The highlight is "Chronograph Frontline 2026." We'll be live-streaming a commentary on the key features of the luxury watch magazine "Chronos Japan"!

2026.08.10

The September issue (Vol. 126) of Chronos Japan, released on Thursday, August 6, 2026, will feature a post-release commentary by editor-in-chief Masayuki Hirota and other editorial staff members, broadcast live on YouTube. The date and time are Monday, August 17, 2026, from 7:30 PM.webChronosTVAt!

Chronos Japan Edition Issue 126, by Masayuki Hirota


[February 17th, from 7:30pm] The latest issue will be explained on YouTube!

 The September 2026 issue (Vol. 126) of the watch magazine "Chronos Japan" is now on sale. As is customary with each issue, a live stream will be held to explain the highlights. The live stream will take place on August 17th (Monday) at 7:30 PM. The participants will be Editor-in-Chief Masayuki Hirota, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Yukiya Suzuki, and editorial staff members Yuto Hosoda and Chieko Tsuruoka.

■ Delivery date and time
Monday, August 17, 2026, 7:30 p.m.

■Distribution channel: YouTube "webChronosTV"
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjoH_I_cyyTKJ8To8EZBlPg

A guide to the highlights of this issue!

 The main feature of this issue is "The Cutting Edge of Chronographs 2026".

Kronos Japan March Issue (Vol. 126)

Chronos Japan has previously featured chronographs as its main topic in issues such as "[Collector's Edition] Modern Chronographs: Their Evolution and Current State" (Vol. 90) and "Masterpiece Chronograph Impressions" (Vol. 109). In the latest issue, we look at the steady improvements made by each company and introduce new models with new mechanisms and new ideas. Focusing on three pillars—"durability," "utility," and "appearance"—we delve into the forefront of chronographs. We present the latest chronographs from Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, TAG Heuer, and others, along with their movements and photographs.

Kronos Japan March Issue (Vol. 126)

 The second feature, "Portraits of New Iconic Pieces," focuses on Bulgari's "Octo Finissimo." Masayuki Hirota explores the history and evolution of this collection, known as the "Saga."

 Other features include the third special feature, "Revival Brands Making a Comeback," the comic strip at the end, "A Chronicle of Watch Paranoia," and the separate supplement, "The Philosophy of Romain Gauthier"... We are confident that this issue is packed with great content. We hope you will join us in this live stream to delve deeper into its highlights.



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