COVER STORY
ADVANCED FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS
By Roger Ruegger | IWC maintains one of the largest fleets
of pilot watches and also offers an impressive choice of
materials for one of its most popular models, the 41-mm
Pilot’s Chronograph.
TESTS & REVIEWS
CITIZEN OF THE WORLD
By Martina Richter | Like a second time-zone complication,
but better, a world timer provides a more complete function for
travelers. The Bulgari Octo Roma WorldTimer offers an amazingly
simple and accurate reading of time around the globe.
SARTORIAL & SKELETONIZED
By Bilal Khan | The new Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Skeleton
grows the hit luxury sports watch collection and gives a revered
but old-fashioned technique a fresh new look.
BORN TO COMPETE
By Martina Richter | Seiko pays homage to its sports timekeeping
heritage with the new Prospex Speedtimer Automatic Chrono[1]graph that joins two limited-edition Speedtimers. We put it to our
test.
EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED
By Alexander Krupp | The new Oris ProPilot X Calibre 400
may appear understated at first glance, but it gradually reveals
unforeseen attributes.
AND INSTEAD OF OR
By Alexander Krupp | There are elegant watches, and there
are functional watches. Grand Seiko’s Hi-Beat 36,000 GMT 44GS
55th Anniversary Limited Edition (SBGJ255), however,
feels at home in both worlds.
FEATURES
TOUCHDOWN IN LE LOCLE
Questions by Roger Ruegger | WatchTime talks with Green Bay
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers during his first visit to the
Zenith manufacture in Le Locle.
IN PURSUIT OF PERPETUAL PERFECTION
By Martin Green | Rolls-Royce meets A. Lange & Söhne, Jaeger[1]LeCoultre, H. Moser & Cie., Parmigiani Fleurier, Greubel Forsey
and Purnell.
THE LASTING INFLUENCE OF THE NINETIES
By Bilal Khan | A look back at the decade that saw an
industry recover from crisis and steady itself at the cusp
of a new millennium.
HEART-STOPPING MOMENTS
By Rüdiger Bucher | The TAG Heuer Autavia embodies
the excitement of 1960s motorsports and the optimism of the
time. The new 2022 models reflect the Autavia’s beginnings
as a cockpit instrument and build on this history.
LICENSE TO DIVE
By Jens Koch | Underwater explorers and frogmen play as
prominent a role in the history of Omega’s dive watches as do
the seahorse and the world’s most famous secret agent.
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 Tudor, Breguet, Richard Mille,
Greubel Forsey, Norqain, Tourby, Oris and more
WATCHTALK
Christie’s: Five Observations from the First Half of the Year
WATCHLIST
Watches in Red
FACETIME
A photo gallery of readers and their watches
THE LAST WORD
We introduce Bilal Khan, our new Senior Editor.