From Rolex’s first new collection in more than a decade to the world’s most complicated wristwatch, timeless timepieces from the biggest watch show. Behind the scenes at this year’s Watches And ...

Watches are one of the clearest examples of why the traditional divide between “financial assets” and “personal property” no ...

When you first get sucked into the world of watches, a couple of fundamental concepts await. First, you might learn to notice the difference between a seconds hand that ticks and one that smoothly ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Not quite jewelry, not quite tools in the age of ...

Long scorned despite being cheaper and more accurate than their mechanical counterparts, quartz watches are finally getting some love. By Scott Cacciola Wristwatch enthusiasts can be persnickety. They ...

Time flies. And waits for no one. And once lost, is never found. Yet still we try to keep time, and measure it. Let the French, Germans, and British fight over who invented the wearable clock, or ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. A great watch can be one of the most rewarding purchases ...

As the world’s biggest luxury watch manufacturers gather beneath one sprawling roof at the annual Watches and Wonders trade show in Geneva this week, anniversaries are being celebrated all around. One ...

Mechanical watches are no longer very relevant to diving. But the design, solutions and technology watchmakers developed for diving in the 20th century sure are relevant to modern watches. With their ...

Celebrities partnering with watch brands is nothing new. Sometimes a bona fide watch enthusiast like John Mayer partners with Audemars Piguet, or Ed Sheeran (owner of a unique Patek Philippe, no less) ...

Neither Benjamin Clymer, its founder, nor the Watches of Switzerland Group would disclose terms, but they stressed that coverage would continue to be independent. By Victoria Gomelsky Hodinkee, the ...