watch brands
It’s no secret that Chopard’s L.U.C. collection is our favourite of the brand’s offerings, and this year they celebrate twenty-five years of the L.U.C Quattro and the Quattro movement with an elegant new dress watch. The Quattro Mark IV comes… Read More ›
Parmigiani has added a complication to their Toric collection in the form of the new Quantieme Perpétuel (Perpetual Calendar), available in two limited edition variants – Morning Blue, which has a pale blue dial in a platinum case, and Golden… Read More ›
Cartier has introduced a new updated Tank à Guichets to their Privé collection. First introduced in 1928, those who have had any exposure to jump hours of this period may be familiar with other similar rectangular-cased Art Deco-inspired models of… Read More ›
Jérôme Lambert is back at Jaeger-LeCoultre and his ‘return’ Watches and Wonders, and this is a good thing. It may not be a particular ‘birthday’ year for the Reverso, but that his return comes with a suite of new Reversos… Read More ›
NOMOS Glashütte’s Zürich Worldtimer, which won a number of awards after its launch, is joined by a younger less dressy sibling – the Club Sport neomatik Worldtimer. Featuring a new movement, it comes in two core models in silver and… Read More ›
Frederique Constant is a well-known brand that somehow still manages to stay under the radar of many people for certain things – the biggest of these certain things is an affordable perpetual calendar with an in-house movement. Launched in 2016,… Read More ›
With the new Classic Auto Horizon, Laurent Ferrier has expanded the Classic Auto family but with a new member that will become part of the permanent collection. You may recall the Classic Auto Sandstone that was a limited edition Série… Read More ›
It’s a trip from the industrial to the very light diving watch, with Ulysse Nardin’s new Diver [AIR], the world’s lightest mechanical dive watch to date. Water resistant to 200m, it weighs a remarkable 51.51 grams. The new automatic UN-374… Read More ›
It wasn’t that long ago that IWC’s print advertising was male-focused, with the occasional foray into mentioning women, onto whose wrists IWC watches did appear, though you would not have noticed it from the marketing at the time. It was… Read More ›
A. Lange & Söhne continues to impress with their ‘big watch’ of 2025 – meet the new Minute Repeater Perpetual with its new manually-wound movement. Limited to fifty pieces, this combination of minute repeater and perpetual calendar comes in a… Read More ›
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