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There is a particular kind of watch that doesn’t announce itself when you enter a room. It doesn’t flex its famous silhouette or even lean into decades of hype in order to justify its place on the wrist or in…
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Introducing: Raymond Weil Takes On the Integrated Bracelet in New A.R.T. Collection
Raymond Weil is introducing their first ever integrated bracelet design this week with the A.R.T. collection consisting of 14 references across two sizes. The watch looks to capitalize on the industry’s hottest design trend, and while there certainly isn’t any…
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Introducing: TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12
Formula 1 is returning to Monaco this weekend, which means TAG Heuer is ready with a new Monaco of their own. This one is a little different, though. Dubbed the Monaco Speed 12, this expression of the famous square watch…
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Introducing: Oris Honors Lou Gehrig with Limited Edition Big Crown Pointer Date
Oris have a longstanding relationship with the sport of baseball. A sharp eye will notice the brand’s watches on the wrists of managers around the league, and that was especially the case this week during “Lou Gehrig Day”. In honor…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 103 – Tudor Black Bay Chrono 39, Barrelhand Monolith, & More
This week, Devin Pennypacker returns to the podcast to dig into all the somewhat controversial releases of the past week. We chat about the Barrelhand Monolith, the Vacheron Constantin Dual Time Cardinal Points, the Tudor Chrono 39, and more. Did…
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Introducing: Tudor Nails the Chronograph with New Black Bay Chrono 39
Tudor has addressed long standing requests for a more compact chronograph with the release of the new Black Bay Chrono 39, a 39mm take on the complication that also boasts a trim(mer) 13.1mm thick case. It’s a framework many of…
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Zenith & Naoya Hida & Co. Come Together for Unique Double-Signed G.F.J.
Zenith is unveiling a new co-creation initiative called the Double Signed Program this week with a new G.F.J. collaboration with independent Japanese watchmaker Naoya Hida & Co. The aim is to revive something of a golden era of watchmaking, as…
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Introducing: Oris 2026 Hölstein Edition Embraces New Artelier
Oris introduced a chic new Artelier collection earlier this year at Watches & Wonders, bringing back the name after a nearly decade-long hiatus. The design opens a new chapter for the brand, showcasing a fresh perspective of the young product…