Time and Tide Watches

Time+Tide stands out as a premier source for watch-related content globally. Our team publishes at least three articles daily on our website and shares a constant flow of videos on YouTube, along with spontaneous updates across our social media channels. We often appear on unexpected platforms thanks to collaborations with major international media like CNN. Our enthusiasm for watches is genuine and evident everywhere. We have a flexible approach to watches, valuing every aspect regardless of your budget, existing relationships with Authorized Dealers, or current collection status. Our goal is to help you enhance your collection and knowledge while ensuring the experience remains enjoyable. We believe in fostering discussions and providing valuable insights. Whether your interest in watches is at the “I spotted a cool watch in John Wick and ended up here” stage, or you’re a seasoned member of the Horological Society of New York (HSNY) who knows every reference number, you’ll feel right at home with us. We’ve witnessed how a passion for watches can transform lives. We embrace a vibrant enthusiasm for watches, and we’re not just talking about their size.

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Norqain Freedom 60 Chrono 40mm Enjoy Life

3 days ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

There’s nothing better than relaxing on the beach with a cold ice cream in hand, not a care in the world as you lazily ponder when to ask for your next fruity cocktail from the bar. And it is that exact carefree attitude that Norqain is channelling with its latest release, the Freedom 60 Chrono 40mm Enjoy Life. Based on the brand’s trusty chronograph model, it has been given a refreshing paint job with a few hidden details to help make this an ideal summer watch.
Bremont Altitude 2025 Collection

4 days ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

The Bremont brand has been tied to aviation ever since its inception – indeed, the brand’s very name comes from the farmer whose field the founders crash-landed in whilst flying over France. So, after last year’s big rebrand, it’s great to see something familiar come from Henley-on-Thames in 2025 with the new Altitude collection.
Hamilton x Death Stranding 2 Limited Edition

4 days ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Jamie Weiss

The video game industry has long surpassed the film industry in terms of revenue and cultural impact. According to most current estimates, the global video game market is worth over US$200 billion, which is about four times as big as the global box office. Games from ‘triple-A’ studios – the term used for the industry’s most prominent publishers – can rival Hollywood blockbusters in terms of scale and production values.
The origins of the Seiko 5 watch

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

When it comes to watch collecting, everyone needs to start somewhere, and not everyone has a massive budget to scratch their mechanical watch itch. Fortunately, the watch market is fuller than ever with options at lower price points. But just because they are less pricey in no way means they are low-quality watches.
Yema Granvelle CMM.20 | HANDS-ON

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

Yema has become a fan-favourite brand for budding and seasoned watch collectors alike. Though it has yet to permeate the mainstream watch market, the collecting niche has started to really tune into the brand, its rich past, and its modern-day offerings, which pair higher specifications with lower price points. Typically speaking, when we think of Yema, we think of its robust dive watch offerings like the Superman.
Zach attends his first Indy 500 with TAG Heuer

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

Despite being born and raised in the USA, it was not until this past Memorial Day Weekend that I understood the massive scale of the Indianapolis 500. To put my ignorance in perspective, I had not even put it together that the 500 in the Indy 500 stems from the fact that the drivers across the two hundred laps will drive a total of 500 miles.
Our favourite Elliot Brown watches in the Time+Tide Shop

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Jamie Weiss

On the rugged shores of Dorset’s coastline, where salt spray meets well-trodden trails, Elliot Brown has carved out a niche as Britain’s go-to indie brand for watches that don’t just survive the elements – they thrive in them. Founded in 2013 by longtime friends Ian Elliot and Alex Brown, the duo fused their backgrounds in extreme sports and watchmaking to create timepieces that are as durable as they are refined.
Best Gérald Genta designs for other brands

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Zach Blass

Gérald Genta. Anyone who calls themselves a watch enthusiast is familiar with the legendary designer, and the mainstream consumer base for watches – whether they realise it or not – is definitely familiar with one or more of his designs. Among the most desirable watches in the world, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus, are Genta designs and they are so in demand they have achieved “unobtanium” status and high premiums on the secondary market.
Leica ZM 1 and ZM 2 Urban Green

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Jamie Weiss

The Leica ZM 1 and ZM 2 get an ‘Urban Green’ makeover, sporting beautiful green fumé dials. Both are powered by manual-winding, modular movements with playful complications inspired by the operation of Leica cameras. Three strap options are available: black calf or alligator, or Leica’s first Milanese bracelet. When you’re getting a watch brand up and running, there are two common mistakes I see businesses make. The first is that they don’t do enough.
Seiko 5 Sports "7002 Style" SRPL83 SRPL85 SRPL87 SRPL89

1 week ago | timeandtidewatches.com | Russell Sheldrake

Looking across the current 5 Sports model range, most models continue the lineage from the legendary Seiko SKX. While they’ve improved upon the antiquated 7s26 movement and added features like a GMT, they have become more of an all-round sports watch collection when compared to the ISO-certified diver that the SKX was. But outside of enthusiast circles, that hasn’t really affected their popularity.