WatchTime - September/October 2022

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WatchTime September/October 2022

Tudor's Tool Watch Is Back

Two years ago, Tudor started to quietly decommission its ETApowered Heritage Ranger from 2014, perhaps one of its most quintessential time-only models that had first appeared in the collection in the 1960s.

1 min

Tourbillon Waltz

On June 26, 1801, Abraham-Louis Breguet (Jan. 10, 1747 Sept. 17, 1823) was granted a patent for a new type of regulator.

1 min

Flat Floor

Just three months after Bulgari had unveiled the world's latest thinnest watch, the 1.8-mm Octo Finissimo Ultra (Ref. 103611), Richard Mille set a new world record with the RM UP-01 Ferrari (in 2021, Ferrari and Richard Mille had announced a multi-year partnership agreement).

1 min

Advanced Flight Instruments

IWC maintains not only one of the largest fleets of pilot watches, the Schaffhausen-based manufacturer now also offers an impressive choice of materials for one of its most popular models, the 41-mm Pilot's Chronograph.

6 mins

Touchdown in Le Locle

Aaron Charles Rodgers (born Dec. 2, 1983) is a quarterback for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League (NFL).

8 mins

Sartorial & Skeletonized

The new Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Skeleton grows the hit luxury sports watch collection and gives a revered but old-fashioned technique a fresh new look.

6 mins

In Pursuit Of Perpetual Perfection

Rolls-Royce meets A. Lange & Söhne, JaegerLeCoultre, H. Moser & Cie., Parmigiani Fleurier, Greubel Forsey and Purnell.

8 mins

The Lasting Influence of The Nineties

A look back at the decade that saw an industry recover from crisis and steady itself at the cusp of a new millennium.

10 mins

HEART-STOPPING MOMENTS

The TAG Heuer Autavia embodies the excitement of 1960s motorsports and the optimism of the time. The new 2022 models reflect the Autavia's beginnings as a cockpit instrument and build on this history.

10+ mins

License To Dive

Underwater explorers and frogmen play as prominent a role in the history of Omega's dive watches as do the seahorse and the world's most famous secret agent.

10+ mins

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WatchTime is published bi-monthly by a staff of American and European watch journalists and watch experts. Each issue offers a balanced mix of informative and entertaining articles for the watch aficionado, covering a wide range of topics:

reviews of specific watches;
objective watch tests;
in-depth reports on watch technology, design and history;
watch company profiles;
provocative interviews with prominent watch people like movie/TV/and sports celebrities, collectors, and watch industry power players;
interesting and offbeat items from around the watch world, and more.
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