The launch of the Reverso Tribute Chronograph in 2023 marked a pivotal development in the progression of the Reverso series. In its latest iteration, Jaeger-LeCoultre has introduced a limited ...

The Chonomaster Original Triple Calendar has a chronograph, calendar and moon phase. Zenith Zenith debuted the Chronomaster Original Triple Calendar in 2024 with several steel references, then put the ...

This stylish chronograph watch is a winner among Amazon shoppers: Reviewers are calling it “beautiful” and “very comfortable to wear.” If blue isn't your color, it also comes in a black ...

A limited production of 250 examples, the pink gold Reverso Tribute Chronograph is priced at $66,000 USD and is available for inquiry through Jaeger-LeCoultre.

This includes approximately 60,000 shock tests subjecting the watches to 500 G, more than 100,000 winds of the crown, 3,456,000 turns of the movement weight, and 5,840 start-stop-reset cycles for ...

Hot on the heels of a standout showing at Watches and Wonders – and riding the buzz of its record-breaking G.F.J. calibre – Zenith has added a new layer of luxury to its Chronomaster Original ...

Now available, Montblanc’s new lime gold 1858 Split Second Chronograph Limited Edition 18 is retailing for $50,000 USD. Head over to the watchmaker’s website to learn more.

Both Highlife Chronograph Automatic watches are available to buy now with the rose gold variation priced at £3,495 and the limited edition steel costing £3,295.

Parmigiani Fleurier just released stainless steel and 18-carat rose gold versions of its iconic Tonda PF Sport Automatic and Sport Chronograph timepieces, suitable for the boardroom or a getaway ...

The brand’s most complex watch ever, the Automatic Split Seconds Chronograph has over 600 components and comes in grey Quartz TPT, Carbon TPT, 5N red gold and titanium versions ...

This isn’t just a pretty face, though. The triple calendar Chronomaster is one of the most intricate takes on Zenith’s legendary El Primero movement – a high-frequency calibre that was always intended ...