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Jamie Weiss

Managing Editor

“Hi, I’m Jamie, and I’m a watchaholic.”

Ever since Jamie was a kid, he was obsessed with clocks, watches and gauges. As he grew up, that developed into a full-blown addiction to fast cars and even faster chronographs, especially after spending a year living in the heart of watch culture, Switzerland. After cutting his teeth as a radio host and one of Australia’s top lifestyle journalists, he’s now Time+Tide’s Managing Editor. An expert on luxury watches, performance cars, travel, music and whisky, Jamie’s fascinated by the intersection between watch culture and popular culture, as well as the gloriously decadent and anachronistic nature of mechanical watches… You can usually find him at the T+T Discovery Studio smashing away at his keyboard (or getting distracted by the latest shipment of cool new watches).

First watch: A G-Shock DW9052 that’s lost the ‘H’ in its logo, so I call it my “G-Sock”.

Favourite watch: My Tudor Black Bay Pro – my first “big boy” watch.

Finale watch: A three-way tie between an A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Titanium, Vacheron Constantin Overseas Dual Time Everest or a Grand Seiko SBGZ009. Or maybe I’d have all three?

Articles by Jamie Weiss

Studio Underd0g pulls an Uno reverse on plagiarists by homaging its own homages
All the parts of a watch, explained
Black and white: how does the new Tudor Black Bay Pro Polar compare to the original?
The 9 best salmon dial watches for collectors with delicious taste
Kiss, Marry, Kill: we round up our favourite (and least favourite) releases from Watches and Wonders 2025
Tudor tease upcoming new Formula 1 team watch at Watches and Wonders 2025
Jaeger-LeCoultre flips the script on a worldtimer with the Reverso Tribute Geographic (live pics)
Baume & Mercier channel ’50s flair with their latest Clifton in steel and gold
Baume & Mercier give enthusiasts what they want, expanding the Riviera Chronograph range with a flyback and a panda dial
The IWC Ingenieur arrives in full ceramic for the very first time (live pics)
Every Baume & Mercier release of Watches & Wonders 2025, including the Riviera Chronograph Flyback and new Clifton collection
The A. Lange & Söhne Odysseus Honeygold might be the sweetest piece of Watches and Wonders 2025
TAG Heuer’s return to F1 shines bright with the Formula 1 Solargraph
Breitling debuts first three-hand manufacture movement (and Austin Butler partnership!) with new Top Time B31
Doxa finally adds a travel watch to its repertoire with the SUB 250T GMT
Time+Tide City Watch Buying Guide – Sydney
Pretty in pink: the MoonSwatch Mission to the Pink Moonphase is a rocket ship to romance
The T+T team were everywhere at the F1 Australian Grand Prix – here were the highlights
Louis Vuitton teams up with Kari Voutilainen on an ultra-elevated tantalum take on the Escale
Time+Tide City Watch Buying Guide – Melbourne
9 of the best affordable dive watches for avoiding the bends on a budget
Tudor 2025 predictions – why Rolex’s little sibling could end up overshadowing it this year
The 15 best chronographs for timing everything from car races to coffee brewing
Grand Seiko opens a luxurious new Melbourne boutique, a statement of intent from the Japanese brand
Blancpain’s sporty new Fifty Fathoms Tech BOC IV supports a good cause in style
9 of the best tough watches for timekeeping under extreme conditions
Every MoonSwatch released so far, ranked from best to worst
Going for Oscar gold: the best watches of the 2025 Academy Awards
The 8 best Australian watch brands forging a new watchmaking tradition Down Under
Audemars Piguet adds two stealthy ceramic chronographs to its Royal Oak Offshore range
Gerald Charles’s first hardstone dial model, the Maestro 2.0 Lapis Lazuli Ultra-Thin, celebrates Genta’s favourite stone
Arcanaut has brewed up the ARC II D’Arc Roast, a tasty watch with a dial made from real coffee beans
The 10 best rectangular watches for those who think outside the box
The 8 best field watches for everyday expeditions
The best watches of the 2025 BAFTAs
Are “JDM” Seikos really that much better than normal Seiko watches?