bearing the name of one of the founding fathers of 19th-century German watchmaking, Moritz Grossmann is today an independent high-end Glashütte watch manufacture producing low-volume, hand-finished pieces. Marking the bicentennial of the founder’s birth, Moritz Grossmann presents two more contemporary, dark-themed versions of the elegant Benu Power Reserve. The Benu was the first watch to […]

FratelloLex StolkSep 30, 2026

The Future Is Here: Why The North Flag/Northflag Is So Important For Tudor Once Again

Almost nobody liked the Tudor North Flag. Still, in 2015, the watch marked an important moment in Tudor’s history. Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf started the brand in 1926, stating the following: “I decided to form a separate company with the object of making and marketing a watch that our agents could sell at a more […] Visit The Future Is Here: Why The North Flag/Northflag Is So Important For Tudor

A Blog to WatchRipley SellersSep 30, 2026

Hands-On: Timex Atelier Chronograph Quartz M1q Bridges The Gap To The Brand’s Luxury Watches

Officially launched last year in 2025 as a premium sub-brand, Timex Atelier produces Swiss-made watches that continue the design language established by Giorgio Galli (Timex’s Chief Creative Director) in his eponymous series of timepieces. As you would expect, Timex Atelier watches cost quite a bit more than Timex’s humble entry-level offerings, yet they also represent […] The post Hands-On: Timex

FratelloLex StolkSep 30, 2026

Why I Bought A Replica — An Omega Speedmaster Replica 3594.50, That Is

Recently, we’ve received a fair number of messages about the Speedmaster ’57 Replica (or Re-edition, as Omega now refers to it). It’s still a Speedmaster variation that is under the radar for the masses, but can consistently count on praise from enthusiasts and collectors. So that’s why we thought it would be a good idea […] Visit Why I Bought A Replica — An Omega Speedmaster Replica 3594.50, That

HodinkeeMark KauzlarichSep 29, 2026

Introducing: Ripe For Release, The BAIT x G-Shock 'Yamagata's Finest' DW5600

This watch is bananas, B-A-N-A-N-A-S.

Worn & WoundCait BazemoreSep 29, 2026

Owner’s Review: the Norqain Adventure Sport

One of the recurring topics of conversation I’ve long heard among watch collectors is the fantasy of a pared down collection. Sometimes, the dream is by the numbers – a seven-watch collection (one for each day of the week), the sweet spot three-watch collection (dress, sport, and wild card), or the ultra-ambitious one-watch collection (but […] The post Owner’s Review: the Norqain Adventure Sport a

HodinkeeGriffin BartschSep 29, 2026

Hands-On: Seiko Alpinist GMT HBC007

A cult-favorite GMT from Seiko makes its way out of Japan after a very long wait.

MonochromeRebecca DoultonSep 29, 2026

First Look – A new Burgundy Dial for the Oris Big Crown x Cervo Volante

One of Oris‘ most emblematic watches, the Big Crown Pointer Date pilot watch has enjoyed a surprisingly long lifespan and is rightfully considered the brand’s icon. Introduced in 1938, the Big Crown was conceived as a tool watch for military and civilian pilots. As part of the brand’s ongoing “Change for the Better” sustainability campaign, […]

Worn & WoundCait BazemoreSep 29, 2026

Breguet Revamps Its Iconic Marine Collection

Breguet has long been a brand with a deep reverence to its history spanning over 250 years. In this tradition, Breguet’s designs have remained consistent and timeless. The brand’s Marine collection is a core part of this lineage, with roots that trace back to 1815 when Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed watchmaker to the French Royal […] The post Breguet Revamps Its Iconic Marine Collection appea

Time+TideTom AustinSep 29, 2026

The Monceau Model 01 GTS is a sharp, compact hit of ’70s motorsport style

For a brand only recently brought back to life, Monceau seems to have found its feet pretty quickly. The recently revived Monceau only returned in 2025 with the Model 01, and its second release already feels like a meaningful evolution rather than a simple colour update. The Model 01 GTS keeps the same underlying case … Continued The post The Monceau Model 01 GTS is a sharp, compact hit of ’70s mo

Time+TideTom AustinSep 29, 2026

The Monceau Model 01 GTS is a sharp, compact hit of ’70s motorsport style

The Monceau Model 01 GTS brings a sandblasted case, automotive-inspired dials and a slim 39mm profile to the revived brand’s sports watch. The post The Monceau Model 01 GTS is a sharp, compact hit of ’70s motorsport style appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

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