This week for Watches and Wonders 2025, Armin Strom released the new One Week Titanium Skeleton (TI25-OW.75). The Armin Strom One Week Titanium Skeleton is exactly that—a mechanical marvel that manages to be both technically impressive and incredibly wearable. With a fully skeletonized movement housed in a Grade 5 titanium case, this is Armin Strom…
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Sometimes, brands go all out with new models to update a collection, and other times, they rely on a new dial to freshen things up. At Watches & Wonders 2025, Tudor opted for the latter for its Black Bay Pro lineup. Joining the black dial version that debuted in 2022 is the new Tudor Black…
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As perhaps not the most daring release of Watches and Wonder 2025, Tudor has updated its popular Black Bay Chrono with new bracelet and dial combinations. The brand’s racing chronograph’s classic “panda” and “reverse panda” models are now available with 3-link and 5-link bracelets, both with the brand’s T-Fit rapid adjustable clasp. The 3-link…
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‘Twas the night before April Fools’ Day, and all through the web, Not a writer was stirring, not even a Kev. Our laptops were placed by our desks with great care, In hopes that new Tudors soon would be there. When suddenly, the website refreshed in a flash (actually, not really…), We clicked through the…
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In a world of shrinking case sizes, Tudor has taken the Black Bay collection in a different direction. Announced today as part of its stable of new releases at Watches & Wonders 2025, the brand has introduced a new 43mm version of the Black Bay line that represents both the largest Black Bay watches to…
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Two years ago, IWC introduced the new iteration of the Ingenieur as a capsule collection. Three steel and one Grade 5 titanium creation debuted, resembling the 1976 Ingenieur SL ref. 1832, an original Gérald Genta design. A blue-dial version was missing from the original lineup, but it came eventually. For this year’s Watches and Wonders,…
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What We Know Today, Tudor launches an all-burgundy colorway of the brand’s most steadfast lineup — the Black Bay 58. Burgundy has been a color dear to the Black Bay collection since its launch back in 2012, with the original burgundy-bezeled and ETA-powered ‘Smiley’ remaining a collector favorite to this day. But aside from this…
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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…
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