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Author: Gil Tamam
Hanhart releases its first officially licensed Steve McQueen 417 ES Limited Edition, reviving the chronograph tied to the actor’s racing legacy.
Christopher Ward marks 15 years of in-house complications with the C1 Jump Hour XV, a 39mm limited edition of 300 pieces celebrating the brand’s horological milestone.
Windup NYC 2026 lineup is growing fast. Here’s what we know about the microbrand-heavy watch fair returning to New York next year.
DWISS S1 15th Anniversary: Fifteen Years of Telling Time Differently
DWISS celebrates its fifteenth anniversary with two new expressions of the S1 wandering-hours timepiece. The Orange and Silver editions bring fresh dial treatments to the celestial complication that sold at 30% above retail at auction earlier this year. Limited to 50 pieces per color, powered by a modified La Joux-Perret G100 Soigné with 68 hours of power reserve, priced at CHF 2,200.
Carbon fiber appears in watch cases, bezels, and dials across the industry. But no one has put it inside a mechanical movement – until Hirotaka Sugiyama, a 20-year veteran watchmaker from Osaka, CNC-machined CFRP bridges and integrated them into a working timepiece. This is the story behind the CP-02.
By Alex I., Founder of Tektora The Question That Started It All I wanted to put a fragment of an ancient asteroid on a wrist – so I built a watch around it. That’s the simple version. The longer version starts with a question I kept asking myself: Why doesn’t the watch I have in mind already exist? Not meteorite watches in general – those are out there. But the specific combination I was looking for? That didn’t exist. I’ve been collecting watches for years. I’ve worn 42mm divers that felt like hockey pucks on my wrist, dress watches that…
