In 2015, TAG Heuer unexpectedly announced an in-house tourbillon watch that was designed and developed entirely at the brand’s own facilities. Now this might not sound special, but you’ll probably ...
There's only 33 of them ✓ Introducing the black-dialed Brellum Pandial 43 Power Reserve LE Chronometer outfitted with a Valjoux 7750 ✓ ...
The word “chronometer” carries a lot of weight on the dial of a mechanical watch. It’s a guarantee that the watch has been certified by a third party to meet certain rigorous accuracy standards, ...
Omega Antimagnetic De Ville Tourbillon Numbered edition is a breakthrough for Omega, which combines a master chronometer certification with a central tourbillon and "mastery" style hands. Omega is ...
Longines has added two Spirit Pilot watches and two Spirit Pilot Flyback chronographs to its Spirit collection for 2026, all ...
Welcome to Watchword, a series in which we break down key terminology to help you better understand the lay of the horological land. In this entry, we examine the history of the chronometer, the ...
Marine chronometers have been an ocean-going thing ever since English clockmaker John Harrison—in answer to a then-hefty £20,000 carrot from Parliament—created the H1 in 1730. His was the first ...
From the first pocket watch with Omega caliber to the Ultra Deep: 14 important watches that have shaped the technology, design, and history of the Swiss brand.
Many have perhaps heard the term “chronometer” or seen the words “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” cluttering up a Rolex dial without fully understanding it. What does it mean, exactly?
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