TAG Heuer and Porsche are well-known names in motorsport. In 2023, the two teamed up for a pair of special TAG Heuer Carrera models to celebrate the original Porsche 911. The Carrera Chronosprint × Porsche now gets two more additions to the lineup. These watches celebrate the Porsche 911’s first rally success at the 1965…

What We Know It’s LVMH watch week, which can only mean one thing for Hublot: time to drop a large, complicated, and colorful watch. I mean that as a compliment, I’m rooting for maximalism in 2025. The Big Bang Tourbillon Automatic Green SAXEM is an evolution of the brand’s proprietary sapphire-adjacent material, the backstory of which…

What We Know If you were waiting in anguish for a deep plum-colored dial on a Carrera Chronograph, well, Tag Heuer never meant to cause you any sorrow. They never meant to cause you any pain. Now, folks will get to see you laughing. Laughing, in the purple… Carrera Chronograph. Okay, that doesn’t really work,…

What We Know It wouldn’t be LVMH Watch Week without a handful of new releases from Louis Vuitton! TanTan has you covered on the latest Tambour Spin Time, a jump-hour idea that Vuitton has been iterating on since 2009. But, for this story, we have an entirely new model, the Tambour Convergence. I bring up…

What We Know Zenith has kicked off its 2025 LVMH Watch Week releases with the new Chronomaster Sport Rainbow. Made of solid 18k white gold and over 4 carats of sapphires, this new model adds a little extra flair to the existing Chronomaster Sport range of high-beat chronographs. The Chronomaster Sport line has firmly established…

What We Know For the second souscription release of the Daniel Roth relaunch, the brand is sticking to the double ellipse form while launching a new Extra Plat (extra thin) time-only model. While I haven’t seen it in the metal yet – it’ll be the first thing I try to see at LVMH Watch Week…

When I think of complicated watchmaking from Louis Vuitton, I immediately go to the Louis Vuitton Spin Time, the brand’s enduring take on a jumping-hour complication. It’s been a core part of the French Maison’s watchmaking for a surprisingly long time – dating all the way back to 2009 when the complication and movement were…

Greubel Forsey just announced the Hand Made 2, a watch of which 96% of the 270 parts are made entirely by hand. Case, movement, plates, and bridges are all finished by hand, cut from raw materials, and iteratively refined until you get the watch you see below. As Ben put it when he forwarded the…