Ever since the Big Bang Meca-10 came out in 2016, the watch has stood out thanks to its 10-day caliber with a Meccano-inspired architecture. This year, though the 10-day power reserve isn’t new, some other things are. The re-engineered Hublot Big Bang Meca-10 now measures 42mm in diameter and comes in three variations. You can…
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What We Know This year, on the 75th anniversary of Formula 1, Tag Heuer takes the Crown, so to speak, and becomes the motorsport’s Official Timekeeper. In a highly speculated move stemming from last year’s official announcement of Rolex being replaced by LVMH via a 10-year partnership with the sport, many correctly assumed that TAG…
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What We Know The LVMH-owned Gérald Genta brand has unveiled the fourth piece in its Gentissima Oursin collection (Oursin is French for “sea urchin”) – the Gentissima Oursin Fire Opal. Following a trio of bejeweled releases last June, the new watch shares many of the same specifications as its predecessors but arguably comes the closest…
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What We Know When you see L’Epée, you should think of clocks. And that’s a fair initial thought to have as the brand fancies itself as “Switzerland’s leading clock manufacture” per its website and has introduced clocks in partnership with brands such as MB&F, Louis Vuitton, and Baccarat. On the clock side of things, I…
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What We Know In 2016, Hublot revealed one of their most unique calibers in the MECA-10, a skeletonized manually-wound movement with a distinct architecture, a whopping ten-day power reserve, and a unique power reserve indicator on the dial. In the 2016 Hublot-era-fashion, the MECA-10 sat in their whopping 45mm case size, leaving this engineering only…
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What We Know Sometimes, you know full well that something is on its way, and yet you’re still completely and utterly shocked when it actually arrives. Today, Bulgari is launching multiple iterations of the Serpetnti Tubogas and Serpenti Seduttori with, drumroll please… teeny tiny automatic mechanical movements! Oh to be a woman in watch media…
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What We Know American jeweler Tiffany & Co. has released the Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Twenty-Four Stone watch, a continuation of Jean Schlumberger’s design legacy, as well as a continuation of the house’s recent foray into high watchmaking. As a contemporary interpretation of Schlumberger’s renowned Sixteen Stone collection, this watch dial showcases a rotating ring…
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After the announcement that TAG Heuer would return as the title watch sponsor for Formula 1 racing earlier in 2025, it’s been clear that this year would be a major milestone for the brand’s Formula 1 collection. Since its introduction in 1986 (as the first-ever TAG Heuer-branded watch), the Formula 1 has been closely tied…
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