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2+ hour, 4+ min ago (258+ words) We are excited to invite you to the official launch of our new collaboration with Louis Erard. This project has been in development for three years, and we are looking forward to finally sharing it with you in person. The event will take place on Thursday, December 4, at our Brooklyn Showroom. It will be an evening focused on the watch, the people behind it and the story of how the collaboration came together. RSVP here. " Date: Thursday, December 4, 2025 " Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM " Location: The Windup Watch Shop Showroom " 540 President, Suite 1G, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Like all of our events, this one is about more than showing a new watch. It is a chance to connect with the community and get a clear look at how the project took shape from start to finish. Throughout the evening you will be able to: " Get…...

2+ hour, 52+ min ago (364+ words) Below are the best watch releases of the month. It was a De Bethune kind of month, with the Swiss watchmaker releasing not one but two timepieces. The first, known as the DB Kind of Two Jumping GMT ($235,000), displays two time zones across two distinct faces. (The contemporary dial shows the hours around a balance wheel at 6 o'clock and the minutes around the periphery, while the classic guilloch" dial features the second time zone.) The second is a new 40 mm version of the DB25 Perpetual Sky ($145,000), with this iteration of the perpetual calendar featuring a titanium case and the signature starry dial with day, date, and month indications plus the brand's patented spherical moon phase." Jaeger-LeCoultre decided to give two of its models a makeover in November, releasing new versions of the Master Ultra Thin and Rendez-Vous watches. Starting with the…...

3+ hour, 51+ min ago (1361+ words) [Rado Coupole Automatic]Up until April or so of this year, the most affordable mechanical men's watch you could get from Rado was the Diastar. Then, I checked the site and POOF! It was no longer the lowest-priced watch. All of a sudden, an entirely different " in almost every sense " watch had that honor: The Rado [] The post Cost of Entry: Rado Coupole Watch appeared first on aBlogtoWatch. Up until April or so of this year, the most affordable mechanical men's watch you could get from Rado was the Diastar. Then, I checked the site and POOF! It was no longer the lowest-priced watch. All of a sudden, an entirely different " in almost every sense " watch had that honor: The Rado Coupole in its 37.7mm version. Where the Diastar is a historic, quirky, definitively Rado piece, the Coupole instead lacks most…...

6+ hour, 17+ min ago (993+ words) With the spotlight very much on Dubai over the past week or two, we weren't disappointed by the newly presented watches from the 90 or so brands that were part of Dubai Watch Week 2025. Last week, we put together a list of what we felt were the very best of the best of the [] With the spotlight very much on Dubai over the past week or two, we weren't disappointed by the newly presented watches from the 90 or so brands that were part of Dubai Watch Week 2025. Last week, we put together a list of what we felt were the very best of the best of the fair, from the wildly complex but oh-so-gorgeous Chopard L.U.C Grand Strike, to the unique and supercool collaboration between Urwerk and Ulysse Nardin. However, each one came at a hefty price, except for one. Understandably,…...

8+ hour, 50+ min ago (1732+ words) The contrast couldn't be greater. Geneva, the spiritual center of the traditional luxury watch industry, is typically a gray and somber place. A history of Calvinism and a contemporary focus on efficiency and "waste reduction" make much of the city's culture ideologically antagonistic to one of its most celebrated industries: making fine watches for the [] The post Dubai Watch Week 2025 Delivers A Needed Boost And Lessons For Luxury Watch Brands appeared first on aBlogtoWatch. The contrast couldn't be greater. Geneva, the spiritual center of the traditional luxury watch industry, is typically a gray and somber place. A history of Calvinism and a contemporary focus on efficiency and "waste reduction" make much of the city's culture ideologically antagonistic to one of its most celebrated industries: making fine watches for the wealthy. Dubai, on the other hand, is a city that literally…...

21+ hour, 52+ min ago (305+ words) No matter how much you want to spend this season, finding the right gift doesn't mean compromising. In this section you'll find compelling pieces across price tiers'from sub-$500 essentials to standout watches'so you can give something meaningful without stretching your budget. The goal is clear: strong style, solid value, and thoughtful design at every level. Picking your first "real watch" is a milestone, and this section is built for that moment. Whether you're shopping for a student, a friend entering the collector world, or someone who just wants something special, these selections offer accessible entry points into watch appreciation without feeling entry-level. This one goes beyond wrists'it's for the people who want gear that lives as fully on the trail, in the field, or on the bike as it does at dinner. Look here for rugged builds, functional complications, and…...

1+ day, 1+ hour ago (565+ words) Garmin watches regularly make an appearance in our shopping guides for good reason, including our lineup of the best fitness trackers according to extensive testing. Many of our top-rated models and more are on sale with this year's Black Friday Garmin deals, and many of them are still live to shop right now. An excellent choice for anyone who likes training across different environments and wants detailed performance data, this watch also boasts a long battery life and durable design. It includes a bright display, extensive workout and recovery metrics and options for pairing with your phone. Save $250 during this year's extended Black Friday sale. The Vivoactive 5 combines a traditional watch style with an AMOLED display that makes workout data and notifications easy to read. With built-in GPS, onboard music storage and up to 11 days of battery life in smartwatch…...

1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1359+ words) For those of us over 20 years old who can read an analogue watch (you might be shocked at how many Generation Alpha kids can't), we all know what the central hour, minute and seconds hands do. A small seconds sub-dial won't trip us up, either. Different complications bring different hands, however, and some can [] For those of us over 20 years old who can read an analogue watch (you might be shocked at how many Generation Alpha kids can't), we all know what the central hour, minute and seconds hands do. A small seconds sub-dial won't trip us up, either. Different complications bring different hands, however, and some can get a bit complicated (pun intended). Beyond just telling time, additional watch hands can time events, show additional time zones, relay calendar information, display the remaining power in your movement, and so…...

1+ day, 1+ hour ago (581+ words) The following conversation has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. Zach Kazan Thank you, Sam. Next we have Jason Gong, CEO and founder of Complecto. Jason, welcome back'you're a veteran of these panels. Tell folks a little about Complecto. Zach Kazan Thank you, Jason. And last but not least, we have TJ Harris, director of brand communications at Bulova. TJ, tell us a little about what you do. Brian Alcazar It comes down to community and authenticity. Both worlds welcome enthusiasts at every level'pros or novices. Whether you have a Timex or a Rolex, a point-and-shoot or an iPhone, you're welcome. The thread is inclusivity and the need to create and share. Social media broadens that reach, letting us share with the world. Zach Kazan Sam, are you a watch guy? What's your exposure to the watch world, and…...

1+ day, 7+ hour ago (1609+ words) Given our passion for mechanical watchmaking, a craft that is, in theory, obsolete in today's digital age, I am well aware we have a thing for "doing it the old-fashioned way". We often speak of tradition, craftsmanship, history and so on when it comes to watches. Sure, there are plenty of brands out there that [] Given our passion for mechanical watchmaking, a craft that is, in theory, obsolete in today's digital age, I am well aware we have a thing for "doing it the old-fashioned way". We often speak of tradition, craftsmanship, history and so on when it comes to watches. Sure, there are plenty of brands out there that push for technological innovation, but we tend to find ourselves gravitating to the ways of old on many occasions. And there's an interesting parallel to be drawn between mechanical watches…...