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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 ArticlesSeven High-Performance Watches Built for the US Open
Reading time 8 min. From center court to the stands, these watches are built to keep up An Audemars Piguet and a Rolex watch Manufacturers, partially AI-generated The excitement of the 2026 Wimbledon Championships is still fresh in our minds. To look at the grounds of the All England Club today and compare them with the pristine lawns at the start of the 14-day competition, the estate feels distinctly weathered.
Czapek Promenade Transparencies Aqua Blue: A Mechanical Study in Blue
Reading time 4 min. Skeletonized in aqua blue With the Promenade Transparencies Aqua Blue, Czapekonce again explores the fascination of mechanical transparency. Two years after the Promenade Transparencies Viridian Green, the Swiss brand presents its concept of total transparency in a new colorway. The blue metallic sapphire crystal dial offers an unobstructed view of the fully skeletonized manufacture movement, revealing details such as the micro-rotor from both sides.
Watch Myths: 10 Misconceptions Even Collectors Believe
Reading time 4 min. Myths and misconceptions For many enthusiasts, the word "manufacture" is treated as the ultimate mark of quality. But it only indicates that a brand develops and produces its movements largely in-house. That alone, however, says little about their actual performance or reliability. Many respected watchmakers use modified calibers from specialists such as ETA or Sellita. Refined over decades, these movements are proven, dependable, and widely serviceable.
Meet the Bell & Ross BR-05 GMT Green Steel
Reading time 3 min. A fresh look for urban travel Since its introduction in 2019, the BR-05 has brought a more urban interpretation to Bell & Ross’ catalogue. While the brand is best known for its cockpit-inspired pilot watches, the collection transferred its characteristic “circle within a square” motif into a sleeker, more metropolitan context.
Yema Brings Back the Superman Bronze CMM.10 in Three New Colors
Reading time 3 min. Three new colors for Yema’s bronze Superman diver Like its namesake hero, the YemaSuperman was created to perform under extreme conditions. While one has been protecting the world above since 1936, the other has earned its reputation in the demanding underwater environment since the 1960s.
Hands-On with the RZE Resolute Type A
Reading time 4 min. A classic pilot’s watch formula gets a tougher, more colorful twist RZE Resolute Type A on its blue strap Martin Green RZE has made quite a name for itself in a relatively short period of time with its robust adventure watches. The Resolute Type A continues this tradition by taking the classic pilot’s watch layout and giving it a contemporary twist.
Laurent Mekies on Time Pressure, Trust, and Verstappen's Contract Extension
Reading time 6 min. Laurent Mekies - CEO & Team Principal Oracle Red Bull Racing TAG Heuer It's a weekend heavy with symbolism when this conversation takes place: for the last time, the Circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands opens its gates to Formula 1 — the dunes along the Dutch North Sea coast that, since 2021, have become a fixed stage for Max Verstappen and his sea of orange-clad fans are bowing out of the race calendar for good this year.
How to Build a Five-Watch Collection for Under $50,000
Reading time 6 min. Five watches, five distinct roles, one carefully balanced collection IWC, Panerai, Jaeger-LeCoultre A great watch collection isn’t defined by the number of watches, but by the quality of the choices behind it. With a budget of $50,000, it becomes possible to assemble five distinctly different timepieces, some of them true icons, that cover virtually every occasion.
Sponsored: The Steel That Survived the Eastern Front
Reading time 7 min. The Sopwith Aero Marquis Focke-Wulf Fw 190 Baltic Winter, limited to 55 pieces and now shipping The newest member of the Sopwith Aero Marquis collection is now shipping — and it carries the most haunting provenance story in the lineup. The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 Baltic Winter is forged from the cockpit armor plating of an original Second World War fighter, a piece of steel that once stood between a pilot and death on the most savage air front of the twentieth century.
Glashütte Original Senator Chronograph and Navigator Debut for 2026
Reading time 4 min. Two takes on Glashütte chronograph history Glashütte Original today expands its Senator collection with the new Senator Chronograph and Senator Chronograph Navigator, two 41mm flyback chronographs built around the same case and movement, with distinct, historically-inspired dials.