Stephen Pulvirent

It takes a lot of balls to golf like Greg Norman does.

The style arbiter did a survey about watch and wrist sizes, and the results will surprise you.

A royal Laotian legacy lives on in a Rolex GMT-Master 1675.

All you need to love watches is to, well, love watches.

The duo from A. Lange & Söhne will discuss how tradition inspires today’s watchmaking, as well as their approach to horological design and engineering.

Funky sport watches, newly discovered space watches, and go-go gadget watches.

Here’s what’s inside the redesigned, reimagined, revolutionary Volume 8.

Records, surges and shocks – this auction season had it all.

The wonderful, weird, and wild of contemporary horology go head-to-head-to-head.

In which TB does his best Jay-Z.

The perennial Super Bowl champ (and legit watch enthusiast) chats with Ben Clymer and Stephen Pulvirent.

To show the movement or not to show the movement, that is the question.

It’s a quixotic quest. But using cast-off watch movements, Colin de Tonnac is 95% of the way there.

Our own in-house experts, Saori Omura and Brandon Frazin, set the record straight so you can fully enjoy hunting for your next vintage pick-up.

We wrap up our W&W pods with highlights from Oris, NOMOS, Ressence, and Moser.

Fresh, clean, and contemporary is the name of the game for LVMH’s watch brands.

These three iconic design houses have very different approaches to contemporary watchmaking.

Air, land, or sea – these watchmakers have you covered.

Watches & Wonders’ heaviest-hitting watches are also some of its most interesting.

The audio equivalent of one of those giant novelty Toblerone bars.