The latest from the watch world, aggregated from top publications.
Victorinox refreshes the Maverick line into something contemporary, classic, and (potentially) harder to ignore.
A GMT complication and input from U.S. Special Forces veterans arrive in Benrus's newest tool watch, following closely on the Sky Chief's return.
The unexpected dress watch from the avant-garde independent gets all blinged out.
It's not that I didn't expect Tudor to bring back the North Flag — I'm just not sure I expected the Northflag.
All that and more in this week's edition of Hodinkee's What's Selling Where column.
Bangkok Watch Week's second annual gathering shines a horological spotlight on Southeast Asia with an even bigger lineup of brands, novelties, and more.
In a year when plenty of brands brought the real deal, our editors name their favorite watches from in-and-around Geneva Watch Days.
A friend of Hodinkee, Michael Friedman, has a new brand with all the latest horological flexes, built on some tried-and-true concepts. And a few outside-the-box ones.
The dealer of Private Eyes said that, for him, everything started with the Rolex Bubbleback, and it will end there. Now, he's sharing everything he knows about collecting's greatest minefield.
A wonderful evening in the waning days of summer.
Let's Ternus attention to Apple Watch.
Tim, TanTan, and Andy talk about new releases from GWD and where they might fit in the competitive watch market.
The value-driven Swiss brand embraces new solar quartz movements by sister movement maker La Joux-Perret.
The brand's creative takes on the jump hour enters the permanent collection.
The Clipse rapper has spent more than two decades putting watches into his lyrics. Now he sits down to explain the factory-set Rolexes, hard-earned grails, and collecting rules behind the references.
This year, Mark Kauzlarich is serving on the jury. He walks you through the finalists, talks about the changes to the categories, and gives some thoughts about watches that should have been in the mix.
The making of Swatch's iconic collaborations, and revisiting the Sistem51 factory in a new light.
After a white gold release in 2018 and a rose gold version in 2021, a third version of the Triple Split enters the chat.
A new blue dial and smaller case headline this new limited edition release from Glashütte.
