The latest from the watch world, aggregated from top publications.
A closer look at some absolutely unforgettable references I saw in Glashütte, including watches owned by Walter Lange and Günter Blümlein.
Get ready as Nicholas Bowman-Scargill takes us on a circuitous journey to revive the family watch brand.
A new Aquis dive watch inspired by and centered on kelp forests.
The exhibition for Daniels' centenary—presented by Phillips and The Hour Glass—will start at IAMWATCH in November before heading to London in early 2027.
A slight twist on last year's successful collaboration offers another chance at a downsized take on Timex's Intrepid.
A burgundy dial and a second alligator strap come to the redesigned perpetual calendar, limited to 100 pieces.
A reimagining of the mid-century divers of the 1950s and '60s, featuring a traditionally made gilt dial, a slimmer case, and limited to just 250 pieces.
The first-team All-Pro running back, watchmaking fan, and friend of the brand gets his own limited edition, born out of pure passion.
All that and more in this week's edition of Hodinkee's What's Selling Where column.
A new line of vintage watch–inspired playing cards showcases horological design.
The brand's first oil-filled watch with a proprietary movement.
A thinner case and new dials come to the 10-day power reserve ProPilot.
Biver's first stainless steel watch also comes with a new manually wound movement.
In a surprise move, Bennahmias will serve as a consultant at the LVMH watch brand, with Julien Tornare remaining CEO.
Monta drops new takes on two of its most popular models, the Skyquest and Triumph, to celebrate the brand's first decade.
Timex and Noah are back at it again with a new take on their Ellipse-style watch.
I'm walkin' here!
This is Hublot's third attempt at honoring its inaugural MDM model, and it looks like the third time's the charm.
A recognizable display from the satellite kings, with a new second twist and a jump so fast it'll knock your socks off.
It might look like a piece of jewelry, but inside Jaeger-LeCoultre's new 101 Chain watch is the world's smallest mechanical movement.
