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- Oct 1, 2026
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Watchmakers Are Catching Up to Cartier’s Small-Case Instincts (opens the original)
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For much of the past two decades, luxury watches seemed to move in only one direction: bigger. Cases stretched past 40 millimeters and sports watches grew increasingly imposing as brands built entire identities around watches designed to announce themselves from across the room. Now the pendulum is swinging back. This reversal began in the second half of the 2010s, as vintage watches and their smaller proportions returned to favor, and it accelerated in the early 2020s alongside the resurgence o
7 Watches That Take Yacht Life Seriously (opens the original)
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On a yacht, peak performance is part of the luxury. A watch may be asked to time the start of a race, monitor the tides, track another time zone or simply withstand an afternoon in the sea. A nautical name and a blue dial aren't enough—the watch has a job to do, but it also needs to look the part. Back in port, the same timepiece joins a maritime lifestyle built around yacht clubs, coastal resorts and international sailing events. Garmin, Omega, Panerai and Ulysse Nardin approach yacht life thro
6 Timepieces From Geneva Watch Days Worth a Closer Look (opens the original)
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Geneva Watch Days opened its seventh edition last week with 68 participating brands, making it arguably the year's second-most important watch launch event after Watches and Wonders in April. Founded in 2020 by a handful of brands, the decentralized event has grown into a major annual showcase spanning established luxury houses including Bulgari, Breitling and Zenith as well as many smaller independent makers producing watches on a much more limited scale. This year's introductions cover far mor
Why University’s End Marks the Start of So Many Watch Collectors’ Journeys (opens the original)
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Most graduation gifts get used up, replaced or forgotten, but a watch is different. For generations, receiving a serious timepiece has marked the move out of school and into whatever follows, whether it’s a first job, a new city or simply adult life. Part of the appeal is straightforward: graduation is a natural occasion for a substantial gift and, for watchmakers at the accessible end of luxury, it’s a chance to become someone’s introduction to a “real,” mechanical watch. Many watchmakers recog
With an Inherited Watch Collection, Doing Less Is the Smartest Move (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, a retired New York City civil servant inherited a Rolex from an uncle he cared for during the final years of his life. Uncertain what it was worth, he guessed around $10,000 and hid it in a flowerpot in his Queens apartment for safekeeping. When he eventually brought it to Sotheby's, the watch turned out to be a rare vintage Daytona known to collectors as a “John Player Special.” It sold for $768,000. The sale, according to Geoff Hess, Sotheby’s global head of watches, dramatic
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