No April Fool’s, here it is, the Rolex Land-Dweller, what might be the most meaningful release from Rolex in years. Punctuating the top Swiss brand’s manufacturing and industrial expertise, it’s an entirely new model that draws on some vintage design inspiration but is highlighted by the Dynapulse escapement — a proprietary, patented, and industrially optimized…

What We Know Ah, the Cubitus. The first new collection from Patek Philippe in 25 years. To say that the launch was highly anticipated (and speculated) would be an understatement. When the three introductory models were released last October — a green dial with steel case, a blue dial with two-tone rose gold case, and…

What We Know Two years after the launch of the first modern left-handed Rolex GMT-Master II, the model takes on a new case material in white gold with the same green and black bezel and new green dial made of high-technology ceramic. While the bezel color remains the same, the wearing experience should be significantly…

What We Know For Watches and Wonders 2025, Patek Philippe has officially revamped its Calatrava Pilot Travel Time in white gold with a new lacquered ivory dial — this is the reference 5524G-010. Replacing the 2015 original ref. 5524G-001, white gold with blue dial, a watch that was quietly discontinued last month, this new take…

When Grand Seiko launched the first Tentagraph in 2023, it was also the brand’s first all-mechanical chronograph. Two years later, two new Tentagraph models debut — the Evolution 9 SLGC007, which is a new colorway of the 2023 SLGC001, and the bold Tokyo Lion SLGC009, a watch in the Sport Collection. Yes, Grand Seiko presents…

What We Know Cartier just introduced a whole new roster of jewelry watches for Watches and Wonders 2025. From the sculptural Tressage collection to a bold high-jewelry Panthère bangle and newly gem-set versions of the iconic Panthère de Cartier, the releases reflect a dual focus: a commercial backbone still rooted in its signature icons, and…

What We Know Get your “this all seems like a broken record” comments ready, Bulgari has captured yet another ultra-thin watchmaking crown. The Octo Finissimo Ultra Tourbillon is now officially the thinnest tourbillon ever produced, measuring just 1.85mm in thickness. Well beyond the definition of a dynasty, today’s tourb marks Bulgari’s 10th world record in…

What We Know In 2023, IWC went back to their history books to revive a more authentic version of the design language of the Ingenieur SL ref. 1832, designed by Gérald Genta in the 1970s. Now, they’re taking the gloves off a bit to expand the Ingenieur line with new materials, complications, and even aesthetic…