What We Know Tudor has just launched a white dial variant of its GMT sport watch, the Black Bay Pro. It retains all of its previous specs: 39mm case diameter, a fixed steel 24-hour bezel, and a yellow 24-hour “Snowflake” hand, powered by the BB GMT’s MT5652 movement for full “flyer” GMT function. Taking clear…

Tudor takes its dive watches rather seriously, and the new Tudor Pelagos Ultra is about as serious as they come. The brand has been making divers since 1954. Back then, the deepest-diving model had a humble 100m water resistance rating. Since then, the brand has kept busy evolving, looking to improve its formula. That quest…

What We Know It’s not really Watches & Wonders without the release of a handful of new Daytonas in precious metals. I’d venture to guess the Daytona is one of the most iterated on collections and while people clamor for steel Daytonas, I’m a massive fan of the Daytonas on Oysterflex like the next four…

What We Know As you may have heard, TAG Heuer is officially back in Formula 1. And for Watches and Wonders 2025, to mark its return as the sport’s timekeeper, the brand has introduced an all gas, no brakes Monaco — the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph | F1. It’s a white-hot, red-dialed upgrade to 2024’s Monaco…

What We Know The apex predator of toolishly modern Swiss dive watches now has a new flagship model, as Tudor has just released the new Pelagos Ultra. Now 43mm wide and rated to a whopping 1000 meters, the Ultra also gets Master Chronometer timekeeping as the Pelagos expands with the addition of this larger and…

What We Know The more commercial releases of Vacheron Constantin’s 270th anniversary are limited-edition aesthetic refreshes of core collection pieces and the re-release of the 222 in steel was one of our most-read stories of the year before Watches and Wonders. But as the makers of the most complicated watch in the world, there was…

What We Know When I first caught wind that A. Lange & Söhne would be releasing a standard 1815 with a blue dial, it seemed like a solid albeit extremely safe release for the brand. Not that I would be complaining – Lange doesn’t actually produce a lot of blue dials, certainly not in standard…

According to some, even some here in this office, the era of great appeal for grand complications has passed. Now, naturally, the average consumer wants a watch that says something about him or herself quickly, without having to explain to anyone that they are a person of great means, intellect, taste, and of course, access.…