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.

Tatler GMT Singapore

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Tatler GMT FOCUS • Bold dials to make a statement in, why Patek Philippe’s 40mm Cubitus watches resonates across genders, and an expert’s take on tourbillons

Dial Drama • These 10 standout faces show that the dial is where watchmaking’s most daring ideas come alive

From the Depths: The Birth of the Modern Dive Watch • Built for the ocean, the dive watch has surfaced as a cultural icon, mixing military grit, vintage charm and cutting-edge engineering for collectors and thrill-seekers alike

Hot Take on Tourbillons • Watch repair maestro Barry Cheung has dealt with a fair few tourbillons in his time—but that doesn’t mean to say he’s a fan. He explains why the revered complication is now best enjoyed for its spectacle—not its precision

Dialled to Thrill • The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona, GMT‑Master II and Sky‑Dweller return in striking new guises, each crowned with a bold dial that amplifies beauty and performance

Size with Substance • Patek Philippe’s new Cubitus references in 40mm prove that progressive watchmaking is not about creating separate categories for different collectors, but about designing wearable timepieces that respect intelligence and sophistication across all demographics

Lean, Green Time Machines • Piaget rewrites the rules of ultra‑thin sophistication with the latest Altiplano Ultimate Concept Tourbillon and Altiplano 910P references flaunting an all‑new khaki‑green‑and‑gold palette

Two Watches, One Statement • A Lange & Söhne’s Richard Lange Jumping Seconds and 1815 Tourbillon welcome seductive new dials, reminding collectors that old favourites can still captivate

Mastering Complexity with Ease • Panerai’s Luminor Perpetual Calendar GMT Platinumtech Ref. PAM01575 shows how one of watchmaking’s most revered complications can be elegantly simplified and user‑friendly

The Deep End • How the Omega Seamaster went from a dress watch to a James Bond classic

Bold Visionary • Bernhard Lederer champions haute horlogerie through his unique blend of traditional watchmaking principles and modern innovations

Tatler GMT FEATURES • Vacheron Constantin celebrates 270 years with elegant creations, inside Cartier’s Maison des Métiers d’Art, and a visit to Parmigiani Fleurier’s constellation of workshops

Legacy in Motion • Marking 270 years of watchmaking, Vacheron Constantin unveils creations that favour continuity over novelty, each reinterpreting heritage with quiet authority

CASE STUDY • How ceramic went from fringe to mainstream, and why it’s shaping the future of watch design

FOREVER AND A DAY • Once seen as set in stone, the perpetual calendar is back in the spotlight with bold tech upgrades, dial makeovers, and a new push for everyday usability

Sky Lark • Van Cleef & Arpels’ Planétarium Automaton turns the cosmos into a playful ballet, where planets glide, stars appear, and time takes the scenic route

AZURE DEPTHS • Blue watches are stealing the spotlight, effortlessly combining classic cool with a fresh pop of colour. Whether it’s a sleek navy dial or a bold electric blue strap, these timepieces prove that sometimes, the coolest way to tell time is with a splash of sky

A Hand in Time • Parmigiani Fleurier’s watches are born from a constellation of workshops in Switzerland’s watchmaking heartland, each reflecting a devotion to artistry, engineering...