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Watchonista is reaching out to a select inner circle of our reader community. Our first question: What is currently exciting you about Rolex, and why?

Available in bright pink and blue tones, shall we compare these shimmering dials to a summer’s day?

The recently revealed Fifty Fathoms Tech adds impressive size, color, and style to the legendary dive watch’s pro-quality specs and functionality.

The RM 33-03 blends technical precision and artistic flair in two bold versions in either grade 5 titanium or Carbon TPT with red gold.

Who better to supply expert opinion and observations on a specific timepiece than the people who own one? Watchonista brought together a select group of collectors to go deep on the exquisite Breguet Tradition Ref. 7027 and 7037.

Attending Patek Philippe’s novelties presentation at Watches and Wonders is like going to a hectic blockbuster movie premiere. However, like rewatching a big movie once it’s out of theaters, getting a second look at the brand’s 2025 novelties has revealed some intriguing details from what might be considered supporting players.

It’s been a big year for the jeweler’s timepiece division, which we thought warranted a look back at its historic watches.

The latest Tonda PF Sport Chronograph is rendered in sandstone, making it the perfect off-white watch to take you from summer to ski season.

With a motto like “a racing machine on the wrist,” it is no wonder that Richard Mille carries such a profound automotive and motoring inspiration in the work it does. Meet its latest collaborative project, which doesn’t even include a clock on the dashboard.

Collaborations – and pretty interesting ones, to boot – play a big part in the relentlessly irreverent watchmaker’s collector-facing masterpieces.

Twelve new watches representing the twelve astrological signs shimmer like the night sky, thanks to guilloché and gem-setting.

In a major move, the Japanese brand adds three new mechanical movements to its Edifice lineup.

Small-batch watchmakers have been investing in innovation, and the returns for the brands and enthusiasts are paying dividends.

The Maison celebrates the 180th anniversary of Glashütte watchmaking and the opening of a new dial manufactory with a wonderfully complex timepiece.

Greubel Forsey introduces the definitive and final edition of the Balancier Contemporain, closing the chapter on this iconic and emblematic calibre.

The Le Mans Classic, which begins tomorrow, is one of the vintage racing world’s most important global events. So, it’s only natural for a watchmaker like Richard Mille, which has extensive ties to the racing world, to place a stunning new commemorative limited-edition in pole position.

Today, Armin Strom continues its flurry of new model releases with an exquisite, ice blue rendition of one of its signature innovations.

The Great White North is experiencing a surge in independent watchmaking. Today, we’re looking at some of the brands that should be on your radar.

From ultra-futuristic to downright bizarre, these out-of-the-box watches teach us to appreciate time in a whole new way.

The news earlier this month on the next chapter in the story of haute watchmaker Urban Jürgensen (as well as a trio of stunning new models) certainly rocked the watch world. Watchonista caught up with new Co-CEO Alex Rosenfield to dig a little deeper.