Printed circuit boards are typically only something you’d find in a digital watch. However, as [IndoorGeek] demonstrates, you can put them to wonderful use in a classical analog watch, too. They can ...

Smaller players aim to compete with established names by making vibrant designs with bold materials at a fraction of the ...

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 episode, we unearth the phenomenon of the “tropical” dial ...

Porcelain, enamel, carbon fiber, meteorite, mother-of-pearl, onyx, aventurine… boring! They all sound exotic and have attractive applications but are, in fact, relatively common watch-dial materials.

The ridiculously affordable quartz version of the 34mm Marlin debuts an eye-catching mint-green dial with a ton of potential.

Even by the standards of watch boxes — typically oversized for the objects they hold — Chopard’s latest leather case, unveiled at watch fair Watches and Wonders, is strikingly large. But the grandeur ...

To understand the role that color plays in the most rarefied corners of the Swiss watch market, consider the Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5711/1A-010, the one with the standard blue dial. Discontinued ...

Regarding consensus, there is very little over salmon dials. Opinions of these pinkish-gold watch faces vary, of course, but hotter arguments rage over what constitutes an authentic salmon dial. In ...

The highlight of Cartier's most artistic of high-end luxury watches for 2014 will be a limited edition piece with a parrot avian made out of flower petals. This in fact seems to be the very first time ...

It’s a great moment for a colorful watch upgrade. The top heritage brands have unveiled new models with dials in rich shades, all powered by sophisticated movements that deliver more than just the ...