Category: News
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Christopher Ward Celebrates 10 Years of SH21 with New The Twelve X
Among the stated goals of Christopher Ward is making high-end watchmaking accessible to all. The brand’s most notable efforts in this realm have come in the form of the C1 Bel Canto, a chiming watch with the mechanism visible on the dial side that shook the watchmaking world when it was released in 2022 for…
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Nodus Releases Thinner New Contrail GMT
Nodus has revealed a third generation of the Contrail GMT this week utilizing the flier style Miyota 9075 movement. The collection of travel watches welcomes two new colorways in the process, but the real draw here is a redesigned case that measures under 12mm in thickness, placing it among the thinnest case executions hosting this…
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TAG Heuer Gives Us the Silver Noir Carrera We’ve Been Waiting For
TAG Heuer has quietly been on a hot streak in recent years, and now, with Julien Tornare (formerly of Zenith) at the helm, they are well poised to continue with that momentum. Among the hallmark releases has been a new glassbox Carrera in 39mm, with a domed crystal and shapely dial underneath following its contours.…
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Baltic Hits the Road with Tour Auto 2024 & New Tricompax LE
Baltic will be the official timekeeper of the Tour Auto 2024 event running through France later this month, and they’re releasing a new Tricompax chronograph in celebration. This release involves more than just a watch, as the entire kit will be outfitted with a dash-mountable stopwatch and clock for good measure. The release comes just…
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Patek Philippe Brings New Dual Time Aquanaut 5269R to Watches & Wonders
Patek Philippe brought a selection of interesting and beautiful new references to Watches & Wonders this year, including a new 5164 and 5980 in white gold, both of which lean into light blue colorways, but there was another watch that caught my eye and made a stronger impression on me, and that was a new…
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G-SHOCK Set to Celebrate Earth Day with New Recycled Resin G-5600BG-1
Using recycled materials is becoming commonplace across many industries, and the watch world is no exception. You might even say it’s expected, these days. While it generally comes in the form of a strap, or packaging, some brands have expanded its use to the case itself. In celebration of Earth day coming up later this…
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Hands-On Video: Parmigiani Fleurier Delivers New Toric Generation
The Parmigiani Toric was launched in 1996 alongside the brand itself, and has served as a cornerstone of their vision in the years since. The design was originally inspired by Doric columns of ancient Greek architecture, and expressed itself through a myriad of complications over the years. This year, the collection gets a clean sheet…
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Zenith Gets Back Into the Dive Watch Game with Defy Extreme Diver
Zenith is having one of their strongest Watches & Wonders in recent memory, and that’s saying a lot if you’ve been paying any attention to the brand over the past few years. We’ll explore the full gamut in person later this week, but there’s one particular that caught my eye immediately, and that’s a new…