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.…

What We Know A. Lange & Söhne’s integrated sports watch now comes in the brand’s iconic Honeygold. What more is there to say? Really, not much. One of four new releases for Lange at Watches and Wonders, the watch is exactly as I just described except – well – it’s really, honestly fantastic. Here’s the breakdown.…

What We Know After iterating on the beloved Black Bay 58 and introducing a smaller Black Bay 54, Tudor has jumped forward to a new, bigger Black Bay announcement that looks to serve customers that found the collection too dainty. This is the Black Bay 68 in a new 43mm case with a METAS chronometer…

For those who love Panerai but have hoped for thinner references, 2025 could be the year! The new Luminor Marina collection is here, bringing a flurry of upgrades and changes over the previous generation. A slimmer, newly designed case comes with a new movement and an increased water resistance rating. Let’s have a closer look.…

What We Know For Watches and Wonders 2025, Oris brings a cornucopia of colors to one of its most well-known and longest-produced models — the Big Crown Pointer Date. While most people familiar with the brand will conjure up images of fluted bezels and cathedral hands when they think of the Big Crown Pointer Date,…

If you were unfortunately not in Tokyo back in 2023, boy, do I have great news for you. For Watches and Wonders 2025, Patek Philippe has added the Quadruple Complication to its main catalog with the reference 5308G-001. It’s a platinum split-seconds chronograph with both a minute repeater and an instantaneous perpetual calendar – aka,…

This new watch from Patek Philippe is the best execution of the worst perpetual calendar displays on the market. This new iteration fixes an overwrought gold case and brings the watch with its Calatrave style into the 21st century. You’ve got a smoky dial, a hobnail bezel, and a sleek, contemporary case. The quirky retrograde…