As the first woman watch journalist in America, Roberta Naas has authored six books on timepieces, watchmaking and wristwatch history, founded her own watch site called ATimelyPerspective and regularly writes for the world's finest newspapers and magazines. She travels the globe
Vacheron Constantin Tribute To The Animal Kingdom Turns To Unique Arts
For its new series, Metiers d'Arts Tribute To The Animal Kingdom, Vacheron Constantin turned to arts not usually used in the watch world like glass sculpture and more.
Urwerk Unveils $561,000 UR-1001 Amadeus That Tracks Time For 1,000 Years
Independent Swiss watch brand Urwerk takes timing to new heights with a watch that tracks time for a millennium — and houses it in a baroque-style (but titanium) case.
Why Watch Week Aspen Represents A New Generation Of Collector Watch Shows
Watch Week Aspen recently concluded its third successful edition, showcasing an evolving model for collector-focused watch events.
Roger Dubuis Turns To Samurai History For Newest Excalibur
With more than a decade of Excalibur Knights of the Round Table success, Roger Dubuis turns to 17th century Japanese history for the new samurai-inspired Kabuto Legacy.
Corum Reimagines Iconic Coin Watch For America’s 250th Anniversary
Corum recalls its iconic 1964 Coin watch, made with the USA $20 gold coin, in a new Heritage Collector watch series to honor America's 250th anniversary.