Chrono24 Magazine

As we’ve said before, this year’s Baselworld was noticeably different than in years past. The exhibition was much smaller than before. On a positive note, that did mean less walking, which was helpful in terms of surviving the madness. While the void was obvious, it did fill up with some unexpected additions like a fashion runway, a small pond with running water, and a massive Moët & Chandon stand.

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 - Tudor, Patek Philippe & Jaeger-LeCoultre

It doesn't get much easier than buying and selling watches on Chrono24. However, acquiring a timepiece is just the beginning of your journey. Whether you're looking to make a fashion statement or make a profit by reselling your watch, it's worth keeping an eye on each timepiece's performance. Our Watch Collection tool does just that, with minimal effort on your part. Check it out in your myChrono24 account.

There's nothing as powerful as a good story. Without our oral and written traditions, all history would be lost to time. In more recent eras, watches have begun to play a role in some of humanity's greatest achievements and, therefore, our greatest stories. Some timepieces come with tales of harrowing journeys, while others have been quietly passed down from generation to generation. No matter the story, each is unique and worthy of being treasured.

We all know the story: A major brand announces that a popular model or reference is unexpectedly being discontinued or changed in some way that is not popular with collectors. Suddenly, there’s a rush for this model at authorized retailers around the world. Demand soon outstrips supply, driving up resale values on the secondary market – at least that’s what it looks like from the outside. The reality is often much more nuanced than that.

A watch's most important task is to tell the time reliably and accurately. This means it should never deviate by more than 20 seconds per day. While most modern watches far exceed that level of precision, an individual timepiece's accuracy depends on a few different factors.