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Time+Tide Wants to Know What Collectors Actually Think — And Will Pay You for It

Time+Tide has launched its World Watch Survey 2026, inviting collectors to sound off on the state of the industry — with US$2,000 in watch store credit on the line.

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Fossil Goes Back to the Dungeon: Minecraft Chronographs Return for Round Two

Fossil and Minecraft are at it again — this time with three new limited-edition chronographs tied to the Dungeons II universe that double down on pixel-art nostalgia and accessible collector appeal.

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A. Lange & Söhne Takes the Datograph Perpetual to Its Logical Extreme With a Full Platinum Bracelet

Lange has given one of horology's most revered complications a bold new wrist presence — pairing the Datograph Perpetual with an integrated platinum bracelet that reframes the reference entirely. Here's what it's actually like to wear.

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Bakelite, Gilt, and Glory: The Rolex GMT-Master 6542 at Its Controversial Peak

The Rolex GMT-Master ref. 6542 is arguably the most debated watch in vintage collecting — and its 1959–1960 chapter is where the legend gets complicated. Here's why collectors can't stop obsessing over it.

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PANOM TheHive: Luxembourg's First Serious Bid for Watchmaking Credibility

Luxembourg isn't exactly the first place you think of when independent watchmaking comes up — but PANOM's debut release, TheHive, might just change that conversation. A honeycomb dial, Swiss movement, and a disciplined 150-piece run suggest this newcomer has done its homework.

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