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On the cover, we have the Omega Seamaster Railmaster, a modern reinterpretation of the iconic Railmaster released in 1957, as part of the ‘Professional Trilogy’. We deep dive into Hermes’s Le Temps Suspendu watch and the brand’s history in creating personalized expressions of time, in our story ‘Pause And Reflect’. We visit the Panerai manufacture in Neuchatel, the biggest in the area, and speak to Jerome Cavadini, COO of the brand. We also interview one of India’s oldest retailers, the Pune-based CT Pundole & Sons, and how its rise mirrors that of the watch market in India. For our collector feature, we turn the spotlight on TC Sajit, a Bengaluru-based collector, whose spiritual approach to watches has resulted in a collecting journey that’s more than 40 years long. Our Tests & Reviews section covers Frederique Constant’s Highlife Automatic COSC and Chopard’s Alpine Eagle 41 XP CS. All this, alongside the latest watches that turned our heads at Watches and Wonders.

Marking Milestones

Celebrating its 250th anniversary this year, Breguet’s kept a steady stream of novelties coming through. Its first release, the Classique Souscription 2025 (Ref.2025BH/28/9W6) is a modern take on the brand's historical pocket watch, Souscription, introduced in 1796.

3 mins

Top 100

Breitling celebrates the 100th birth year of American astronaut Scott Carpenter with the Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Scott Carpenter Centenary Edition (Ref. LB0240211C1P1), a 50-piece limited edition crafted in platinum.

1 mins

In Vein

To mark the 50th anniversary of the Bvlgari Roma line, the brand has unveiled four limited-edition timepieces: Two models feature green dials and two sport blue dials, in 26 mm and 38 mm each.

1 mins

Strong and Mighty

Adding to its famed Astronomia collection, which debuted in 2014, Jacob & Co.has released the latest Astronomia Revolution Four-Axis Tourbillon (Ref.AT180.40..AB.AA.A).

1 mins

Complex Beauty

Jaeger-LeCoultre has expanded its Polaris collection with the new Ocean Grey Polaris Chronograph (Ref. Q9028651).

1 mins

Fantasy Realised

IWC Schaffhausen has released two new timepieces inspired by French author Antoine de Saint Exupéry's popular novel The Little Prince: A 46.5 mm Perpetual Calendar Tourbillon Le Petit Prince (Ref. IW504901), which has debuted in blue ceramic and is a limited edition of 100 pieces, and the other, a 43 mm Tourbillon Le Petit Prince (Ref.IW329501) crafted in platinum and is a 150-piece limited edition.

1 mins

The Chief

After its recent revival under CEO Patrik Hoffmann, Favre Leuba marks a new milestone with its first-ever tourbillon, the Chief Tourbillon (Ref.00.20103.150.06.200).

1 mins

Sporty Chic

Following the Pink and Flamingo Blue editions, Tudor deepens its ties with motorsport with the release of the Black Bay Chrono Carbon 25 (Ref.m79377kn-0001), a limited edition of 2,025 pieces inspired by the Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team.

1 mins

Past and Future

Celebrating 100 years of Longines' first-ever dual time zone wristwatch, Zulu Time, the brand has released a new timepiece, Spirit Zulu Time 1925 (Ref.L3.803.5.53.6).

1 mins

Floating Time

MB&F's SP One is the smallest watch ever released by the brand with a 38 mm pebble-shaped case.

1 mins

Full Range

Tissot's PR 100 Jungfraubahn special-edition watches are inspired by the rack railways of the Swiss Alps that lead to the highest railway station in Europe, Jungfraujoch, which is often referred to as the 'Top of Europe'.

1 mins

Around the World

The Doxa SUB 250T GMT marks the brand's significant return to the GMT complication, first launched in 2006.

1 mins

The Blues

Paying tribute to a 1970s Herbelin design, the Cap Camarat Square Skeleton (Ref. 1646SQ115CBC) features a 39 mm square, polished and brushed 316L stainless-steel case, with visible screws on a vertical brushed bezel.

1 mins

Colour Fest

Swatch has released a vibrant new SCUBAQUA collection with five bold 44 mm dive-inspired watches crafted in the brand's innovative Bioceramic, a sustainable blend of two-thirds ceramic and one-third bio-sourced material derived from castor oil.

1 mins

Easy Does it

Frederique Constant has released the new Classics Manchette series reviving the iconic cuff watches of the 1980s.

1 mins

Of Smiles and Stories

WatchTime India and Zimson Watches joined hands to showcase Longines's latest timepieces

1 mins

Bold Ambitions

Collaborations between visionary artists, brands, and watchmakers result in timepieces that reflect perfect harmony between tradition and innovation. Here is a list that personifies this approach.

3 mins

GOLDEN TOUCH

MIYOTA was established in 1959 by Citizen Watch Co., Ltd. to manufacture movements for its own watches.

1 mins

2025: Taking stock of the first half of the year in Collectibles

The secondary market for watches has seen volatility but also some strong results

2 mins

Ticking the Right Boxes

Here are the watches that turned our heads at Watches and Wonders 2025

10+ mins

CLASSIC CORE, MODERN BUILD

Bringing back the Railmaster in two iterations, Omega once again shows how it is capitalising on its heritage and upping the game, without missing a beat

7 mins

Pause and Reflect

Hermès's Le Temps Suspendu watches have the unique ability to tell time, suspend it, and restart it at the push of a button. We track how the brand set about creating this personalised expression of time.

7 mins

Family Matters

We visit the legacy of one of India's oldest retailers, the Pune-based C.T. Pundole & Sons, and how its rise mirrors that of the watch market in India

6 mins

Made in Japan - Part 2: Microbrands

Japanese watchmaking has its big boys: Seiko, Citizen and Casio.

4 mins

Walking Through Glashütte, Part III: Current Day Excellence

The history of Glashütte is full of challenging times, but the founding fathers of this modest village in Germany would have been proud if they saw it today.

7 mins

Forged in Precision

At the Officine Panerai manufacture, the brand conducts comprehensive tests on its watches, which validates why it is positioned as a leader in reliability and durability

8 mins

Sō Labs, And the Layer Two

I challenge you to find any watch quite like a Sō Labs.

6 mins

FUTURE PERFECT

Everything that goes into British clockmaker Sinclair Harding's spectacular works of art

6 mins

Blast From the Past

Jean Marcel Tonneau Mystery

3 mins

TIME AFTER TIME

A spiritual approach to watches resulting from a collecting journey that's more than 40 years long. We speak to Bengaluru-based collector TC Sajit, about what fuels this passion.

5 mins

LIVING THE HIGHLIFE

In 1999, Frederique Constant introduced the first models of its Highlife collection (including a version with tourbillon), characterised by their integrated strap design.

4 mins

Higher, Further, Faster

Chopard once again proves how versatile the Alpine Eagle is when it comes to materials, complications and colours. We take a closer look at the first platinum version of the sports watch, the new Flying Tourbillon in Lucent Steel, and the high-frequency SL Cadence 8HF with a ceramicised titanium case— the lightest watch ever presented in the collection, and most likely also the one most sought-after by collectors.

8 mins

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WatchTime India Description:

Éditeur: Malayala-Manorama

Catégorie: Lifestyle

Langue: English

Fréquence: Quarterly

Launched in 2012, WatchTime India is the result of a collaboration between America's most-read watch magazine, WatchTime and India's leading media house, Malayala Manorama. With an aim to popularize and celebrate the evolving watch culture of the country, the publication is your one-stop destination for everything related to fine luxury watches. From the latest tests to reviews, to exclusive features on the history and horological heritage of some of the most spectacular watch brands of the world, WatchTime India has a lot to offer.