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In recent years, skeptics have had to concede that, beyond the leather goods that the brand is most synonymous with, Hermès has some serious horology chops. While the brand had mostly leaned more on classic, dress-oriented watch designs, all of that changed with the introduction of the Hermès H08 in 2021. It was the ultimate mic-drop moment for the brand, catapultin...

The King Seiko VANAC, based on a model from the 1970s and revived just last year, is the sportiest and most boldly retro member of the recently re-established King Seiko collection. In keeping with 21st-century trends, it also stands apart with its urban-inspired dial textures and colors and its distinctive integrated bracelet. Here is a closer look at the King Seik...

Tudor has followed up Watches and Wonders with a surprise release that nobody saw coming. It is a brand new Black Bay Chrono in 39mm dubbed the “Bumblebee.” While everyone was waiting anxiously for a revamp of the Tudor Big Block, the brand took things a step further and brought something really fun and exciting (dare I say…daring) to the table that can sit alongsid...

June 2nd is Lou Gehrig’s Day (here in the U.S., that is), and this year, Oris has launched its latest baseball-inspired Big Crown Pointer Date paying tribute to the legendary Yankee player's life and legacy on and off the field. In addition to special colors and details that call back to Gehrig himself, funds raised from the new Oris Lou Gehrig Limited Edition will ...

In the past few years, Parmigiani Fleurier has been on a roll with debuting incredibly minimal takes on the watch industry's most beloved complications, from the GMT to the minute repeater. At Watches & Wonders 2026, the brand took on the...