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WatchTime was founded in New York City in 1999 by the Ebner Publishing Group of Ulm, Germany. Ebner is a diversified publishing company and Europe’s leading publisher of consumer watch magazines. WatchTime has sister magazines in Germany, Poland, Korea, Japan, China and India.
Since its launch, WatchTime has become a worldwide authority and America’s no. 1 watch magazine. It is written for those who are interested in fine wristwatches. The watch is an increasingly important accessory. It’s become a major thing, like the car, a treasured possession with fascinating technical and design features that express lifestyle and attitude. WatchTime’s mission is to explore and celebrate fine wristwatches and watch culture. Our magazine (and watchtime.com) covers all aspects of fine timepieces: the watches themselves; the companies and countries that manufacture them; and the community of watch lovers who design, manufacture, wear and appreciate them. Source
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| Scope | International, Consumer |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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| Frequency | Bimonthly |
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Search ArticlesMeet the Watchmakers and Industry Leaders Coming to WatchTime New York 2026
Reading time 3 min. The people behind the watches, in person Onysko Photography / WatchTime With less than a week to go, WatchTime New York is preparing to welcome more than 40 watch brands and many of the people behind them to Gotham Hall. Returning this weekend fro October 16–18, the event gives collectors a chance to meet leading watchmakers, founders and executives while exploring their newest watches. That access has long been one of the event’s biggest draws.
RZE UTD-8080 Debuts with an In-House Digital Module
Reading time 3 min. An upgradeable titanium tool watch RZE's new UTD-8080 with white Cerakote coating RZE More and more smaller watch brands are developing their own movements, yet they are almost always mechanical. Singapore-based brand RZE is taking a different route, entering territory usually reserved for big groups by developing a digital module in-house. With the UTD-8000, RZE launched its first digital watch — a bold move for a brand whose previous offerings were entirely analog.
The Louis Vuitton Monterey Returns in Green and Black Ceramic
Reading time 3 min. 1980s design meets contemporary watchmaking Louis Vuitton revisits its horological roots with the Monterey, a time-only model that reinterprets the brand’s first wristwatch from the late 1980s. Following last year’s debut of a limited edition of 188 pieces in yellow gold with a white enamel dial, the maison now brings the distinctive pebble-shaped design into its permanent collection in two ceramic versions.
Introducing the H. Moser Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition
Reading time 3 min. Ceramic meets Alpine Blue With the Streamliner Tourbillon Skeleton Ceramic Alpine Limited Edition, H. Moser & Cie. gives its open-worked tourbillon model a ceramic case for the first time. Limited to 100 pieces, the watch is the third creation resulting from the brand’s partnership with Alpine Motorsports and the BWT Alpine F1 Team. It is distinguished by a fully skeletonized manufacture movement, a flying tourbillon and a new combination of dark ceramic and vivid Alpine blue.
A New Chapter: Patek Philippe Introduces the Gondolo Ladies First
Reading time 4 min. Art Deco-inspired design meets diamonds, colorful gemstones, and quartz technology At the Watch Art Grand Exhibition Milano, Patek Philippe introduced six new Gondolo Ladies First watches that revisit an important chapter in the brand’s history of women’s watches. The new Ref. 7043 collection takes inspiration from the Ladies First Chronograph Ref.
Angelus Brings Vintage Motoring Style Into the Present with the Chronographe Tachymètre
Reading time 4 min. Built for speed, scaled to 37mm The early, pioneering days of motoring provide the inspiration for Angelus’ latest creation. The new Chronographe Tachymètre joins the brand’s La Fabrique collection of measurement timepieces, combining a compact case, a vintage-inspired tachymeter scale and a hand-wound chronograph movement.
Trilobe Château Trente-Deux: Uncorking a Masterpiece
Reading time 4 min. French winemaking meets serious horology We rarely associate watchmaking with fine wines, but the new TrilobeChâteau Trente-Deux is different. The Parisian brand draws a direct parallel between the controlled environment of a wine cellar and the precise demands of a watch workshop. The creators at Trilobe have never bottled a single wine.
Introducing the Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Unfrogettable
Reading time 3 min. The frog returns in new colors The frog is back, just in time for the Halloween season. With its wide-eyed expression, rotating pupils and crown-shaped winding crown, the Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Unfrogettable is a great example of how watchmaking can have a deep sense of humor. Now, as the spooky season brings all kinds of creatures out into the open, the unmistakable character returns in two new colors: bright turquoise and warm brown.
Bulova Introduces the A-11 Jimmy
Reading time 3 min. From WWII to the Big Screen Bulova brings its World War II military-watch heritage into the present with the new A-11 Jimmy Inspired by an original Bulova A-11 “Hack Watch” used in the upcoming movie Jimmy, the 37mm stainless-steel watch combines the design of the historic military specification with a modern-day automatic movement, sapphire crystal and a slimmer case profile.
6 Must-See Watches at WatchTime New York 2026
Reading time 5 min. From hand-colored titanium dials to a one-of-a-kind minute repeater RGM Model 501-PC Perpetual Calendar RGM With WatchTime New York less than ten days away, excitement is building for a weekend of new releases, collector conversations, and watchmaking at Gotham Hall. Returning from October 16 to 18, the show will give enthusiasts a chance to handle watches they have followed all year — and discover others for the first time.