Fellows – Watches, 28 October 2026
Fellows closes out the month with a watches-only online sale, run out of its Birmingham base rather than a physical saleroom event. Expect the usual spread the house is known for – vintage references alongside more recent pre-owned pieces – with free valuations on offer for anyone weighing up whether to consign something of their own.
Find out more at Fellows.
WatchTime New York, 16–18 October 2026, from $35 (approx. £25)
Gotham Hall hosts the 11th edition of what’s become the standard-bearer for American watch collecting, with confirmed exhibitors running from mainstream Swiss names like Ulysse Nardin and Zenith through to independents such as Urwerk, Voutilainen and Moritz Grossmann. Friday opens with a ticketed cocktail reception and optional three-course dinner before the weekend settles into general-admission sessions built around handling pieces and talking directly to the people who make them, alongside a full run of talks and panels. General admission from $35 (approx. £25).
Tickets and details at Watch Time.
Windup Watch Fair New York City, 16–18 October 2026, Free Entry
Now past its 10th year and back on its original Manhattan turf, Windup pulls in more than 160 brands at Center415, from established names like Bremont and Bulova down to independents who’d otherwise need an introduction to get noticed. There’s no admission charge and nothing being sold to you directly – just watchmaking demonstrations, strap customisation stations, panel discussions and the kind of collector meetups that have built up around the fair since it started.
Find out more at Wind Up Watch Fair.
The Watch Drop, Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 Damascus Steel, £980
The Watch Drop gives away a luxury watch completely free every month – and October’s prize is a Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 in Damascus steel, worth £980. The 38mm case carries a genuinely striking patterned Damascus-steel finish, paired with the Powermatic 80’s 80-hour automatic movement, 100m water resistance and a black calfskin strap. Entry costs absolutely nothing, with one winner taking home the watch. Simply visit The Watch Drop, answer the competition question and enter for your chance to win.
Learn more at The Watch Drop.
Milano Watch Week 2026, 2–4 October, Free Entry
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Milan’s watch week returns for its 2026 edition at the Palazzo Mezzanotte, bringing more than 50 brands together under one roof – a mix of independents and established manufactures. It’s built around access: brand teams on-site, pieces you can actually try on, and the kind of cross-pollination between Italian design studios and Swiss watchmaking that’s made Milan a fixture on the calendar.
Find out more at Milano Watch Week.
