New TAG Heuer Aquaracer Black Titanium Watches For 2016 Hands-On

Under the leadership of Jean-Claude Biver, TAG Heuer has been making some moves that are helping to reenergize the brand. The TAG Heuer Aquaracer keeps getting better, and these new models improve on the previous version with cool black PVD titanium cases and hip, vibrant colors.

8 years ago

Fratello Watches Top 10 Chronographs

Chronographs Before we hit it with our top 10 chronographs overview, a few words about this list. A chronograph is one of the most popular complications (besides a date), and it is actually a very complex mechanism. It is the reason why some brands still don’t have their own chronograph movement and use one from […]

8 years ago

Bell & Ross Introduces the Tattoo-Inspired BR 01 Burning Skull

One of the hottest watches in the mid-2000s, the BR 01 has now entered maturity, and so has to go further to stand out. While keeping the aviation instrument-inspired watch case, the BR 01 Burning Skull is elaborately decorated with inked engravings. Covering all faces of the square case, the Burning Skull radically different look from the […]

8 years ago

Dr. Sébastien Chaulmontet, Head Of Movement Design At Arnold & Son, To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York

The technical development of the chronograph is a fascinating story, and there may be no one more qualified to tell it than Dr. Sébastien Chaulmontet, Head of Movement Design for Arnold & Son, Angelus Watches, and La Joux-Perret. At the September meeting of the Horological Society of New York, Dr. Chaulmontet will lecture on the history of the chronograph, from its predecessors to the creation of the so-called modern (pocket) chronograph.

8 years ago

Drive de Cartier: Driven By Passion

Cartier actually has quite a rich history when it comes to driver’s watches, but has never been very outspoken about it. Until the new Drive de Cartier came along.

8 years ago

The Evolution Of The Parmigiani Fleurier Senfine Watch, Part 2: From Model To Movement

The Genequand escapement, housed inside the Senfine concept watch, was probably the single most technically interesting development in real hardcore watchmaking that we saw at either SIHH or Baselworld earlier this year. In June, we started digging a bit deeper into how Parmigiani Fleurier managed to take Pierre Genequand’s original concept and turn it into a working escapement in a wristwatch with a 70-day (and no, that’s not a typo) power reserve.

8 years ago