You Can Take Watch Classes from Professionals Now

• The Horological Society of New York announced it will host “Horological Education” classes in Seattle, WA, and Vancouver, BC, this coming fall (Sep. 27 and 28, 2024, and Oct. 5 and 6, 2024, respectively). Students will explore mechanical watch movements to understand how their inner workings function. Enroll today if you want to learn how watches keep time! (Hodinkee)

• Citizen plans to release two new Satellite Wave X models earlier this week, carrying on the legacy of 2014’s Satellite Wave F100 – a model developed to receive time signals from orbiting satellites. The new Satellite Wave X models are a more polished version of their predecessor. They feature unique triangular components, ridges and mirrored surfaces to suggest a sense of speed, and satellite signal reception as fast as 3 seconds. (Citizen)

• Having recently reprised the role of Official Timekeeper at the 37th America’s Cup in Barcelona, Omega released a limited-edition Seamaster Diver 300M model to commemorate the event. Master Chronometer-certified, this timepiece features several salutes to the America’s Cup tributes, including laser-engraved waves on the white ceramic dial and a silhouette of the America’s Cup as a counterweight on the second hand. (Omega)

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