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We love nothing more than a well-made, beautifully designed Swiss timepiece available in a price range most would feel is affordable but manufactured by a company with a long, storied history. This is why we adore the Conquest collection.

Summer is coming, and your wrist isn’t the only place that needs a stylish upgrade for the season.

With 41 complications, five astronomical functions, and a Westminster minute-repeater, this pièce unique is not only the world’s most complicated wristwatch but also the most apt horological metaphor for our crazy times.

Bringing you highly accurate chronograph performance in two very different styles, meet the new pair of Tentagraphs Grand Seiko debuted at Watches and Wonders 2025.

Debuted at the recent Watches and Wonders conclave in Geneva, the watchmaker’s iconic Carrera Day-Date returns in a refurbished, rethought collection that goes the extra mile in wrist appeal and sophistication.

NOMOS Glashütte’s new Manhattan showroom gives you the opportunity to preview new novelties and get a taste of Germany without leaving the city.

Another Watches and Wonders has come and gone, and with only a few weeks to digest the hundreds of novelties presented at this year’s show, picking our favorite pieces was no easy feat. Luckily, Team Watchonista is always up for a good challenge.

In the opulent calm of Villa Mozart during Milan Design Week, a private conversation with Jaeger-LeCoultre CEO Jérôme Lambert turned to the Atmos, that rarefied creation that appears to hover between epochs.