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The 1858 Automatic Chronograph is a sporty two-register chronograph, plain and simple, without any unnecessary bells and whistles (and, importantly, no date). If there were to be a case for not messing with a successful formula, this would be it. The 42mm steel or bronze chrono has two registers, with a 30-minute totalizer at three o'clock and a running seconds register at nine, as well as vintage-tinged cathedral hands and beige lume on the hour markers. Why This Watch Matters The chronograph has been the hot complication over the last few years. We saw Montblanc go long on chronographs last year, with the introduction of the TimeWalker ...

Last December, Piaget introduced what is currently the world's thinnest self-winding watch: the Altiplano Ultimate 910P, which is only 4.30mm thick overall. The presence of a self-winding Altiplano Ultimate naturally raised the question of a hand-wound version. Piaget has just introduced the hand-wound counterpart to the 910P: the Altiplano Ultimate Concept, which is an unbelievable 2mm thick C and that's not the movement; it's the thickness of the entire watch. The immediate predecessor to the Ultimate Concept, the 900P, was already almost impossibly thin, at 3.65mm; in the Ultimate Concept, a number of technical features have enabled Piaget to shave off an additional 1.65mm. ...

Drawing on inspiration found in the Minerva archive, Montblanc has launched the new 1858 collection with a number of models. This time-only watch is the foundation of the collection, with a svelte 40mm case in brushed steel with a bronze bezel and bronze crown to add a little two-tone flavor to the mix. You've also got the choice of either a classic black dial or a less traditional sunburst champagne, with the latter offering a really unique look. These are everyday watches that will appeal to a lot of consumers looking for something mid-sized that nods to vintage models without being an all-out tribute watch. The New 1858 Collection Be sure to check...

With this new watch, H. Moser uses a fum dial, a design signature of the company, to place the tourbillon on center stage.?As you can see, there's no branding C or any text of any kind, for that matter C on this smokey surface. The sunburst dial alone is left to do the talking and, at least to those who follow watches, it provides all the branding that's really needed. The bare dial brings the modular tourbillon escapement, a Moser specialty that allows for simple and efficient service, to the fore. What does this mean for owners and watchmakers? Swapping out escapements is an easy and perhaps preferable option if serious maintenance and repairs are needed. The escapement also features doub...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the legendary Polaris diving alarm watch, and Jaeger-LeCoultre is celebrating by launching an entire collection of sports watches that are variations on the Polaris theme. This watch is the simplest of the bunch, a time-only automatic that has all the styling cues you expect from a Polaris but without the complications. It's 41mm across (the smallest of the new models) and the case mixes brushed and polished finishes to create real definition. There are two crowns as well, with the second operating the inner rotating bezel, which you can use as a timer (for dives or longer events). This is now the foundational sports watch in JLC's catalog (unless you ...

When you think of the Polaris, you might not think "chronograph" immediately, but that's exactly what this watch is. It marries the classic Polaris styling C those angular numerals, clean case design, and bold dial C with the most popular of complications, and to great effect. There's a wide tachymeter scale around the dial's edge, a slim bezel, and a pair of totalizers instead of a running seconds register, all making this a really practical chronograph for actual use. The pusher have nice snap to them and the in-house caliber 751 movement inside is a nicely finished workhorse that you can count on. Despite the larger 42mm size, this watch definitely has the feel of a mid-century sports wat...

Amongst the new Polaris watches from Jaeger-LeCoultre, this is the model that sits right in the middle. It doesn't have a chronograph or alarm complication, but it's a little larger and less restrained than the time-only version. The 42mm stainless steel case houses a black dial with faux aged lume and a date window at three o'clock. It's meant to be an everyday sports watch with old-school styling in modern proportions. Short of missing that third crown and the central Memovox disc though, this is a watch that could easily be mistaken for a vintage Polaris. The New Polaris Collection Be sure to check out the rest of the new Polaris collection too: P...

This is Jaeger-LeCoultre's modern take on the original Polaris from 1968 on the occasion of its 50th birthday. While the other models in the new Polaris collection offer totally new takes on the form, with a mix of complications, this is the tribute watch you'd expect from an anniversary collection. The 42mm stainless steel case houses an automatic alarm movement that's hidden behind the deep black dial with its vanilla-colored markers that give the watch some vintage flair. For those who love the original Polaris, this watch should do the trick, though it's also a sturdy modern tool watch in its own right that might introduce some new people into the vintage model. ...

This is the most complicated of the new Polaris watches, packing a ton of functionality. The 44mm titanium case keeps weight down and the dial is available in either dark black or rich blue, both of which feature the three different finishes found across the Polaris collection. Yes, there's a lot going on here, but the clear, high-contrast markings ensure legibility for all of the complications, including the chronograph, GMT, and worldtimer. At less than 13mm thick, the watch is relatively slim, sitting nicely on the wrist. The New Polaris Collection Be sure to check out the rest of the new Polaris collection too: Polaris Automatic Polaris Date Pola...

Today we have three new chronographs to announce from F.P. Journe C?but these are not just any new chronographs. Far from it. If you read HODINKEE and followed the Geneva watch auctions in November, you already know where this is going.? All three ?are 44mm in diameter, with start, stop, and reset operated via the pusher just above the crown. The pusher below the crown is used for the split-seconds function. Like Journe's contribution to Only Watch, these chronographs feature direct gearing with a rocking pinion in order to avoid an exaggerated jump of the hand when you actuate the chronograph. In the platinum and gold executions, we have beautifully finished Cal...

Last year, Parmigiani Fleurier debuted the Tonda Chronor Anniversaire, which is an in-house rattrapante chronograph with a movement in rose gold. This year, they're following it up with a new, non-rattrapante chronograph, with an in-house, self-winding movement C and a high-frequency one to boot, at 36,000 vph. The Parmigiani Fleurier Chronor Anniversaire The Chronor Anniversaire was a major announcement last year for Parmigiani Fleurier, and a major success as well, scoring the firm the Chronograph prize at the Grand Prix Horlogerie de Genve. To find out more, check out our Hands On from last year. Why This Watch Matters ...

Vacheron Constantin's taken on a difficult task in launching the FiftySix, a line of watches that aims to be historically inspired and modern all at once. As it's name suggests, this new line is specifically inspired by a watch that launched in the year 1956, the reference 6073. This sometimes overlooked historical model had nicely integrated lugs and was among the first Vacheron Constantin watches to come with an automatic movement. Here, we see the new FiftySix executed as a handsome automatic complete calendar watch available in either gold or stainless steel, though there are three-hand automatic and day-date versions as well. The Other VC Complete Calendar...

This year Parmigiani Fleurier has produced their first in-house automatic chronograph, which comes in two versions. The Kalpa Chronor is visually and aesthetically a follow-on from last year's award winning Chronor Anniversaire, and in addition to being a 36,000 vph, self-winding chronograph, also has a movement made of solid rose gold, with the bridges elaborately pierced and decorated. This is a less ornate version of the same basic movement, with all the same technical features. Why This Watch Matters At $85,000, the Kalpa Chronor (with a solid gold movement) is in competition with high-end chronographs from such established chronograp...

The Kalpa Hebdomadaire is a watch with a very special place in Parmigiani Fleurier's collections C it was the company's first tonneau shaped movement. Launched in 1998, it's been a mainstay ever since, and the latest version is a classic presentation of the eight-day movement in the Kalpa case. Why This Watch Matters While this is not a major technical innovation a la the new Kalpa Chronor or Kalpagraphe Chronometre, it is a solid, sober addition to the existing lineup of Kalpa Hebdomadaire watches. The movement is one of the few in-house tonneau (barrel) shaped calibers in modern watchmaking, and offers an 8 day power reserve ("hebdomada...

This mid-size dress watch with day and date is inspired by a great, if sometimes forgotten, reference from the mid-50s C 1956, to be exact. The Vacheron Constatintin reference 6073 wasn't just a dress watch, though. It was one of the first automatic wristwatches ever made by the Geneva manufacture. Like the rest of the models in the all new FiftySix collection, this one comes in your choice of pink gold or stainless steel. Why This Watch Matters It's not everyday that a major horological marque, certainly one of the "big three," decides to come out with a whole new line of watches. One senses that the decision to bring the FiftySix this y...

In 2017, Ulysse Nardin introduced a new version of the Freak: the Innovision 2, a concept watch incorporating both an unusual, transparency based aesthetic, and several new technological features. With the Freak Vision, those features become part of a regular production timepiece. Why This Watch Matters In 2001, Ulysse Nardin's Freak was introduced, and it really redefined modern watchmaking. It launched the era of the super watch, with its unusual tourbillon (basically the entire movement is a tourbillon, and acts as the minute hand as well, as it rotates once an hour inside the case) and as well, it was the very first wristwatch to inco...

Last year, Cartier celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Tank watch. In honor of this momentous occasion, the maison released a series of renewed Tank watches including a revamped Tank Louis Cartier Tank in two sizes (small and large), two metals (pink and white gold), and with or without diamonds. All are powered by the manual-winding 8971 MC and were well-received. This year the watch is back but this year it has a bracelet. The watch comes in four versions: small and large, with or without diamonds all in pink gold. All four include a gorgeous linked pink gold bracelets. The movement has also changed and is now the manual-winding caliber 1917 MC.? The Tank...

This is a big year for IWC C the Schaffhausen-based manufacture turns 150 years old, and they're celebrating in a serious way. There are a few novelties that include totally new movements and complications, as well as new takes on favorite references to commemorate the milestone. In all, there are 27 watches in the Jubilee collection, and they all follow a set of design codes that hold the otherwise extremely diverse collection together. Let's look at the things these watches all have in common (and why), and then we'll dive into the limited editions themselves? What Makes A Jubilee "150 Years&qu...

First launched in 2012, the UR-210 features the what's come to be regarded a classic display of contemporary independent watchmaking. Three four-sided minute hands act as cowls that transport the displays of the hours as they traverse a linear minute track. The architecture of the system remains open to view through the large sapphire crystal cover. But the signature feature of the UR-210, the one that sets it apart from other Urwerks, is its winding-efficiency indicator, whose output is a calculation of energy flow in the watch. Is it putting out more than it's taking in? Or, more to the point, are you moving around enough to keep your watch wound? Taking this data, the wearer can then adju...

Some new releases are more complicated than others. This is about as simple as it gets. A. Lange & Sohne has taken the Saxonia Moon Phase and give it a new dial treatment. This time, supplanting the typical silvered dial is a deep black dial that gives the watch a very different feel. The Saxonia Moon Phase first debuted in 2016, and technically speaking this watch is identical to those initial models C?it has a 40mm case in either white gold or pink gold, its 72-hour power reserve is wound automatically via a full rotor with a platinum mass at the outer edge, and the big date is easily set with the case button at 10 o'clock. Why This Watch Matters ...

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