WatchTime Magazine

Three is a charm, they say— and this rings certainly true when it comes to the Breitling Navitimer, one of the most famous pilot watches ever created, with three new references dropping this week. Details live! watchtime.com/brands/pilots-…

As a photographer, Ming Thein knew, like no other, how to capture the heart and soul of a watch. Learning through his lens, his own timekeeping creations are full of captivating details, and with the Ming 37.04 Rose Gold he is living life like it’s golden watchtime.com/brands/ming/a-…

Launching now, Citizen marks 50 years of Eco-Drive with the new Photon— a limited-edition piece that uses light as a power source and design element. Check out the full details online, live now! watchtime.com/brands/citizen…

Every year on March 17, the world turns a little greener. What began as a feast day honoring Saint Patrick has evolved into a global celebration of Irish heritage, good fortune, and— perhaps most visibly— the color green watchtime.com/brands/automat…

With the Freak X Gumball 3000 – Edition 2, Ulysse Nardin channels the energy of the 3,000-mile rally into radical mechanics, Carbonium high-tech, and a bold black-and-orange design. This special edition is limited to just 150 pieces watchtime.com/brands/automat…

Greatness in watchmaking is often the result of a stroke of brilliance well executed, and few Piaget designs rival the legendary Polo, a story told in the Piaget Polo 150th Anniversary Edition watchtime.com/brands/piaget/…

Born from the pressures of the quartz crisis, IWC’s embrace of ceramic reshaped modern watchmaking. From early zirconium oxide cases to Ceratanium, this feature traces how innovation under pressure turned Schaffhausen into a materials trailblazer watchtime.com/brands/iwc/iwc…

A watch doesn’t have to be expensive to feel imaginative, but it does have to be executed well. And that’s exactly what Polish brand Hvilina delivers with the Universum Cosmographia. Full hands-on live now! watchtime.com/brands/afforda…

Regulator watches separate hours, minutes, and seconds for maximum precision. This latest feature from our magazine looks at six contemporary interpretations, from historically grounded designs to bold modern statements. watchtime.com/brands/regulat…

We went hands-on with the new Benrus Sky Chief. Faithful to the 1940 original and sized at a vintage-appropriate 36mm, the revived pilot’s chronograph blends mid-century aviation design with modern Swiss construction watchtime.com/brands/pilots-…

Born to serve. Built for the battlefield and refined ovr time, military watches have influenced wristwatch design for more than a century. Read our latest feature on how legibility, durability, and function continue to shape the watches we wear today. watchtime.com/brands/militar…

Heritage doesn’t have to look backward. In this magazine feature, we examine how Ferdinand Berthoud reinterprets centuries-old marine chronometer principles for the wrist. Live now! watchtime.com/brands/ferdina… #FerdinandBerthoud #marinechronometer

Earlier this month, COSC unveiled a stricter, more realistic certification protocol— tightening rate tolerances, increasing magnetic resistance, and verifying power reserve in a decisive step toward the future of Swiss precision watchtime.com/brands/chronom…

Founded on the invention of automatic winding, Perrelet has built a modern design language around motion itself. Today, we turn to an article first published in our 2025 Special Design issue, with a closer look at the distinct maker. Live now! watchtime.com/brands/perrele…

For 65 years, Sinn has built its reputation on functional clarity, technical innovation, and robust construction. To celebrate this milestone, the German manufacturer introduces the 903 Ti II Anniversary, a navigation chronograph limited to 500 pieces. watchtime.com/brands/pilots-…

Swatch’s newest art collab shrinks museum masterpieces into everyday wristwear. In partnership with the Guggenheim Museum New York and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, the brand introduces four new Originals models inspired by 20th‑century work watchtime.com/brands/swatch/…

Citizen introduces its first-ever Tsuyosa collaboration, partnering with seconde/seconde/ for a limited-edition take on the brand’s accessible integrated-bracelet automatic watchtime.com/brands/citizen…

In the 1950s, success was celebrated by treating yourself to an elegant, diamond-set watch. One of the most precious offerings of those days was the Signet, made by Longines, which was itself a symbol of the great success the brand enjoyed. watchtime.com/brands/longine…

Glashütte’s journey to becoming Germany’s watchmaking capital reads like a good novel. It is a story where tremendous effort and risk go hand in hand but where resilience is eventually rewarded, only to have to do it all over again. watchtime.com/brands/german-…

With the Prima, Manufacture des Montres Niton re-enters the world of haute horlogerie with a technically ambitious jump-hour wristwatch. Details live! watchtime.com/brands/Hand-wo…