24 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.
Small changes can go a long way, but when a watch goes from bracelet-only (sort of) to a leather strap, it can go a very long way. Especially when said watch is a true pioneer in the field, with historical relevance and iconic design importance.
Lire l'article →The Roger Dubuis (RD) Excalibur Biretrograde Perpetual Calendar is something of a bridge across eras for RD, combining the brand’s seminal biretrograde calendar format with the 2000s-era Excalibur case, executed in RD’s current lavishly layered house style.
Lire l'article →Are you looking for a watch representing the overwhelmingly beautiful scenes of Norwegian nature? Straum has you covered with the Jan Mayen line. But what if you want a watch to actually wear on an adventure or expedition to experience Norwegian nature firsthand? That’s where the new Straum Expedition comes in.
Lire l'article →Nos concurrents directs. Ce qu'ils sortent, nous pourrions le sortir.
A Swiss titanium field watch and a Japanese solar chronograph shouldn't have much in common, but both have become go-to grab-and-go hiking watches, crossing the Atlantic through UK trails alike.
Le contexte. Ce qui occupe les pages avant nous.
Everything you need to know about the Japanese watchmaker's pioneering solar technology More
Lire l'article →Le fond de la journée, sans marque identifiée.
You know, I actually wasn’t going to write about this watch.
Lire l'article →Are you afraid of the dark? No, really—it’s one of the most common phobias and for good reason. The dark represents the unknown, the impossible, and the very idea of danger. And while that uncertainty often leads to an understandable (and innately biological) fear reaction, it also makes the dark exciting beyond measure.
Lire l'article →Five days, dozens of brands – all in one city.
Lire l'article →As time passes, you often accumulate stuff. Visualize what’s in your attic, and you’ll know what I’m talking about. Now, Minase is doing the opposite. The new J3 is a model inspired by the M3, but instead of adding details to that watch, Minase removes what it deems unnecessary.
Lire l'article →For one of its most recent releases, the Thai-based brand turned to forged carbon, developing the Wise ADAMASCUS A8.1 Forged Carbon Diver.
Lire l'article →French brand Jacques Bianchi comes from a military diving background dating back to the 1980s and 1990s, with its watches promising superior legibility and a practical design. The JB200 Diver was initially developed for the French Navy’s diving units, and that case has since become the foundation for the brand’s modern dive watches.
Lire l'article →Here we go again. I’m spending time with a rose gold-coated, dressier watch, which is pretty far outside my usual collecting habits. Still, I’ve found that I learn a lot about my tastes whenever I force myself into these little explorations. In this case, I’m glad I did.
Lire l'article →The book weaves a personal narrative of friendship, challenges, and focus that brought together arguably the rarest collection of complicated Universal watches ever.
Lire l'article →Nivada Grenchen unveiled the Autochron Automatic Orange , the latest interpretation of the Autochron line launched in 2024 to revive one of the brand’s rare late-1970s sports-chronograph prototypes.
Lire l'article →There is no shame in admitting you’ve never heard of something. You know the tourbillon is a little mechanical anti-gravity device, so to speak. The cônillon, however, is very rare. It is a tourbillon regulator with a tilted balance that follows a conical path rather than a conventional flat plane.
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