Oren Hartov

Ditch the Apple Watch, please. And the fancy dive watch, too.

How a highly misunderstood term has influenced watchmaking for centuries

Whether you’re shopping for your first big boy watch or simply want an affordable option, these high-performance timepieces look great and won't break the bank

An enamel-dial version in 39mm and a new 36mm model are poised to capture watch-nerd mindshare

From a landmark revival to a patriotic chronograph, last month's releases showed that the watch industry's future is often found in its past

The glossy, golden-age dial finish that defines vintage Rolex — and continues to shape modern design

Phillips Deputy Chairman Paul Boutros talks star lots and sleepers at the upcoming New York Watch Auction: XIV

How the Disco Volante is taking over modern horological mindshare

Ever wonder how a Speedmaster is made?

Plenty of cool and compelling fare debuted outside the bounds of Watches & Wonders

These clever timepieces allow you to track all of the world’s time zones simultaneously

All the most important releases from the biggest names in watchmaking, from Universal Genève to Jaeger-LeCoultre

From the Nautilus 50th Anniversary to a lunar complication, these were the best Patek Philippe watches announced at Watches and Wonders 2026

Once the province of ladies’ formalwear, the cocktail watch is now decidedly everywhere

The icing on the cake? They're almost all under $5,000.

The storied history of La Grande Maison is woven into its eight watch collections, as well as its ingenious clocks