Watches
All Wound Up
- Band Aid
- The oldest watchmaker in existence, Vacheron Constantin features an interchangeable band for their limited edition timepiece.
- Second Time Around
- A French watchmaker circles back to the seventies to keep its timepieces au courant.
- Time on My Side
- To celebrate Rolex's 100th anniversary, the auctioneer Antiquorum held a special auction on April 17, 2008. Here is a selection of the pieces that were up for bid.
- Time Drift
- After perfecting the cufflink, uptown jewelry house Taffin turns its attention to the wristwatch.
- Rapper's Delight
- Hepcat André 3000 looks to add a new trick up his sleeve.
- Star Power
- Prada turns up the wattage with a high-minded solar-powered timepiece.
- Swell Time
- Philippe Cousteau Jr. keeps his family legacy afloat with a Doxa dive watch.
- To the Limits
- From Scandinavian craftsmen comes Suunto, a watch that holds you — and the time — in safekeeping.
- Marine Resources
- Armed with a few tricks to survive a saturated market, a school of new dive watches has evolved into the most fascinating creatures under the sea.
- Time in Office
- Audemars Piguet, one of Switzerland's best chronograph companies, aligns with Bill Clinton to create an exclusive watch called the Equation of Time — all in the name of presidential philanthropy.
- Child's Play
- A brash new watch design lures Cartier into uncharted territory.
- Saving Face
- Military-inspired with hypermasculine staying power, U-boat watches are no small wonder.
- Market Watch
- Girard-Perregaux's elegant ww.tc-Financial ("World Wide Time Control") watch keeps track of opening and closing bells on trading floors around the globe.
- Diver Down
- Fifty years after first launching the Superocean Divers' model, Swiss watchmaker Breitling is reissuing the timepiece as the Superocean Heritage.
- Bread Chromes
- Rhineland expat Michael Kobold makes heavy-duty sport watches in Pennsylvania's Steel City.
- Time Regained
- German watchmaker A. Lange & Söhne cranks ahead of the Swiss with handmade watches that have endured history's most grueling tests.
- Fast Times
- Watches from Omega, Audemars Piguet, Hublot, and others honor the America's Cup—with the same materials (carbon, ceramic, Kevlar, titanium) as those used in building the yachts. Read about the race and see photos of the boats at sea right
- War Machines
- Panerai is the watch that might have changed the outcome of World War II—and lately it's been turning ordinary men into timepiece obsessives.
- Play Time
- ToyWatch, a popular, inexpensive, and smartly designed line of watches, might just be the next Swatch.
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