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Automotive Timing, Part III
Watchmakers have been multiplying their automotive and motorsports collaborations in recent years. Here, we review a few prominent timekeeping/racing alliances. By Y-Jean Mun-DelSalle In this Part...
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Urwerk and Collective Horology Honor Space Shuttle
Urwerk has teamed with Collective Horology and the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum to create a special edition Urwerk UR-100 that pays tribute to Space Shuttle Enterprise on the 40th anniversary...
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A. Lange & Söhne Revives Cabaret in Limited Edition
Among the four summer A. Lange & Söhne debuts launched last week, the German watchmaker’s new Cabaret Tourbillon Handwerkskunst certainly stirred the most interest. While all the previous six...
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Bomberg Celebrates Mexican Spirit
By Steve Huyton Over the years I have written about many brands that sadly haven’t stayed the course. The watch industry is a very competitive environment and only the fittest survive. By that, I mean...
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From Dash to Wrist
Porsche Design echoes its dashboard clock with a set of chronometers. To complement the Sport Chrono Porsche Design clock designed for Porsche Panarama and the Porsche Taycan car interior, Porsche...
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Automotive Timing, Part IV
Watchmakers have been multiplying their automotive and motorsports collaborations in recent years. Here, we review a few prominent timekeeping/racing alliances. By Y-Jean Mun-DelSalle In this final...
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Junghans Trio Celebrates Max Bill Minimalism
Among the watches Junghans debuted this year to celebrate its 160th anniversary is this set of three 38mm Max Bill minimalist-style watches. Each of the three steel-cased timepieces – a Max Bill...
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My Silberstein Smiles
By Stu Gleich In 2005 I became aware of Alain Silberstein, “Architecte Horloger.” With Silberstein you need to throw everything you think you know about watches out the window. Alain Silberstein’s...
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The AOS Feline Frenzy
By Steve Huyton Roland Stampfli founded a watch brand in 2010 called AOS Watches to honor his father’s memory. AOS is located in the picturesque Swiss town of Cressier in the district of Neuchâtel,...
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Bulova Updates Classic Designs
In recent months my inbox has been a repository of reminders about classic American watch design. And while plenty of digital missives arrive from the encouragingly high number of youthful watch...
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Luminox Expands Bear Grylls Collection
To emphasize its broad collection of adventure watches, Luminox launches the Bear Grylls Limited Edition Rule of 3 Sea Series watch (333 pieces for the world) that includes a special removable sleeve...
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Bulova Celebrates Apollo 15 With New Chronograph
Bulova celebrates Apollo 15 with the 50th Anniversary Lunar Pilot Limited Edition, a new quartz chronograph from the storied brand. Bulova will make 5,000 50th Anniversary Lunar Pilot watches. Bulova...
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Hermès Debuts Lunar Skeleton
We’ve seen open-worked designs among Hermès watch collections in the past, most notably with the recent, very sexy smoked-dial Arceau Squelette. But until this month, this famed luxury house hadn’t...
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Omega Goes for Gold with Final Seamaster ‘Tokyo 2020’ Watches
Omega, the watchmaker that has officially timed the Olympic Games twenty-eight times, is currently timing its twenty-ninth at the summer games in Tokyo. And in case you missed it, Omega announced that...
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IWC Adds Smaller-Cased Chronograph to Portofino
IWC expands its Portofino collection this week with the Portofino Chronograph 39 (Ref. IW3914), a new design debuting as a set of three 39mm steel-cased chronographs. One of three 39mm steel-cased...
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Rado Sows a Ceramic Garden
Rado’s high-tech ceramic True Thinline Collection, first seen in 2011, this month debuts the Great Gardens of the World collection with three models featuring dial designs meant to recall natural...
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Chronoswiss Darkens an Open Gear ReSec
Chronoswiss offers multiple shades of black on a new model within its Open Gear ReSec regulator collection. The Lucerne-based independent watchmaker combines a range of technical finishing techniques...
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Tutima Commando Goes Green
Tutima recently added a green dial to its M2 Chronograph Commando collection. When it debuted late last year, this watch was available only with a black dial. The relatively new addition to this...
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Shinola Teams with Lincoln for Aviator SUV Concept Design
Shinola has teamed with another high-profile Detroit-based company, luxury automaker Lincoln, to create the Lincoln Aviator SUV Shinola concept, an automotive design that blends Lincoln signature...
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Seiko Collaborates with Rowing Blazers
Seiko’s partnership with the U.S.-based sports clothing and accessories brand Rowing Blazers, announced earlier this summer, resulted in three colorful automatic Seiko 5 Sports watch designs. Two of...
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