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For half a century, Citizen has been making watches that never need a battery change, just light. The Japanese watchmaker is celebrating with a limited edition that turns sunshine into timekeeping precision.
A new Indian watchmaker sold 1,000 timepieces in 72 hours using a waitlist model that turns buying a watch into joining a community. Rotoris is making precision craftsmanship accessible without the intimidation of luxury brands.
A small Tamil Nadu town trained thousands of workers and launched a manufacturing revolution that made quality watches affordable for millions. Hosur's Titan factory proved Indian craftsmanship could compete globally.
Heart patients using Apple Watches for daily check-ins after ablation surgery had fewer emergency hospital visits, despite catching more irregular rhythms. A London study shows how putting monitoring in patients' hands could transform follow-up care.
Two of the world's most popular fitness apps just freed athletes from carrying their phones on outdoor adventures. Offline maps on Apple Watch mean cyclists, hikers, and runners can finally navigate trails with just their wrist.
As Tim Cook prepares to step down in September, his greatest legacy may not be iPhones or Macs but how the Apple Watch transformed wearable health technology. The device pioneered FDA-cleared health screening features that have literally saved lives and reshaped how millions monitor their wellbeing.
When a car crash knocked one driver unconscious, their Apple Watch did what they couldn't—it called for help. Three people in China are sharing how their smartwatches became unexpected lifelines during medical emergencies.
Over 100 vintage enthusiasts gathered in Chennai to celebrate their passion for classic cars, motorcycles, and timepieces, including a 95-year-old pocket watch. What started as a casual conversation between two collector groups turned into a heartwarming showcase of preservation and memory.
When Sarah Haraldson saw people released from ICE detention without phones or winter coats, she turned compassion into action. Her group Haven Watch now provides rides, phones, and warmth to confused detainees stepping back into freedom.
A tech YouTuber just revealed a hidden Apple Watch feature that lets you precision-track AirTags from your wrist. Most users have no idea it exists because Apple never explains how to set it up.
Starting today, Galaxy Watch users can monitor their blood pressure right from their wrist through the Samsung Health app. With nearly half of American adults managing high blood pressure, this technology puts critical health tracking in millions of hands.
A new app is elevating the billion-dollar microdrama industry by hiring professional actors and writers to create quality short shows. Watch Club combines streaming with social features so fans can discuss episodes in the same place they watch them.
More than 16 million people gathered around screens to watch England pull off a thrilling comeback against DR Congo, making it the BBC's most-watched moment of 2026. Harry Kane's late heroics brought the nation together in a collective celebration that reminded us why sports unite us.
Olympic champions are welcoming home Team USA and kicking off a free 10-day celebration where fans can watch elite Para athletes compete for gold. Salt Lake City's Watch Party runs March 6-15 with live music, food trucks, and broadcasts of six winter Para sports.
A British watchmaker is sending a timepiece to the moon's surface aboard a lunar rover later this year, beating major Swiss brands to the lunar comeback. The mission will test both cutting-edge robotics and whether a mechanical watch can tick on the moon.
Scientists discovered that emperor cichlids can tell where a diver is looking and respond protectively when their offspring are being watched. This rare ability shows fish possess far more awareness than we thought.
A Stanford study found the Apple Watch captured twice as many heart rhythm problems in children as traditional medical monitors. The breakthrough could make heart care more accessible for millions of young patients.
Paulette Brown earned her GED and two degrees at Wiregrass Georgia Technical College, then spent 17 years helping students succeed there. Now she's watched her daughter Chrissa Davis walk across the same graduation stage as a registered nurse.
Mexico's World Cup team returned $1 million worth of Rolex watches from a YouTuber, putting fair play ahead of flashy gifts. Their choice to follow FIFA ethics rules shows integrity on soccer's biggest stage.
Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander celebrated his second MVP win by giving custom watches to every teammate. The generous gesture shows how championships are built on team chemistry, not just talent.
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