Daniel Craig Spotted at 2019 British GP With Omega Seamaster Bullhead and Bond 25 Seamaster watch
Most people over the weekend were watching Wimbledon for the Men's and Women's championship matches in addition to the 2019 Cricket World Cup. The 2019 Formula One British Grand Prix at Silverstone was slightly overshadowed by these two events. But for those who watched it, Daniel Craig, who plays James Bond and is currently filming parts of the upcoming Bond 25 film, was in attendance for the race won by English driver Lewis Hamilton. And he had something special on the wrist.What caught my eye was the Omega timepiece on Daniel Craig’s wrist. Yes, I know the brand is the official watch of 007, but Craig was wearing Omega before he was cast as the sixth James Bond, so he was a fan of the brand beforehand. This 2004 photograph shows him wearing a Speedmaster Automatic:Daniel Craig on June 3, 2004, in London. Photo by Dave Benett/Getty ImagesCraig was photographed touring the circuit and the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing team's facilities by team principal Christian Horner. 007 logo

Baselworld 2019 - Patek Philippe Aquanaut Jumbo 5168G Khaki Green (Specs & Price)
In 2017, Patek Philippe (sort of) celebrated the 20th anniversary of its iconic yet entry-level sports watch, the Aquanaut, by presenting an oversized “Jumbo” model in white gold with a blue dial, the reference 5168G-001. With its case size increased by 2mm and its precious metal case, it was a bit of a controversial piece. Well, there’s a new version of the Aquanaut 5168G in town and its colour scheme is certainly going to be a topic of discussion. Meet the Khaki Green Patek Philippe Aquanaut Jumbo.At the 1997 Basel show, Patek Philippe presented the new Aquanaut Ref. 5060A, a sporty, yet chic and contemporary watch for men in stainless steel designed to appeal to a younger generation. Less “classical”, less expensive and more suited for daily use, the Aquanaut took inspiration from the Nautilus and adopted its iconic octagonal/porthole shape. However,? the overall look and construction were simpler with a 3-part case and a rubber strap instead of an inte

Introducing The Louis Moinet Impulsion Tourbillon Chronograph (Live Pics & Price)
Louis Moinet, the historical 19th-century watchmaker, has been officially recognised as the creator of the world's first high-frequency chronograph. Known as the Compteur de Tierces', this stopwatch – discovered in 2013 –? was designed to time the passage of stars and could measure events to 1/60th of a second, complete with start, stop and reset functions beating at an impressive 216,000vph. As the President of the Chronometry Society of Paris, Moinet cultivated close ties and worked with the famous horologist Abraham-Louis Breguet from 1815-1823.?The latest project to emerge from Les Ateliers Louis Moinet, the brand created by Jean-Marie Schaller in 2004, marries the leading innovations of the two historical watchmakers in one watch and flaunts a chronograph and a tourbillon on the dial. Catalogued in the brand's Mechanical Wonders section, the Impulsion is true to the brand's reputation for flamboyant mechanical displays.New CaseTo mark the 200th anniversary of the Compt

Introducing: The Rado True Square Open Heart Chess Limited Editions
Rado is renowned for its pioneering use of scratch-resistant materials, starting with its 1962 DiaStar watch with a tungsten carbide case and culminating with its extensive use of high-tech ceramic since 1986. The brand is also synonymous with contemporary design-led watches like the True Square family launched in 2020 with its square high-tech ceramic case and bracelet. The Open Heart, or openworked version of the True Square, returns in eye-catching two-tone black and white ceramic cases with a sprinkling of black and white diamonds to indicate the passing hours.?Although Rado now produces coloured high-tech ceramic watches, the brand's first ceramic watches stuck to a black or white palette. Marking the first bicolour references for Rado, one of the references has a black high-tech ceramic monobloc case and crown and a black bracelet with alternating black and white links. The second reference reverses the formula and has a white ceramic case and bracelet with black links.

Hands-On - The TAG Heuer Monaco Purple Dial Limited Edition (Opinion)
There’s no denying that?the new TAG Heuer Monaco Purple Dial is bold and polarising. It creates strong and partial emotions. It’s far from making unanimity, it’s far from the classic codes of sports watches. It is pretty special, period. We introduced the watch about a week ago, and when our editor Erik wrote his article, he remained pretty neutral. It is indeed hard to judge a watch of this kind only on press images and 3D renderings. But now, we had the chance to get our hands on an example of the Purple Monaco… and it’s time to answer the question; has TAG Heuer gone too far this time, or has it created a super-cool watch for a niche audience? Let’s find out.?The most classic edition of the TAG Heuer Monaco, with its blue panda dial.First of all, rest assured. If you are on the market for something more classic, less polarising, and more in line with the usual style you expect from such a watch, the Monaco is still available as part of the permane