Tatler GMT Singapore

Tatler GMT is a premier horology magazine celebrating the best of watches, with a mission to become the ultimate resource for watch communities in Asia. The publication offers engaging CEO interviews, in-depth reports, captivating visuals and compelling stories exploring the watch collector and enthusiast communities.

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Fresh Takes • Worth a closer look: ten of the latest watches—whether born from bold revivals and unexpected collaborations or distinguished by inventive materials and exceptional métiers d'art

The Light Fantastic • Weighing next to nothing, titanium timepieces are finding favour with watchmakers and wearers alike

Changing Gears • Rolex explores an unexpected mix of ancient craft and contemporary technology in the latest evolution of its Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona

When Time Tells a Tale • Patek Philippe brings the ancient fable of The Crow and the Fox to life with Ref 5249R-001, its first automaton wristwatch of the modern era

Chasing the Moon • Van Cleef & Arpels's Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune takes celestial watchmaking to new heights with a poetic complication that tracks the lunar cycle and summons the moon on demand.

Double Act • A Lange & Söhne flexes its watchmaking muscle, going from extreme chronograph engineering to classical simplicity with the latest Triple Split and 1815 Up/Down

Changing Gears • Meet the new Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team emblem: a 41mm heritage chronograph infused with Singapore's national flower and accented in signature Petronas green

Hear and Now • The latest Piaget Polo Minute Repeater strikes a different note with its blend of ultra-thin watchmaking, openworked mechanics and acoustic performance

Family Ties • From steel to gold and diamonds, Omega's new Speedmaster 38mm collection spans seven references that keep Moonwatch heritage at their core, while embracing colour and glamour

Titanium Twist • The second edition of the Tiffany Timer boasts a lighter, sportier combination of titanium and platinum, along with a dark blue dial accented by Tiffany & Co's signature hue

Two of a Kind • The Monterey revisits Louis Vuitton’s earliest days in watchmaking, while its signature Tambour Spin Time moves forward with five new coloured references joining the permanent collection

Bare Perfection • Franck Muller reveals the many faces of skeletonisation across five timepieces, from jumping displays and mechanical illusions to gemstones and delicate flowers

A Little Wonder • A sculptural mechanical bubble crafted for the wrist, the new Blancpain Lady B celebrates Betty Fiechter, the first female CEO in Swiss watchmaking, and her relentless pursuit of technical excellence

Funny Business • With humour, instinct and an unconventional approach to watchmaking, Richard Benc has built Studio UnderdOg into a microbrand with a serious following

GO FAR • Thirty years after Vacheron Constantin introduced the Overseas, three new interpretations chart different paths through the collection’s enduring spirit of exploration

GEN Z DOESN'T COLLECT WATCHES LIKE YOU DO • The watch industry is courting Gen Z, which could account for up to 30 per cent of luxury purchases by 2030. The harder question is how to win over a generation already setting its own rules

TRADITION REWOUND • Breguet chief executive Gregory Kissling explains how colour, enamel and historic invention are reshaping the Tradition collection

MEET, GREET, GEEK • Michael Tay of The Hour Glass on the return of IAMWATCH, an intimate gathering of makers and enthusiasts in Singapore

The Watches That Make Us • Three Malaysian collectors reveal how the watches they wear have come to...