Monthly Archives: April 2025

Introduction

When scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) were plagued by the disruption of mechanical watches under intense magnetic fields, little did they imagine that the solution to their dilemma would become a coveted star in 21st-century auction houses.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Minute Repeater Professional Review: The Pinnacle of Fine Watchmaking

1.Core Technical Analysis: A Revolutionary Movement Born for the Rectangular Case

The Reverso Tribute Minute Repeater, launched by Jaeger-LeCoultre in 2025, breaks the traditional circular limitations of minute repeaters, artfully adapting the

At the 2025 Watches & Wonders luxury watch exhibition, IWC captivated the industry with a dual theme—commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Ingenieur series and a collaboration with the F1® movie. The brand has not only revived Gérald Genta's classic design language but also redefined the aesthetic and technical boundaries of modern sports watches through all-ceramic craftsmanship, innovations in size, and upgraded complications. From vintage rose gold to avant-garde black ceramic, from 35mm exquisite pieces to perpetual calendar complexities, this article will deeply analyze IWC's flagship releases and discuss its strategic layout in conjunction with market feedback.

IWC 2025: When Genta's Legacy Meets F1 Passion in a Collision Experiment

The Rebellious "Green Phantom" — Ingenieur Automatic 40 Limited Edition

Introduction: Conservative Strategy Sparks Debate

The 2025 Watches & Wonders Geneva has concluded, and as Rolex's "affordable sibling," Tudor's new releases this year have sparked widespread discussion within the industry. Compared to Rolex's groundbreaking Land-Dweller series, Tudor opted for a more conservative product approach—mainly color innovations without movement upgrades.

The most talked-about features include the debut of the Black Bay Pro with a "protein white" dial and the return of the Black Bay 58 in "Burgundy." However, the anticipated thinner GMT movement and the new Pelagos 42 upgrade did not materialize. This "tweaking rather than reforming" strategy disappointed some enthusiasts and has led to market skepticism about Tudor's "Born to Dare" motto.

"Tudor has only performed cosmetic work this year," senior collector Menchmann (@Menchmann) straightforwardly stated on social media. "They could have utilized the thinner GMT movement developed last

The 2025 Watches & Wonders Geneva has officially opened, with Rolex making a stunning appearance by showcasing seven major new series. Through innovative materials, groundbreaking designs, and avant-garde movement technology, Rolex once again cements its position as a leader in the horology industry. Let us delve into these masterpieces that epitomize a century’s worth of craftsmanship.

I. Land-Dweller Series: A Grand Return After 50 Years