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Earlier this year H. Moser announced a partnership with Alpine racing, including their F1 team, which would see their logo placed on the drivers’ helmets, and on the A524 car itself. The first watch to come as a result of…
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NOMOS Celebrates the Tangente with 31 Color Compositions
Nomos created one of the most vibrant booth spaces at Watches & Wonders this year thanks as a temple to their collection of Tangente watches, which boasts no less than 31 unique color combinations. The new collection is a celebration…
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Kith & TAG Heuer Bring Back Classic Formula 1 Watch
The TAG Heuer Formula 1 watch is back just the way you remember it, or very nearly, thanks to a new collaboration with Kith honoring the quintessential ‘80s sports watch. The new collection of Formula 1 watches coincides with the…
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The Deep Track Podcast: Ep. 21 – The Future of Zenith with Benoit de Clerck
This week we welcome the newly appointed CEO of Zenith, Benoit de Clerck to the podcast to discuss, well, the future of Zenith. Benoit inherits a Zenith that is at the top of their game thanks to the efforts of…
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre Welcomes New Chronograph Caliber
In hindsight, Jaeger-LeCoultre came to Watches & Wonders this year with an incredibly impressive slate of new watches. Chief among them was the truly wild Duometre Heliotourbillon Perpetual featuring the brand’s first triple axis tourbillon. This wasn’t the only new…
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Alpina Seastrong Diver Gets the Extreme Treatment
The Alpina Seastrong collection has come a long way since debuting in 1969 with the Seastrong 10 Super Compressor, and this year Alpina is adding a new chapter to the story. It’s a collection that has always embraced a forward…
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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…
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Video Review: Tudor Black Bay 41 ‘Monochrome’ Charts a New Path
The Tudor Black Bay collection has become the standard bearer of dive watches in the $3 to 5k price range over its 12 year and counting production run. The watch has had no small impact on the genre as a…