REVOLUTION WATCH

REVOLUTION is a magazine that lives and breathes horology. Published in 8 countries in a wide range of languages, REVOLUTION is an integrated lifestyle title that celebrates the mechanical watch as the primary tool for self expression. REVOLUTION covers all aspects of watchmaking and the watch industry, from the vibrant personalities who inhabit this rarefied sphere to exquisite timepieces that exemplify the pinnacles of craftsmanship, technology and hallowed tradition. For the individual who appreciates the finer things in life, REVOLUTION is a paean to the one true luxury in this world — time. In addition to our magazine - The new In Time: Special Annual Edition is the ultimate resource for the latest watches filtered through the editorial lens of Revolution. A must-have for any collector, our In Time: Special Annual Edition guide provides an alphabetical listing and highlighting the latest current releases that push the boundaries of technology, artistry, and style. Inside Revolution's global editors make their predictions for the most exceptional, most important, most trend-worthy, while top retailers provide the latest market perspective.

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Split Seconds

John F. Kennedy Jr. • When it comes to New York style, few have ever matched the effortless cool of the 35th President’s son.

Sovereign Time • L.Leroy ushers in a new era with the Elyor Tourbillon, an elegant expression of its chronometric legacy.

The X Factor • Bucherer, Ulysse Nardin and Revolution celebrate the new face of the Freak X in the heart of Manhattan.

EVERYTHING BUT THE WATCH • From straps and sunglasses to travel bags and table clocks, we bring you the watch world’s most useful and unexpected accessories.

The Clifton, Recast in Ice Blue • A more expressive ice-blue guilloché dial transforms the Clifton Baumatic 39mm and the 40mm Baumatic Perpetual Calendar.

Rocky Mountain Time • Watch Week Aspen returns for its third triumphant year.

GEM SET • Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but there is nothing like a pearl to depict purity and timeless elegance.

Marking a Milestone • Breitling’s latest limited edition celebrates the ultimate maestro, Miles Davis.

High Five • Five expressions of classical chronometry, with the kind of finishing that has made independent watchmaking such a compelling place to look.

The Long Shadow of the ’70s • How the experiences of East Germany continue to shape artist Michael Moebius and Glashütte Original.

Prime Time

Small Wonder • Seventy years after the original Ladybird set a record with the world’s smallest round mechanical movement, a miniature masterpiece is revisited in the Blancpain Lady B.

The Cult of Cool • TAG Heuer joins forces with Team Ikuzawa and Bamford Watch Department.

Mint Condition • Two years after its quartz debut, a hand-wound movement and a more sophisticated dial take Frederique Constant’s Classics Moneta to new heights.

Center of Attraction • Longines brings a light-blue twist to the 2026 Conquest Heritage Central Power Reserve.

A New Light on Solar • Solar-powered watches have rarely occupied the top spot in the collector’s pecking order, but Citizen’s Eco-Drive PHOTON offers a compelling new proposition.

Happy Ever After • Chopard celebrates 50 years of Happy Diamonds with a pair of new watches that pay homage to the original design.

Past Future Perfect • Bvlgari teams up with Vianney Halter for a stunning retrofuturist iteration of the Octo Finissimo 40mm.

Taking the Chronograph Out of the Chronomaster • Zenith’s new three-hand watch raises an awkward but intriguing question: what exactly makes a Chronomaster a...