Chrono24 Magazine

The Rolex Submariner is perhaps the most iconic luxury watch of all time. Its overall design has changed very little since its introduction in 1953, which is one of the main reasons behind its long-lasting success. That being said, aficionados know that the different Submariner generations vary in their finer details.

Our ongoing series, "Faces of the Industry," explores some of the biggest and most influential names in the modern watch industry. This time, we're turning our sights to Cameron Weiss. Weiss belongs to a new generation of trailblazing watchmakers. While establishing himself in Switzerland would've been the obvious choice, Weiss decided to return to the US, ultimately setting up shop in Los Angeles. Weiss wants to restore the reputation of American watchmaking, and he is succeeding.

Inspiration, information, and entertainment – Instagram certainly makes it hard to put down your smartphone. Our authors regularly search the platform for accounts making a splash – purely for research purposes, of course! With images of rare watches, the wardrobes of well-dressed gentlemen, nearly forgotten classic cars, and brilliant photography all around, we've selected four accounts that are worthy of your attention.

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 - Oris, Hamilton & Universal Genève.

Fashion has always been about challenging norms. Take the "boyfriend look," for example. Loose-fitting jeans and sweatshirts are often a breath of fresh air for many women, not to mention how comfortable they are! However, the desire for a more traditionally masculine look goes beyond attire alone.

2019 marks 100 years since the foundation of the Bauhaus school in Germany. Translated into English, the term "Bauhaus" means "building house" or, in this case, "school of building." Its founder, Walter Gropius, established the school with the intention to unite craft and fine art. Gropius and his followers believed strongly in the idea of "form follows function." This approach made the Bauhaus movement one of the most influential in modern design, architecture, and art.