Glashütte Original introduces two North America-exclusive SeaQ “Northern Tide” dive watches with turquoise dégradé dials, German manufacture movements, and production limited to 100 pieces each.
Before buying a dive watch, know the families first: the icons everyone recognizes, the tools collectors respect, and the left-field picks that make a collection interesting.
At the French Open, Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon made the case for Vacheron Constantin as the quiet-luxury couple’s watch brand: elegant, expensive, and completely unforced
Monaco is already Formula 1’s most glamorous weekend, but the 2026 grid turned the paddock into a watch show with Richard Mille, TAG Heuer, IWC, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, and more.
Some Year of the Horse watches go full artwork. Others keep it accessible. The best ones understand the assignment: make the symbolism feel like design, not decoration.
Inspired by a 19th-century pocket watch restored in Parmigiani Fleurier’s own ateliers, the Carillon Tourbillon brings together sound, memory, and modern independent watchmaking.
Drake once rapped about having 143 Rolexes in his collection, and looking at the pieces he actually wears, the number suddenly feels less impossible than it should.
Not every great celebrity watch spotting needs a six-figure price tag. From Tyler, the Creator’s $20 Casio to Daniel Craig’s MoonSwatch, these are the watches that prove taste is not always about budget.
With 007 First Light, OMEGA is taking the Bond watch story somewhere new: away from the movie archive and into gaming culture, where a younger Bond gets a Seamaster built for the next generation.
On “Ran To Atlanta,” Drake turns one Richard Mille reference into a full status signal, where rap luxury, Rafael Nadal, and seven-figure watch collecting all collide.