This year we're getting an nice little update to the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection that adds some new styling cues and introduces new Master Chronometer calibers into these daily-wearers.

Like the basic Avenger Hurricane before it, the Avenger Hurricane Military is made of Breitlight, a light and sturdy material that is a trademark of the historic manufacture.

The Railmaster is often the forgotten Omega from 1957, but Omega has not forgotten to celebrate its birthday properly this year.

It’s here. The new Autavia. The one chosen by you, the public, when TAG Heuer announced it would revive one of 16 first generation Autavias – the watchmaker’s iconic chronograph – and let online users vote for their favorite.

Men are getting a new Link, and its essentially a bigger version of the watch TAG Heuer introduced for women a year ago.

Today we get four new dial colors, a new movement, and a new size, breathing fresh life into a NOMOS mainstay.

You probably don't immediately think "sport watch" when you think of NOMOS, but the design-minded German brand does make more than minimalist dress watches.

Citizen unveils the first solar-powered, 1,000-meter-rated dive watch.

It would be hard to think of a modern watchmaker who is pushing watchmaking and finishing to its limits in a more concerted way than Romain Gauthier.

With warmer weather we get new options from Apple and Hermès, including some bright shades that match the latest fashion collections.

Here to spice things up ahead of Baselworld is the Baccarat and L'Epée Sun Clock, a new wall clock based on a vintage design. The first sun clock was designed by Georges Chevalier in 1948 for Baccarat and was re-introduced in 2014 for the 250th anniversary. Famously, one resided in the home of Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe in the late 1950s. This year the sun clock is back with 20k gold beams and it's powered by the L'Epée 1839 movement.

It might be the watches made of cheese and the playful jabs at modern electronics makers that get all the attention for H. Moser, but what the brand does best is simplicity. The new Endeavour Centre Seconds is a great example of that simplicity and how striking it can be when executed at this level.

Sci-fi tourbillons have kind of become De Bethune's thing. Yeah, I wrote "sci-fi tourbillons" with zero irony and I'm sticking to it. The latest of these creations is the DB28 Kind Of Blue Tourbillon Meteorite, which uses a piece of an actual meteorite to complement the monochromatic creation. This isn't one for the faint of heart.

As the Horological Society of New York embarks on its 151st year, it has decided to reestablish an important tradition – the Annual Gala. Beginning in 1933, HSNY's Annual Gala's were attended by members and guests representing all parts of the watch and clock making industry in New York City. Carrying on the success of 2016's 150th Anniversary Gala, the 2017 Gala & Charity Auction will be held on April 3. And you're invited.

I’m calling it now. 2017 will be the year of the smartwatch. I expect we’ll see a lot of smartwatches later this week when Baselworld kicks off, though it may be a few years still before traditional watch brands introduce smartwatches broad enough in appeal to challenge Apple, Samsung, and the like – if they ever do.

Well, the time is upon us. It’s almost Baselworld 2017. It feels like just yesterday we were showing you the Rolex Daytona in steel with Cerachrome bezel and the Patek Philippe ref. 5930G. The show starts Wednesday and we have eight (yes, eight) editors, writers, and producers on the ground in Switzerland to bring you the best live coverage you’ll find anywhere. Here’s how to follow along every step of the way – we promise you're not going to want to miss a single post.

It was all about the Da Vinci at the start of the year for IWC, with a new automatic, a new Tourbillon chronograph, and a new perpetual calendar, among other watches. But the Swiss watch company has quickly switched gears and has is enriching its new collection with four new references in its technically driven Ingenieur collection, all in one go.

This year at Baselworld, Patek Philippe is releasing a new version of the ladies' world time wristwatch, reference 7130G. You may be familiar with the 7130G that is currently in production, with a brown guilloché dial and diamond-set bezel. The 7130G you see here is, well, the exact same watch but in a new, beautiful bright color.