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WatchTime Dec 2013

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WatchTime Dec 2013

We test the Rolex Sky-Dweller which has a GMT function and an annual calendar

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WatchTime Oct 2013

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WatchTime Oct 2013

Panerai's Radiomir 8 Days Ceramica offers the Radiomir's familiar styling with some new twists.

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WatchTime Aug 2013

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WatchTime Aug 2013

The Rolex Datejust II is a larger version of Rolex's famous Datejust, the world's first wristwatch to show the date.

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WatchTime Jun 2013

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WatchTime Jun 2013

We test Cartier's bold claims about the benefit of its twin-barrel movement design

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WatchTime Apr 2013

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WatchTime Apr 2013

The Omage Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT is equally at home in water or on land. How well did this versatile timer perform in our test?

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WatchTime Feb 2013

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WatchTime Feb 2013

Breitling's new Transocean Chronograph Unitime shows the time in 24 time zones at a single glance. How did this global traveler perform in our test?

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WatchTime Dec 2012

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WatchTime Dec 2012

The new Extra-Thin 39MM Royal Oak from Audemars Piguet is the spitting image of the original Royal Oak from 1972. See how it held up during the less-than-royal treatment of a WatchTime test.

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WatchTime Oct 2012

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WatchTime Oct 2012

Last year, Rolex made changes to the Explorer II both inside and out. Find out how this intrepid watch fared in our intense test.

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WatchTime Aug 2012

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WatchTime Aug 2012

The Luminor 1950 3 Days 47 mm is a near replica of a coveted vintage Panerai. Inside, though, is a new in-house movement. How do case and caliber fare under our close scrutiny?

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WatchTime Jun 2012

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WatchTime Jun 2012

We tested two versions of Omega’s famous Speedmaster Moonwatch. Which scored better?

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WatchTime Apr 2012

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WatchTime Apr 2012

The Rolex Submariner has been around for nearly 60 years, with only minor changes to its design. How does this pioneering divers’ watch stand up to testing today?

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WatchTime Feb 2012

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WatchTime Feb 2012

Jaeger-LeCoultre’s new Duomètre Sphérotourbillon has two independent barrels for greater precision.

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WatchTime Dec 2011

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WatchTime Dec 2011

Breitling’s massive Chronomat GMT features the next generation of its first in-house movement. We take this versatile pilots’ watch on a test flight.

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WatchTime Oct 2011

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WatchTime Oct 2011

Omega’s new Seamaster Planet Ocean has been reworked and outfitted with the brand’s in-house chronograph movement. Does it sink or swim?

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WatchTime Aug 2011

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WatchTime Aug 2011

Patek Philippe’s new Reference 5270 combines a perpetual calendar and chronograph, and unites classic design with modern technology.

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WatchTime Jun 2011

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WatchTime Jun 2011

Vacheron Constantin’s new World Time watch shows the time in 37 time zones, and both time and time zone are set by a single crown.

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WatchTime Apr 2011

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WatchTime Apr 2011

We test the latest version of Rolex’s classic Explorer, originally made for a Mount Everest expedition, now with a larger case and new caliber.

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WatchTime Feb 2011

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WatchTime Feb 2011

Can IWC’s new sailing watch, the Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph, survive the perfect storm of a WatchTime test?

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Read the results from our tests of watches like the Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Ceramica and the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra GMT, and learn more about the pros and cons of the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust II and the Tudor Heritage Black Bay. How did the IWC Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month score on our test? WatchTime delivers all this and much more, with an editorial staff that tests and independently evaluates each timepiece.

In addition to publishing comprehensive watch tests, WatchTime’s journalists also regularly visit watch manufacturers, where they often discover interesting surprises. We take you inside some of the world’s great watch manufactures and reveal information that makes you an expert. How do the various companies differ? What experiences do our journalists report from their on-site visits? You’ll find out as you accompany WatchTime on visits to the Swiss manufactures of Jaeger-LeCoultre, Blancpain, Audemars Piguet, Breguet and many others. You’ll be an armchair traveler as you read our reports from Japan, where we visit brands like Seiko, Citizen and Casio. You’ll even find reports from the German watchmaking capital, Glashütte.

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