Blancpain Brings Back the 1968 Bathyscaphe for Its 70th Anniversary
The civilian sibling of the military Fifty Fathoms returns in a 300-piece limited edition built around the most iconic version the line ever produced.
Wren's Diver One Abyss Puts Musou Black on a Dive Watch Dial
The Japanese coating absorbs 99.4% of visible light and leaves sandwich construction as the only workable option. One hundred pieces at $1,195, sold out on release day.
The Tissot Visodate Recaptures the Spirit of the Original
The 2026 Visodate generation reduces its diameter to 39 mm, swaps the day-date display for an instant-change date—resulting in a cleaner dial—and solidifies its movement with an 80-hour power reserve, starting at €795.
TAG Heuer Sends Off Zandvoort With an All-Orange Solargraph Limited Edition
Two limited editions of the 38mm Formula 1 Solargraph mark the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, the circuit Formula 1 is leaving in 2027.
Christopher Ward Launches the Trident 30×30: a Special Edition With a Cause.
The brand's fourth Blue Marine Foundation collaboration donates £30 per watch to ocean conservation, but the news here is the new Sellita SW200-2 Power+ movement debuting inside it.
TAG Heuer, in collaboration with Team Ikuzawa, presents a new 150-piece edition.
TAG Heuer, Team Ikuzawa, and Bamford Watch Department are collaborating once again on a 150-piece Carrera Glassbox that brings the Roadmaster pit-lane stopwatch to the wrist, three years after their first joint project.
Doxa Sub Army 200T for Hodinkee—a collaboration that sold out in minutes, and what that says about the watch media business.
When the most influential English-language watch media outlet launches its own limited-edition watch and sells it out in minutes, it is worth asking the question that no English-speaking colleague is going to pose.
Oris redesigns its Artelier Date, and yes, it is worth the $2,200 price tag.
Oris is revamping its entire Artelier family—working with a 24-year-old designer—featuring two distinct dial textures and a 38mm case, arriving in stores in July.
What "Swiss Made" Really Means
The phrase on the dial doesn't guarantee the watch was born entirely in Switzerland. It guarantees something more precise, more interesting, and considerably less absolute than most buyers assume.
Is the Doxa Sub 300 Ti5 Clive Cussler worth the $3,390 price tag?
Grade 5 titanium even on the dial, a tribute to Clive Cussler and only 300 numbered pieces — but buying it in Mexico, Colombia or Argentina means buying blind, without warranty or technical service near home.