The Black Bay Fifty-Eight 925 is a real sleeper.
The 70s-style redesign replaces Tudor’s existing chronograph after just four years.
Oris upgrades its range-topping dive watch with an in-house movement.
Green is the new blue in the watch industry.
Could new holographic technology mean an end to business travel?
A quietly premium twist on the all-rounder timepiece.
The tool watch just got a little more dive-friendly.
One-off Escape I Primo features a diamond-set, triple axis tourbillon.
Legendary watchmaker individually approved sale of all 99 pieces to prevent flipping.
The Swiss luxury watchmaker is the event’s official timekeeper.
Its ‘Shantung’ dial pattern is based on a silk weave.
Designer Emmanuel Dietrich moves to tap into demand for tool watches.