Chrono24 Magazine

The authors of the Chrono24 Magazine hand-pick the best watch offers on Chrono24. Iconic timepieces from the history books of the watch industry are among the selection, just like affordable daily wearers and special watches for watch aficionados. We hope that everyone will find a timepiece that fits their style. This week’s offers: Editor’s Picks of the Week - Zenith, Tudor and Omega

The Rolex Datejust has more or less been a classic ever since the original ref. 4467 debuted. But why is the Rolex Datejust so popular among watch enthusiasts?

If you surf watch forums or follow popular social media accounts, you'll undoubtedly come across discussions about the "one watch" or "daily wearer." But is there really a single timepiece that's so versatile you can wear it for any occasion to the exclusion of all other watches?

The history of watchmaking is as impressive as it is diverse. From ancient water clocks and the construction of the first mechanical clocks to the development of precision marine chronometers and the creation of the automatic wristwatch, the industry is synonymous with innovation. Each of these historic developments was driven by a need for greater accuracy in timekeeping.

The helium escape valve: some diving watches have it, others don't. The Rolex Sea-Dweller is one of the most prominent watches to feature this device. So what exactly does a helium escape valve do? Helium escape valves keep diving watches from getting damaged during saturation diving. During the decompression process, this safety valve allows any helium molecules that may have entered a watch to escape.

Luxury watches are generally considered technical masterpieces, coveted collector's items, and status symbols. However, these timepieces also have the potential to cause full-blown scandals. Whether it's in the arena of sports, politics, or entertainment, watches have a history of causing an uproar.