Six Chinese artists who completed residencies at the Shanghai-based hotel unite to create six special-edition watches.

I'm not saying I'll be bidding, but there are some gems coming up over the next few months – and a few of them start at literally 1 Swiss Franc.

Instagram’s resident watch spotter, Australia's very own Nick Gould, has sniffed out a newly filed trademark application for "Rolex Café".

A burgundy dial and a second alligator strap come to FC's redesigned perpetual calendar, limited to 100 pieces.

Two flagship models for the brand join the mainline.

All that and more in this week's edition of Hodinkee's What's Selling Where column.

A classic model gets a limited-edition twist from the German brand and pulls out all the stops.

Sydney’s premier watch event returns to the Sydney Masonic Centre on November 7th, 2026, alongside the hugely popular 'Watch Crawl' on November 5th.

Genuine novelty for the price of a Casio F91W-1, this striking Indian timepiece is one of the most interesting releases of the last year.

Biver's first stainless steel watch also comes with a new manually-wound movement.

A thinner case and new dials come to the 10-day power reserve ProPilot.

The watch internet has already given it a hypey nickname, but there’s a lot more to this new G-Shock than meets the eye.

Put on by our friends Michael Tay and The Hour Glass, the event is basically a who's-who of indie rock stars in a casual, approachable environment.

A reimagining of the mid-century divers of the 1950s and '60s, featuring a traditionally made gilt dial, a slimmer case, and limited to just 250 pieces.

The brand's first oil-filled watch with a proprietary movement.

A major pivot away from vintage-inspired dive watches brings a futuristic take on the steel sports watch.

It might look like a piece of jewellery, but inside Jaeger-LeCoultre's 101 Chain is the world's smallest mechanical watch movement.

Timex and Noah are back at it again with a new take on their Ellipse-style watch.