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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
Language English
Country United States of America
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Corum Revives the Coin Watch for America’s 250th Anniversary with 50 State-Inspired Editions

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 3 min. 50 states, 50 designs As the United States marks 250 years of independence today, Corum is celebrating the milestone with a revival of one of its most iconic creations. The new Heritage Coin collection reinterprets the famed Coin Watch, a design that has occupied a special place in watchmaking history since its debut in 1964.
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Red, White, & Blue: Watches Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 8 min. The Semiquincentennial, say that five times fast Watches for America at 250: Breitling, Bulova, Benrus, and Praesidus Mark a Historic Anniversary As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary on July 4th tomorrow, watchmakers are joining the celebration with a new generation of commemorative timepieces. Some look to the nation’s founding ideals, others to its military heritage, and some simply capture the enduring appeal of red, white, and blue on the wrist.
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Red, White, & Blue: Watches Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 7 min. The Semiquincentennial, say that five times fast Watches for America at 250: Breitling, Benrus, and Praesidus Mark a Historic Anniversary As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary on July 4th tomorrow, watchmakers are joining the celebration with a new generation of commemorative timepieces. Some look to the nation’s founding ideals, others to its military heritage, and some simply capture the enduring appeal of red, white, and blue on the wrist.
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Bremont Celebrates Henley Royal Regatta with Limited-Edition Terra Nova HRR Chronograph

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 3 min. Ready to row Drawing inspiration from the traditions and precision of competitive rowing, Bremont introduces the Terra Nova HRR Chronograph Limited Edition, created to commemorate its partnership with the Henley Royal Regatta.
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Mauron Musy Introduces the MU09 NODE° to the U.S. Collector Community

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By Caleb Anderson
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Reading time 5 min. A closer look at Mauron Musy’s U.S. debut for the MU09 NODE° Mauron Musy occupies a distinctive place in independent watchmaking. The Swiss maison, founded in 2013 by Christophe Musy and Eric Mauron, has built much of its identity around a technical idea that sounds simple, but certainly is not, in creating water-resistant timepieces without conventional gaskets.
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Louis Erard Adds to 2340 Collection with the Mauve and Forest Editions

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 3 min. A distinct display of minimalism Introduced in 2025 and named after the postal code of Le Noirmont, the Swiss Jura village where Louis Erard is based, the 2340 Collection marked a new direction for the independent watchmaker. With its integrated bracelet, streamlined profile, and carefully considered mix of materials, it opened a fresh chapter in the brand’s design language.
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Longines Refreshes the Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 3 min. Now equipped with a light blue opaline dial Longines continues to mine its rich archives with a new interpretation of theConquest Heritage Central Power Reserve, a watch that combines mid-century design cues with a complication unique to the Saint-Imier manufacture.
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Grand Seiko Renews the Evolution 9 Collection

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By Caleb Anderson
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Reading time 6 min. New dials, better bracelets, and U.F.A. Spring Drive accuracy The SLGB013 Grand Seiko Grand Seiko is giving the core of its Evolution 9 Collection a substantial update for 2026, refreshing nine references across the brand’s flagship design family. The new lineup includes five Spring Drive models powered by the high-accuracy Caliber 9RB2 and four mechanical models using the Hi-Beat Caliber 9SA5.
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Doxa Revives the SUB 200 T.GRAPH

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By Sabine Zwettler
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Reading time 3 min. One of the earliest dive chronographs returns to the market When Doxa introduced the SUB 200 T.GRAPH in 1969, dive watches were rapidly evolving into professional instruments, while chronographs remained largely confined to motorsport and aviation. Combining the two was anything but common. Now, almost 60 years later, the Swiss brand has revived the concept with the new SUB 200 T.GRAPH II.
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Sponsored: Bulova’s Lunar Pilot “Black Hole” Brings the Collection to 41mm

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Reading time 4 min. The most wearable Lunar Pilot yet Bulova’sLunar Pilot collection has always carried one of the strongest spaceflight stories in modern watchmaking, but for many collectors, there has been one lingering request: a smaller case. With the limited-edition Lunar Pilot “Black Hole,”Bulova answers that call directly, offering the historic chronograph in a new 41mm format while giving the watch one of the most conceptually considered names in the collection’s history.
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WatchTime Journalists

Anderson, Caleb
Eich, Maria-Bettina
Green, Martin
Hinshaw, Dara
Krupp, Alexander
Love, Zen
Orlando, Sara
Ruegger, Roger
Zwettler, Sabine