The latest Daniel Roth watch features a classic vintage dialmaking technique. When last we heard from Daniel Roth, it was on the occasion of the launch of the platinum-cased version of the Daniel Roth Extra Plat, featuring the beautifully designed and finished caliber DR002, in a platinum case directly descended from the Ellipsocurvex case originally...

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The watch that taught the world what a Patek Philippe looked like. Welcome back to Time Reconsidered — the series where we revisit watches that history may have overlooked, misunderstood, or simply taken for granted. Looking back matters. Watches do not exist in a vacuum. They are products of a specific moment, shaped by the...

The A384 Tropical is a reminder of the moment when when the El Primero caliber made history. This year, Zenith released a new version of the A384 Revival, which has been made in a number of different variations ever since the first model was launched in 2019 for the 50th anniversary of the El Primero...

Expectations are being reset in real time, and not just for collectors of watches by F.P. Journe. This weekend was a remarkable one for watch enthusiasts, thanks to the results realized by Phillips at the New York Watch Auction: XIV. It was not a surprise to anyone who has been watching the auction market that,...

How a frustrated master watchmaker’s invention ended up in millions of watches, and why. One of the first brands you hear about when you get interested in watches for the first time is Omega, and one of the first things you hear about Omega is that the brand is the sole user of the co-axial...