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The state of the industry at Watches & Wonders 2025

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

It has taken a little while to recover from this year’s Watches and Wonders, and in part thanks to being on the road the week after with Baltic as we ripped through France following the Tour Auto. But now we are back to normality, and as sleep schedules are returning to normal, it’s always a good idea to take stock of what we’ve just seen and figure out what it may or may not mean for the industry as a whole.
Patek Philippe Quadruple Complication 5308G

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

The Patek Philippe ref. 5308G-001 Quadruple Complication combines a split-second chronograph, perpetual calendar, and minute repeater. Its most innovative feature is the two patented chronograph solutions that elevate it above what came before, while only marginally increasing thickness. Though touted as a standard-production model, its price is anything but standard, and will set you back a whopping CHF 1,050,000.
Tudor Black Bay Pro Polar vs Black Bay Pro black

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Jamie Weiss

It’s fair to say that a lot of watch enthusiasts have a real love/hate relationship with Tudor (as well as its bigger sibling Rolex).
Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 SL Cadence 8HF

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

The Alpine Eagle has been one of the most interesting luxury sports collections since its launch in 2019. Drawing inspiration from a classic Chopard collection, the St Moritz, it brings together elements from Chopard’s typically dressy aesthetic and marries them with an elevated, sporty feel that would be more at home on the slopes of Verbier than down your local gym. As you can tell, I have been a fan of the Alpine Eagle for a while now.
F.P. Journe Chronomètre Furtif

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

The new Chronomètre Furtif is the latest addition to F.P. Journe’s standard production catalogue. It features a case and bracelet made entirely from super heavy tungsten carbide, with additional elements in tantalum. The movement has been redesigned to put the seconds hand in the centre whilst maintaining a sense of symmetry. There usually is one watch that sticks with me every year after Watches and Wonders.
Piaget Andy Warhol | IN DEPTH

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

Announced in the latter half of last year, Piaget officially (and surprisingly) changed the name of the Black Tie to the Andy Warhol Watch, a moniker that was long used by fans of the model. While the inaugural Andy Warhol Clou de Paris introduced the name change, Piaget expanded the collection at Watches and Wonders 2025, as the complex cushion shape merged with new dials. But before we explore the new watch, it’s important to dive into its backstory first.
Time+Tide takes on Tour Auto with Baltic

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

It’s an adage that gets trotted out time and time again, but cars and watches go incredibly well together. The combination of high octane motors and high horology movements seems to have synergy like nothing else. So when Baltic invited me to join them for this year’s edition of Tour Auto, I had to jump at the opportunity. For those unaware, Tour Auto is possibly the world’s best vintage car rally taking place today.
Chopard Alpine Eagle 2025 collection

2 weeks ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

The Chopard Alpine Eagle collection was introduced in 2019, and in the proceeding six years, the luxury sports watch has taken on a life of its own. In this latest clutch of releases unveiled at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025, we have a first in the collection, an advancement in materials, and an exciting new tourbillon. Let’s get stuck right in.
Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique 42mm steel

2 weeks ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

A steel Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique 42mm finally enters the permanent collection. It’s strictly available with a sunburst black dial, but with four strap options – NATO, Tropic rubber, sailcloth, and steel bracelet. Pricing ranges from US$15,500 to US$18,000, depending on the strap and clasp style.
Chanel J12 Bleu Diamond Tourbillon

2 weeks ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

The Chanel J12 Bleu Diamond Tourbillon is a limited edition of 55 pieces. Its 50-metre water-resistant blue ceramic case, 38mm in diameter, has a black-coated steel bezel set with 4 carats of baguette-cut sapphires. The manufacture Calibre 5 presents a 42-hour, manually wound, flying tourbillon that is diamond-set. Chanel and dive watches are two things you would be faulted for thinking are completely unrelated. Dive watches and tourbillons, not really a thing either.