WatchTime July / August 2023

TAG HEUER CELEBRATING: 60 YEARS OF THE CARRERA +++ RETROGRADE WATCHES: AUDEMARS PIGUET’S MOST COMPLICATED WATCH +++ REVIEWS: TUDOR: PELAGOS 39 +++ ORIS: PROPILOT ALTIMETER +++ CARL F. BUCHERER: HERITAGE CHRONOMETER

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Audemars Piguet, Carl F. Bucherer, Oris, TAG Heuer, Tudor

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Feature, Interview, Knowledge, Review, Watchmakers

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WatchTime July / August 2023

COVER STORY

UNSTOPPABLE

By Roger Ruegger | For the 60th anniversary of the Carrera

racing chronograph, TAG Heuer has introduced several new

models during Watches and Wonders, all with their tanks

“full of racing spirit.” We look at some of the highlights of the

quintessential drivers’ watch collection, and how the Carrera

became such a legend in the watchmaking world.

 

 

TESTS & REVIEWS

HIGH TIME

By Martina Richter | Oris is known for timepieces with useful

complications. Te brand has already created 280 specialized

developments. Now the new ProPilot Altimeter improves the

mechanical altimeter function in an automatic Oris watch

that was introduced in 2014 and remains unique.

 

GROOVY

By Roger Ruegger | Swiss watchmaker Carl F. Bucherer

launches a new retro-styled chronometer model in four

executions to celebrate both the 1960s and the company’s

135th anniversary.

 

DIVE LIKE THE BIG ONES

By Jens Koch | With the Pelagos 39, Tudor’s collection of

professional dive watches now includes a slightly smaller

version with a touch of elegance. Can this model hold its

own with the big ones?

 

ELEGANT ENTRY

By Alexander Krupp | With the new generation of the

Chemin des Tourelles, Tissot unveils an entry-level model

that sparks enthusiasm with its classically elegant

retro design.

 

SUPER COMBO

By Martina Richter | Te use of unusual case materials and

technologies is a core component of Sinn Spezialuhren and

has resulted in a number of new creations. Some can be

found in the T50 Goldbronze, where the company is using

this bronze alloy, developed in-house and soon to be

patented, for the frst time.

 

 

FEATURES

 A WEEK FULL OF WONDERS

By Roger Ruegger, Bilal Khan and Martin Green | Te second

edition of Watches and Wonders was also the frst to open its

doors to the general public. In this overview, WatchTime takes

you through the most important releases from some of the

almost 50 participating brands.

 

THE GOOD OLD DAYS

By Martin Green | Exploring the past with fve watches

and one Aston Martin

 

THE MEASURE OF ALL THINGS

By Rüdiger Bucher | Te Code 11.59 Ultra-Complication

Universelle RD#4 is the most complicated watch in Audemars

Piguet’s history. But that’s not the only reason it’s a milestone.

 

THE J.N. SHAPIRO RESURGENCE: A TURNING POINT

FOR AMERICAN WATCHES

By Bilal Khan | Te Los Angeles-based watchmaker launches his

most ambitious, and expensive, project to date.

 

BLAST FROM THE PAST

By Martin Green | Van Cleef & Arpels La Collection

Full Calendar

 

DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS

PUBLISHER’S LETTER

EDITOR’S LETTER

 

ON WATCHTIME.COM

A glimpse at what’s on our site to keep you up to date

on the latest watch news. It’s also where Martin Green

regularly rambles.

 

WORLD OF WATCHTIME

See the global reach of WatchTime and its partners

 

READERS’ FORUM

WATCHTALK

Timepieces from Breguet, Norqain, Citizen, Blancpain,

Omega, Rado, and more

 

WATCHTALK

Te horror series in which an impossibly rare Patek

 saves humanity.

 

WATCHLIST

Squarish watches

 

FACETIME

A photo gallery of readers and their watches

 

THE LAST WORD

WatchTime talks with Jonathan Ferrer of Brew Watches.