This year, Revolution turns 20. Two decades of chronicling people, watches and ideas that have defined and reinvented the age-old craft of timekeeping. To celebrate, we’ve chosen over 100 milestones ...

From the first metal G-Shock to Kikuo Ibe’s sapphire Blue Rose Project, we trace 30 years of MR-G and its evolution into the ...

A digital watch for mechanical purists leads a week that also brings an ultra-thin perpetual calendar, a blue six-day ...

Twenty-five creations reserved for the Italian market explore the country’s landscapes, art and craftsmanship at Patek ...

Rolex brings back a collector favourite as an annual calendar, Hublot turns Jeff Koons’ work into two radically different watches, and Serena Williams gets a Royal Oak of her own.

The Padellone returns, reimagined for today with an ingeniously simple instantaneous annual calendar and a high-frequency movement with the Dynapulse escapement.

The story of the perpetual calendar on the wrist dates back to 1925, when Patek Philippe created the world’s first known perpetual calendar wristwatch. Yet innovation in the complication moved at a ...

Looks and features like this have never been so accessible. Until last year, you mostly wouldn’t have expected to get a solid automatic GMT watch at under $1,500 much less $500. Seiko changed all that ...

Looking at Hublot’s 2026 Watches and Wonders lineup, there’s an undeniable shift in the wind. The brand isn’t trying to be everywhere at once this year. It’s pulling the focus back onto the Big Bang ...

Cartier is one of the blue-chip brands of Watches & Wonders, and not just because of the sheer scale of their watchmaking business. No Cartier, as befits the brand responsible for the first ...

As complications go, perpetual calendars propel you straight into the major league. That was clearly the intent when Breitling launched its first in-house perpetual calendar chronograph movement, ...