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Swatch Group Responds to Morgan Stanley Report in Open Letter
Mar 3, 2026

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Swatch Group Responds to Morgan Stanley Report in Open Letter
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The Ressence Type 9 IKE creates a rainbow light show for the wrist
Mar 3, 2026

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The Ressence Type 9 IKE creates a rainbow light show for the wrist
Mar 3, 2026

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Exploring the Micromilspec Milgraph T5
Mar 2, 2026

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Exploring the Micromilspec Milgraph T5
Mar 2, 2026

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Artisans de Genève Customise a Unique Chronograph for Andre Agassi
Feb 27, 2026

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Artisans de Genève Customise a Unique Chronograph for Andre Agassi
Feb 27, 2026

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The IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium emerges from the shadows
Feb 26, 2026

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The IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium emerges from the shadows
Feb 26, 2026

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Piaget’s Duo of 2026 Limelight Galas
Feb 26, 2026

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Piaget’s Duo of 2026 Limelight Galas
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Revolution Awards 2025: Leader of The Year — Laurent Perves

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Revolution Awards 2025: Leader of The Year — Laurent Perves

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Revolution Awards 2025: Best Sport Watch — IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 “Sonny Hayes”

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Revolution Awards 2025: Best Sport Watch — IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40 “Sonny Hayes”

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Revolution Awards 2025: Best Design Watch — Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds

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A Retrospective: The Legacy of Urban Jürgensen
Jun 1, 2025

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The Complete Guide to Constant-Force Remontoir d’Égalité
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A Guide to the Automatic Winding System
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A Guide to the Automatic Winding System
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With the 2026 Season of F1 due to take off in Melbourne on Sunday, there’s plenty of talk about the cars, drivers, and last-minute engine management changes that have @mercedesamgf1 and @redbullracing already butting heads. Of course, there’s plenty of activity when it comes to the wrist-born machines too, with some jockeying for position — with some brands shifting places, and some new players entering the track.
@breitling is perhaps the most prominent addition F1 starting grid, taking over from @girardperregaux at @astonmartinf1, with @fernandoalo_oficial and @lance_stroll likely to be wearing the recently announced Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 Aston Martin Formula One™ Team.
But @girardperregaux is still in the race, taking over from @bremontwatches as @williamsf1official`s watch sponsor, though no official watch has been unveiled yet, but we`d bet on a Laureato of some sort.
Of course, there’s plenty of @richardmille on deck, as the brand sponsors both @scuderiaferrari and @mclaren, meaning we’re likely to see the billionaire’s watch of choice on the wrists of @lando and @oscarpiastri for McLaren and the legendary @lewishamilton and @charles_leclerc at Ferrari.
@alpinef1team drivers will be able to enjoy a sporty pink number from @moserwatches, and @mercedesamgf1 drivers @georgerussell63 and @kimitonelli will be repping bright blue @iwcwatches pieces. @visacashapprb drivers will be wearing @tudorwatch, and one of the wildcards will be @valtteribottas and @schecoperez for the new @cadillacf1 team, which has @tommyhilfiger on for teamwear, a deal that might cover the wrist.
It wouldn’t be F1 without a healthy dose of @tagheuer, who are the official timekeepers for the whole event, but also retain sponsorship of @redbullracing. @maxverstappen1 is often seen in a classic Monaco, but maybe he’ll mix it up in Melbourne?
Over the years, the annual Morgan Stanley x LuxeConsult ‘Swiss Watcher’ report has become a widely reported barometer for the overall state of the Swiss watch industry. The @swatch Swatch Group has taken issue with the findings and methodology of the Ninth Annual Swiss Watcher, citing unreliable and unverifiable data, along with incorrect and negligent findings.
The group strongly refutes several points in the Morgan Stanley report, including key findings such as @omega Omega’s drop in overall brand placement to number five and @longines Longines’ profitability in 2025.
Read the full story at RevolutionWatch.com (Link in bio)
@micromilspec Micromilspec sits close to that scene but comes at it from a different angle. The Oslo-based brand (founded in 2019) has built its name around made-to-order mechanical watches developed for military units, first responders and specialist clients, with manufacturing and assembly handled through Swiss partners. It`s worth underlining that the “mil” part is tied to genuine end-user requirements rather than aesthetic shorthand.
The Milgraph T5 is a clean expression of that approach. It brings a Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet into the Milgraph line-up and the brand positions it as a step that completes the collection. It also nods back to Micromilspec’s earliest work with the Field Testing Unit (FTU), the prototype created for military evaluation that later opened the door to civilian releases. The T5 is presented as the meeting point between that stripped-back FTU clarity and the Milgraph’s operational brief.
Inside is the La Joux-Perret L121, an automatic movement offering chronograph, GMT and timekeeping functions with a 60-hour power reserve. Water resistance is 200m, with a 42mm diameter and 15mm thickness that keep the watch firmly in the “use anywhere” category.
Production is limited to 35 pieces per year across two variants, offered on either the titanium bracelet or a black/red rubber strap.
More at RevolutionWatch.com (link in bio).
#Micromilspec #MilgraphT5 #IndependentWatchmaking
Sincere Fine Watches @sincerefinewatches unveils an expanded flagship boutique at Takashimaya Shopping Centre in Singapore.
Spread across 1,900 square feet, the plush new space features open displays that draw you in alongside discreet corners for private conversations and a private lounge for VIP customers. The brand mix has broadened, too, with Glashütte Original and Grand Seiko now joining Sincere’s wider portfolio, which includes stalwarts such as Arnold & Son, Bovet, Chopard, Franck Muller, Greubel Forsey, H. Moser & Cie., Laurent Ferrier, Parmigiani Fleurier, TAG Heuer, Tudor and Zenith.
Another key highlight is a dedicated indie showcase featuring fifteen distinguished names, including Angelus, Armin Strom, Christiaan van der Klaauw, Cvstos, Czapek & Cie, Fabergé, Genus, Grönefeld, HYT, Kudoke, Lang & Heyne, Lederer, Louis Moinet, Moritz Grossmann and Sartory Billard.
Visit Sincere Fine Watches’ refreshed flagship boutique at Level 2 of Takashimaya Shopping Centre, 391 Orchard Rd, Singapore.
From humble beginnings in the kitchen to building hotels and curating one of the most distinctive modern watch collections we’ve seen.
@constant.kw visits @battermaker Sean Lim at home to explore a lineup that moves from the Holy Trinity to wild factory gem-set Rolex, astronomical Patek, and independents made just for him.
A conversation about collecting with intention, balancing passion, pragmatism, and the joy of wearing what speaks to you.
Full episode on YouTube — link in bio.
@moserwatches H. Moser & Cie. recently unveiled the Streamliner Perpetual Moon Concept Meteorite. With an unusually fresh combination of the Streamliner’s fluid case and the unusual golden tone meteorite dial, it would be easy to mistake Moser’s Perpetual Moon for a recent innovation. But in fact, the complication dates back more than a decade, having first appeared just five years after the launch of the Perpetual 1. “Perpetual” in this case does not refer to a perpetual calendar but to the high-accuracy moonphase, which deviates by just one day in 1,027.3 years. Combine this with one of the most distinctive integrated steel designs of the last decade and this watch represents a steady convergence of ideas that Moser has been refining for nearly two decades.
The Streamliner Perpetual Moon Concept Meteorite brings together multiple facets of Moser’s identity in a single timepiece and is perhaps the clearest expression of how far the brand has come.
Now available in Singapore through Sincere Fine Watches.
More at RevolutionWatch.com (link in bio).
@moserwatches @moserwatches_sea @sincerefinewatches
#HMoser #MoserWatches #SincereFineWatches
@ressence_watches Ressence’s latest limited edition offers a vibrant take on the design-oriented brands signature disc-based time display. The new TYPE 9 IKE, created in collaboration with Japanese lacquer artist Terumasa Ikeda, transforms the brand’s core design into a rotating artwork where urushi lacquer and mother-of-pearl aren’t just decoration, but part of a living, orbital composition.
Ikeda’s craft is rooted in centuries-old techniques, yet his visual language feels unmistakably futuristic. That tension sits at the heart of the TYPE 9 IKE. Ultra-thin raden fragments are shaped to follow the watch’s convex geometry, sealed under layers of black lacquer, and then set into motion by Ressence’s patented ROCS system. The result is a dial that behaves almost like a signal — shifting, pulsing, catching light as it moves.
Framed by a fully black DLC-coated Grade 5 titanium case, the watch distills Ressence’s philosophy of functional minimalism while amplifying its expressive potential. Just eight pieces will be produced.
The TYPE 9 IKE is available from 26 February 2026, priced at CHF 32,000 (excluding taxes).
Last night @teddysphotos Ed Sheeran walked onto the stage in Melbourne, Australia as part of his ongoing Loop tour, and on his wrist, not unsurprisingly was an IWC watch. Not just any IWC, by the brand new Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium. @iwcwatches IWC teamed up with Sheeran to launch the watch, and it`s not the first time.
Last year he had watch fans squinting and zooming as he was spotted with a then-unknown black Ingeniuer on his wrist, a watch that would be formally announced a few weeks later, the Ingenieur Automatic 42 in black ceramic. He`s also been seen sporting a custom white ceramic Big Pilot with a pink dial.
Sheeran’s love of IWC has been going on for years, he bought a distinctive black and red Big Pilot Edition Muhammed Ali for his 22nd birthday, and has been spotted wearing plenty of references since then.
Head to RevolutionWatch.com to find out more about the latest Sheeran-aplroved Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium. (Link in bio)
Co-founded by @markchodotcom and @elliothammer, @temporalworks draws from classical watchmaking traditions.
In this episode, Constant highlights a detail that may not appear in photographs — the tactile winding experience. The crisp clicks and smooth resistance evoke the charm of mid-century watchmaking, underscoring the watch’s fully Japanese manufacture, where case, dial, hands, and assembly are all executed domestically.
Thoughtful, restrained, and quietly confident, the Temporal Works Series A marks a considered debut for the independent brand.
#RevoTimeCheck
Since 2005, @artisansdegeneve Artisans de Genève — a talented team of watchmakers and artisans have been personalising timepieces, in ways that above and beyond to create watches that are, both literally and figuratively, one-of-a-kind. One example of a watch that tells the story of its owner is the personalisation project commissioned by tennis legend @agassi Andre Agassi, who briefed Artisans de Genève on a watch that he could play with, with weight and comfort being of primary importance, with a personality and palate to match the legend’s iconic on-court looks coming not far behind.
After 1000 hours of work, Artisans de Genève’s creation for Agassi is well worth exploring.
Discover it at RevolutionWatch.com (Link in bio)
@chanelofficial Chanel has unveiled a new campaign for the legendary J12, featuring @gisele Gisele Bündchen and @clementchabernaud Clément Chabernaud, and the tagline “In the Greatest Strength Lies Softness”. Intended to highlight the duality of the J12, as well as highlight the sporty origins of the design, and its versatility as an enduring object of style and precision.
#J12 #CHANELWatches
Making a surprise debut on the wrist of frequent IWC-enjoyer Mr Ed Sheeran @edsheeran on stage in Melbourne as part of the Loop tour, is the latest release from Schaffhausen-based brand, the @iwcwatches IWC Portugieser Chronograph Ceratanium.
Take a closer look at this new Ceratanium addition to the collection, as @wei_koh_revolution sits down with IWC Creative Director Christian Knoop to find out all about this new limited edition, from the style and origins of the Portugieser, through to the use of IWC’s distinctive and proprietary blacked out case material, Ceratanium.
Of course, while this stealthy take on IWC’s most timeless chronograph might be a surprise to some, we hope it holds some hints as to what we might see in a few months at Watches & Wonders.
Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel — link in bio.













