Last year was a banner year for Zenith’s Defy Skyline lineup. In January, we got a new Defy Skyline Skeleton, with an openworked blue or black dial (and semi-skeletonized movement) in a stainless steel case. Eventually, we got that new skeletonized form in a black ceramic case with an interchangeable bracelet. Knowing Zenith’s design roadmap, you … Read more

In 2017, Bell & Ross launched the BR03-92 Diver, bringing the “circle in a square” aesthetic to the underwater world. It was a proper dive watch with a rotating bezel and 300-metre depth rating, and it met the international standard ISO 6425 requirements. There are now five new models for 2024 that bring improvements such as … Read more

The tourbillon has become quite mainstream among watches in recent years, with high-end watchmakers flexing what they can do with the “whirling” mechanism. Yet, no watch brand is as closely associated with the tourbillon as Breguet. After all, its founder, Abraham-Louis Breguet, received a patent for his invention on June 26, 1801. As a result, … Read more

More than three years after the launch of the original Tudor Black Bay Ceramic, Tudor has announced a follow-up version that is less of a reveal and more of a release – as we’ve all seen this watch. It’s the new Black Bay Ceramic “Blue” (yes, those are brand quotes), and it’s the first production model … Read more

Omega has just announced a few new models for their Omega Aqua Terra lineup today, and while they might not be earth-shattering, they do round out the collection with a classic charm. In 41mm, 38mm, and 34mm stainless steel cases, the new Seamaster Aqua Terra comes with a black varnished dial with a lacquer finish, changing it … Read more

Audemars Piguet powerfully demonstrates the theory that “two is better than one” in the Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked, a coveted collector’s model with two balance wheels for increased chronometric precision and viewing pleasure. Following the recently released 37mm tone-on-tone gold version, AP proposes a trilogy of 41mm models in steel, black ceramic and 18k … Read more

Back in 2011, Louis Vuitton acquired the La Fabrique du Temps manufacture and began working in earnest on inventive complications. Last year we saw the Tambour Twin Chrono and today Vuitton presented a new worldtimer featuring an inventive display and a hand-painted dial inspired by vintage trunk monograms. The Escale Worldtime is a bright and colorful take … Read more

Bell & Ross has just unveiled its new BR 05 watch in a stunning steel and gold colourway. Inspired by the 1930s Art Deco movement, the Bell & Ross BR 05 Artline Steel & Gold is geometric, two-tone and limited to just 99 pieces, so you’ll need to be quick if you want this new timepiece on your wrist. … Read more

Omega has just introduced a pair of new bi-color Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch models using the brand’s proprietary 18-karat Moonshine Gold or Sedna Gold. Besides the new bi-color case and bracelet, these are, basically, the Moonwatch we all already know. That means a 42mm case on a bracelet with gold center links, sapphire crystal, and caseback, and using … Read more

If you ever had doubts about it, the Olympic Games are getting closer and closer… And, as so many times in the past, Omega will be the official timekeeper of Paris 2024. But today’s topic, even though related to one of the sports that will be represented in the French capital city, isn’t about the … Read more