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As 2019 draws to a close and I get the opportunity to reflect on the year that was (as well as prepare for endless upcoming…
Sometimes, it pays to be conservative. It isn’t advice that should be regularly advocated; however, when it comes to what you wear on your wrist,…
It was only three short years ago when the first-ever Australian Seiko Boutique opened in Sydney, but the Japanese powerhouse has kept very busy, announcing…
The topic of watches and their worth has been the talk of 2019. With never-ending threads of comments on social media, expressing frustration at the…
One of the most appealing elements of a Louis Vuitton watch is just how unabashedly bold they are in their design, as well as their…
It’s been a big year for the TAG Heuer Monaco as it celebrated 50 years of production from when it was first released in 1969.…
For the first time ever, Jaeger-LeCoultre is opening a stand-alone boutique in Australia, which aims to offer greater access for their Australian enthusiasts than ever…
It’s been a big year for Chopard, thanks in part to the release of the Alpine Eagle, the first ever steel watch from the brand,…
Omega recently released the hotly anticipated Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition, in association with Bond’s newest upcoming adventure, No Time To Die. It isn’t the…
Editor’s note: There are lots of ways that watchmakers like to decorate their micromechanical marvels, such as engraving, polishing, brushing or even Côtes de Genève…
Vertex is a brand with a wonderful history. Founded in 1916 by Claude Lyons, the brand produced watches for Allied troops in the Second World…
The latest young star to join the ranks of Rado is the Australian tennis player Ash Barty, who despite being only 23 has already reached…
Getting engaged is an incredibly special moment in anyone’s life, as it spells the beginning of something that will endure to stand the test of…
Editor’s note:Benvenuto Cellini was an Italian goldsmith and sculptor born in the last year of the 15th century, who would go on to become one…
Last time I covered a Sotheby’s Australia auction, it was my first time attending a watch auction, and while there were a number of highlights,…
Science is very boring. For most people at least, and Michael Biercuk, who works as a quantum physicist, is far from most people. In fact,…
I recently had the privilege of attending an event with Seiko that focused on their Save the Ocean collection, and the work that can be…
In a city as affluent as Dubai, it isn’t a surprise to see some pretty wild watches come out to play at the city’s own…
While wandering the booths of Dubai Watch Week, any enthusiastic eye can spot Rolex, Patek Philippe and the rest of the usual suspects on the…
Dubai Watch Week is in its fourth year, and is hitting a scale that should be making the other watch fairs around the world take…
At Baselworld 2019, Hublot released a new chronograph in partnership with Ferrari that looked almost un-Hublot. We had become so used to recognising the hard…
The limited edition watch is a tactic used by watch brands that is receiving increasing numbers of eye-rolls as dozens are churned out each year.…
We’ve said it before, but if you ask a watch geek their thoughts on the humble G-Shock, chances are they’ll give it the tick of…
A relationship with a watch can be a complex one, fraught with the tensions between longing and expectation, and the quotidian reality that it is…
The story in a second: The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 16 blue dial is a familiar face, which has been sleekly refined. If you know…
The only thing thrown around more often than the word iconic by watch media is watch media cleverly saying how often the word iconic is…
I have always found it strange that the majority of watch brands, who rely so heavily on their long history to market their watches, also…
First released in 1962, the Rado Captain Cook offers firepower on the wrist, as well as more than half a century of rich history. The…
To work at one of the largest international auction houses in the world, you need to know your stuff, which makes you very good at…
This year, the brand known for their focus on avant-garde techniques has updated one of their most iconic sporting chronographs, to produce the best-looking TAG…
It’s been a very busy week of watches in Geneva, with Only Watch 2019 setting new records, and the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG)…
More than 200 years ago, Abraham-Louis Breguet was appointed as an official chronometer maker of the French Navy, and the tradition lives on today in…
Nothing raises the heart rate of a watch enthusiast faster than the story of a tool watch being used in the environment it was originally…
Of all of the high-quality, well-finished and technically impressive Breguet watches, it is probably the Breguet Classique 5177 that you think of when you consider…
We have recommended taking a look at the master watchmaker Peter Speake-Marin deconstructing various watches in the past, and that’s because how interesting it is…
Editor’s note: As summer is swiftly approaching (in the Southern Hemisphere), a couple of friends who are into watches and I have been increasingly keen…