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DEFYING THE STATUS QUO - Since the late 1960s, the Defy has been Zenith’s go-to recipe for a progressive take on watchmaking. WatchTime takes a look at the current state of the Swiss brand’s collection. A PROTOTYPE IN SERIES - Based on a prototype from the late 1960s, the Black Bay P01 reveals a little-known aspect of Tudor’s history. We test the current serial model.
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Travel Essentials
Parmigiani's new Tonda PF GMT Rattrapante (Ref: PFC9051020001-100182) combines a complex movement with simplicity and purism.
Christie's Hong Kong to Present The Champion Collection, Part III: The Artistry of Complications
The May 24 sale includes 71 lots representing seven brands.
Celebrating A Classic
In 2022, the American watchmaker's 30th anniversary, RGM added a striking blue dial version of its vintage-inspired Model 600. We went hands on with the bicompax pilots' chronograph.
А Taste Of the Rainbow
It's no longer black, blue or green. In recent years, the watch industry has undoubtedly developed a taste for colorful executions. A look at some of the most recent releases.
50 Years of Making Things Better
In 2022, Porsche Design is paying tribute to some of its most iconic product creations. Among them is a faithful a re-edition of “the first all-black chronograph” from 1972, the legendary Chronograph 1.
Ultra Deep
In 2019, Omega's first Ultra Deep prototype watch made history when three watches reached the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest place on Earth, as part of a mission led by explorer Victor Vescovo.
FASTER, FASTEST
Zenith built the El Primero, the world's most accurate chronograph, in 1969. But now the manufacture has increased its beat frequency from 1/10th to 1/100th of a second. We took a look at what the fastest mechanical watch can do with its many facets.
SUPER LIGHT
With the Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light, Omega put its focus on a sporty look and innovative light weight. A fresh look at every detail resulted in a number of horological innovations. The hand-wound movement is Omega's first titanium caliber — and implementation was no easy feat. We had to wait more than two years to put this watch to our test.
Ice Diver
When it came to developing a new sports diving watch, Montblanc obviously didn't travel to the world's tropical waters for inspiration, but rather climbed up to the glacial lakes of the Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps and Western Europe, rising 4,807.81 meters (15,774 ft.) above sea level.
Entering A New Dimension
Bulgari celebrates the 10th anniversary of its award-winning Octo collection with the Italian maison's eighth world record, the thinnest mechanical watch ever produced. Meet the 1.8-mm thick Octo Finissimo Ultra.
