14 août 2026
Ce qui s'est publié hier dans l'horlogerie, en cinq minutes. Les micro-marques d'abord, parce que ce sont nos concurrents directs ; les grandes maisons ensuite, parce qu'elles donnent le ton.
Les trois sujets qui comptent, tous rangs confondus.
Simple and sporty. That’s it. That’s the review. Well, sure, I can elaborate. Sinn likes to surprise us on occasion, and in the most Sinn way possible.
A few weeks ago, I almost got to see the French Air and Space Force’s precision aerobatic demonstration team perform. The Patrouille de France were in the U.S. for the country’s 250th anniversary and had a practice session at nearby Andrews AFB (where Air Force One is based).
Lire l'article →Now beginning its second decade under the leadership of Chopard Co-President Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, Ferdinand Berthoud (FB) has introduced the Chronomètre FB 2TV.1, the first model in the new Mesure du Temps 1787 collection.
Lire l'article →Nos concurrents directs. Ce qu'ils sortent, nous pourrions le sortir.
For 25 years, MeisterSinger’s signature single-hand watches encouraged a more relaxed perception of time, focusing on the broader flow of the day rather than its smallest divisions.
Timex has expanded its Automatic E Line with a new 38mm case, and there’s a good chance the design will look familiar even if the E Line name doesn’t. The original Automatic 1983 E Line Reissue arrived with a 34mm rounded-square case pulled from a relatively obscure corner of Timex history.
Formex may be a relatively young name in Swiss watchmaking, but the brand has already made a name for itself thanks to its unique approach. Founded in 1999 and based in Biel, Formex has built its identity around combining mechanical watchmaking with engineering-led solutions.
Le contexte. Ce qui occupe les pages avant nous.
Friday is here, which means it’s time for another list! This week, we follow up on a discussion we had on Fratello Talks two weeks ago. In that episode, Robert-Jan, Nacho, and I discussed the ultimate decade for watches.
Lire l'article →When this one came across my inbox earlier this week, it honestly took me by surprise. How is it, I thought to myself, that Seiko hadn’t already made a bonsai themed watch at one point or another?
Lire l'article →FounderFest launches, Time+Tide heads behind the scenes at MotoGP, and Tom reflects on why not every watch needs to be an everyday watch.
Lire l'article →From the origin story to the full roster of modern Spring Drive movements More
Lire l'article →Kintaro Hattori is considered the father of the Japanese watch and clock industry, having opened K. Hattori & Co. in Tokyo 145 years ago. Hattori’s humble store eventually evolved into an empire that made Seiko the largest watch manufacturer in the world during the 1980s.
Lire l'article →Le fond de la journée, sans marque identifiée.
What’s the best watch-related invention ever? I realize it’s not an easy question to answer, but please, give it a go. I asked myself the exact same thing, and I concluded that it has to be the crown. We have Jean-Adrien Philippe to thank for that.
Lire l'article →Discover the watches that work with a T-shirt and button-down, from compact field watches to refined everyday pieces. Find the ones that handle both naturally.
Lire l'article →ハイドロコンクエストの最新モデルは、熱心な愛好家にとって魅力的な要素と高いコストパフォーマンスを重視している。
Lire l'article →Longtime Curaçao operator The Dive Bus has announced a temporary relocation from its home in Marie Pampoen.
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