For the most part, Bell & Ross watches are immediately recognisable, but the Radar series holds the prize. The concept first appeared in 2010 with the BR-01 Radar, replacing conventional hands with ...

The titanium case continues the Giorgio Galli trend of openworked sides, and this one includes forged carbon within the midcase (the S2 had a similar titanium midcase). The carbon features colour ...

Named after the great British watchmaker, Graham was founded by Eric Loth in 1995. The Chronofighter, the cornerstone of the brand’s collections, is inspired by vintage military aviation pieces – in ...

It’s only been a couple of months since we talked about Kiwame Tokyo, a new micro-brand from Japan with the goal of delivering “honest watchmaking from Asakusa” and “affordable Japanese watches.” The ...

Rémi Maillat, a watch design engineer, is behind the independent Krayon brand and creates watches that centre on our connection with natural time cycles. Krayon’s award-winning Everywhere watch, which ...

While I’d have appreciated the use of the new “Steve McQueen” Monaco as a base, with its crown at 9 o’clock, TAG Heuer here relies on the more conservative version of its squared automatic chronograph ...

A safer watch market: dealers and collectors now share one place to check. Inside Worldwatch's open register, and why buyers ...

Since its introduction about a year ago, the PRX (and specifically the Powermatic 80 automatic model), Tissot’s vision of the 1970s sports watch with integrated bracelet, has been a huge hit. And ...

Junghans is better known for its Bauhaus-inspired pieces, such as the Max Bill series, but the German watchmaker has also ventured into the pilots’ and sports territories. With the new Aquaris series, ...

Following the trio of porcelain-dial watches launched in 2025, German brand Glashütte Original continues its collaboration with Meissen, bringing together two Saxon manufactures, with Glashütte ...

Glashütte Original is among a handful of elite luxury brands in Germany, its roots and traditions going back to 1845. Watchmaking apprenticeships began in Glashütte in the mid-19th century and it soon ...

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