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A Shared Attention to (Auto) Details, Part 7
Discover more of those automotive design details that watch lovers will adore.
By Nate Chapnick
The Traveller
Gagà Laboratorio’s Mo Coppoletta’s Guide to the Perfect Day on Lake Garda
The inventive watchmaker’s creative leader rolls out his recommendations for exploring the so-called “Olive Tree Riviera” like an in-the-know local, with a leisurely, waterborne itinerary that offers attractions the average turista might miss.
By Watchonista
The Art Of Drinking
Cheers! Watch-Inspired Summer Cocktails
Cut the summer heat with these delectable cocktails uniquely inspired by watchmakers and their respective terroirs. And since today is Swiss National Day, we start with Helvetia, but our virtual pub crawl goes much further afield, deliciously.
By Mike Espindle
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The Library
People Friendly: A New Longines Watch Book Sums Up the Maker’s Impressive Heritage with Personality
With its latest book release, Longines: Watches That Made History, the watchmaker presents a fairly audacious gambit, just in its title alone. But that promise of esteem and importance is fully delivered across 288 wonderfully illustrated pages.
By Mike Espindle
The Library
Now That’s Entertainment: The Top 5 Watch Books of 2025
Since we are officially in 2026, we thought we’d take some time to review a set of impressive timepiece-related books published in 2025 that will actually entertain you.
By Mike Espindle
The Library
Wrists of Fame: A New Celebrity Watch Book is About to Hit Shelves
Somehow, the extremely busy Watchonista Editor-at-Large Rhonda Riche has found the time to release her second watch book of the year, and it’s about much more than just celebrity bling.
By Watchonista
The Library
About Time is the Children’s Book Watch-Collecting Parents Have Been Asking For
British Watchmaker Rebecca Struthers and science teacher and children’s book author Alom Shaha are about to break the watch industry internet with the introduction of their co-written children’s book, About Time.
By Barbara Palumbo
The Library
Hidden History: The Wonderful World of Women’s Watches by Rhonda Riche
Watchonista’s own Rhonda Riche has penned her very first watch opus, and it is a long-overdue exploration of the role of iconic ladies’ watches in the watch world and the women shaping the industry.
By Watchonista
The Library
Five Great Watch Books from 2024
If you are like us, you spent some of your holidays talking watches with friends and family. So, with the winter’s chill setting in for many of you, why not cozy up with a terrific timepiece tome from 2024? It’ll give you even more to talk about.
By Watchonista
The Library
Author’s Notes: Inside the Upcoming Greubel Forsey: The Art of Invention Book
We caught up with the book’s author (and Watchonista contributor), Michael Clerizo, to discuss some intriguing insights he unearthed during his research for this new tome.
By Mike Espindle
The Library
The Must-Read Watch Books from 2022
Welcome to our list of the must-read books from 2022 dedicated to the world of watches.
By Ash Longet
The Library
Book Look: At The AP House with Audemars Piguet and Assouline
To continue the 50th Anniversary celebration of the iconic Royal Oak, Audemars Piguet partnered with the equally iconic Assouline publishing house, to create a coffee-table book for enthusiasts all around.
By Jessica “J.J.” Owens
The Library
Seven Books Any Watch Collector Would Love To Find Under The Tree
These easy readers will fan any enthusiast’s fire for fine watches.
By Rhonda Riche
The Library
SEA TIME: A Watch Book Worth Diving Into
Watch writers Aaron Sigmond and Mark Bernardo have released SEA TIME: Watches Inspired by Sailing, Yachting, and Diving. An exhaustive guide to all things diving watches.
By Josh Shanks
The Library
Story Time, Our Favorite Books For The Watch Collector
What do you get the collector who has every watch? How about hopping online and buying the best horological books which tell tales of passion and intrigue.
By Rhonda Riche
The Library
Our Top 10 Must-Read Watchmaking Books
It is well known that the journey to learn all you need to know about watchmaking is never-ending. There are plenty of schools that will teach you about watches, but most of the time, you will have to find the information by yourself. To support you on your quest, here is a selection of our Top Ten watchmaking books.
By Audrey Humbert
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