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When Kylie Jenner stepped onto the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show runway wearing the newest Fantasy Bra, she was sporting a cool $50 million worth of diamonds.
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Over the weekend at WatchTime New York, Chopard officially unveiled its newest tribute to Mexico’s Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration.
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What happens when a furniture maker, a ceramic artist and a goldsmith are granted an 18-month-long artisan residency that gives them access to centuries of artistic treasures at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the specialized decorative arts workshops…
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I have to admit that I generally gravitate toward larger watches.
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On October 10, the global watch community comes together to celebrate the artistry, craftsmanship and heritage of watchmaking.
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On an outdoor terrace six floors above the streets of Manhattan, Seiko Group did something unexpected for a watch company Tuesday night: it asked everyone to slow down.
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There are certain pairings that simply make sense, and exceptional watches and extraordinary automobiles have long been among them.
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Recently in New York, I joined Hublot and American artist Jeff Koons at Studio 525 in Chelsea for the official celebration of their recently announced partnership and the unveiling of the new watches.
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There are plenty of ways to launch a new watch, but having one presented to the Pope before it even goes on sale is certainly among the more unusual.
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Long before Louis Vuitton made a serious push into watchmaking with the Tambour in 2002, the famed French luxury house had already tested the waters with a rather unusual pair of watches.
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Sometimes a new dial color is enough to make a familiar watch feel entirely different.
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Ulysse Nardin has spent much of 2026 celebrating the 25th anniversary of its groundbreaking Freak, the world’s most complicated time-only watch, with a series of new introductions, including the Super Freak released during Watches & Wonders Geneva.
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Some collaborations make perfect sense.
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It isn’t every day that an icon turns 50 — especially one that still knows how to move.
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Some watches are instant successes.
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San Francisco 49ers’ running back Christian McCaffrey has spent much of his life thinking about performance.
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Geneva Watch Days ended this past weekend, and I needed a few days to digest everything.
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The Richemont Group (think Cartier, Vacheron Constantin, Van Cleef & Arpels and a host of other luxury Maisons) made an important move toward its future yesterday, appointing Anton Rupert, son of longtime Chairman Johann Rupert, as Non-executive Co-Deputy…
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The finalists are in for the 2026 Temporis International Awards and now watch lovers around the world get a chance to weigh in on which watches should take home the honors.
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There are few watch brands capable of making a 1,000-year mechanical counter seem almost logical.
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There are few watch brands that embody German watchmaking quite like A.
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Watch Week Aspen (Photo: RBock) Geneva Watch Days officially starts tomorrow and there will be much news filtering from that around-the-city show.
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Parmigiani Fleurier expands its Tonda PF collection with a new interpretation of the Tonda PF Skeleton, combining 18-karat rose gold with the brand’s signature Milano Blue.
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For centuries, Vacheron Constantin has understood something that only the finest watchmakers bring to reality: the fact that a watch dial does not have to be merely functional.
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Formula One watches tend to come dressed for the racetrack: carbon, titanium and, increasingly, plenty of team colors.
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Omega is giving its Speedmaster 38mm collection a meaningful refresh, introducing seven new references that sharpen the family resemblance to the legendary Moonwatch while retaining the smaller proportions and more colorful personality that distinguish the
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Some watch collaborations make you wonder what exactly the collaborators did besides put their names on the same timepiece and press release.
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I’ve been traveling a bit too much lately and, admittedly, ATimelyPerspective has been a little too quiet.
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Just in time for the final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix at the Dutch Circuit Zandvoort later this month, TAG Heuer unveils two bright new Formula 1 Solargraph watches that capture the energy of racing while putting color and solar technology front and cente…
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Roger Dubuis has spent more than a decade turning its Excalibur Knights of the Round Table collection into wearable sculpture, replacing traditional hour markers with miniature figures that transform each watch into a narrative.
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For four days every August, Aspen becomes one of the most exciting destinations in American watch collecting.
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Bell & Ross has built its reputation on watches inspired by aviation, but over the past several years the BR-05 collection has proven that the brand is just as comfortable navigating city streets as it is the cockpit.
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As women’s watches continue to enjoy renewed attention across the industry, Citizen Watch Company remains one of the strongest contenders in the under-$1,000 category.
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As the pendulum continues to swing toward smaller watches, Jaeger-LeCoultre is adding a perfectly timed new chapter to its feminine Rendez-Vous collection.
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For decades, military-inspired watches have looked to the past, recreating the field watches worn during World War II, Vietnam or other defining moments in history.
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The fireworks from the 4th of July may be over, but America’s 250th anniversary celebration is far from finished.
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The Mirrored Force Resonance has long stood as one of the most technically intriguing watches in contemporary independent watchmaking.
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When IWC reintroduced the Ingenieur collection in 2023, it wasn’t simply reviving an iconic watch—it was bringing back one of Gérald Genta’s most celebrated designs.
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Oris continues to build on one of its most successful collections with the newest Divers Date, a watch that traces its lineage back to the brand’s first purpose-built dive watch introduced in 1965.
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Swiss watch brand Corum, with a relatively young history, nonetheless challenges convention time and agin.
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Founded more than 150 years ago in America by Joseph Bulova, the Bulova name has long been synonymous with American culture and growth.
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Luxury sports watches have become one of the most competitive categories in watchmaking, and Vacheron Constantin holds a key space in that arena with its Overseas collection.
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With the heat wave we’ve been experiencing, it’s time for something cool – really cool.
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With America’s 250th anniversary celebrations bringing Tall Ships into New York Harbor and other ports across the country this summer, it’s a perfect time to take a look at watches inspired by life on the water.
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With Fourth of July almost upon us, America’s 250th birthday celebrations are about to kick into high gear.
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Physicist Albert Einstein, famed artist Andy Warhol, American industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt and pop artist Kenneth Scharf don’t have much in common at first glance.
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Visitors to New York City’s famed Rockefeller Center now have a new landmark timepiece to admire.
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I was there 30 years ago when Michel Parmigiani launched his eponymous watch brand.
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The short is yes and no.
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I’ve been fascinated by the Freak since the day I first saw it in 2001.