THE HOME OF WATCH CULTURE
This Amsterdam-meets-Geneva collab demonstrates why you should pay attention to Frederique Constant.
The cruelty-free and environmentally friendly may have an underlying issue.
Can making honey also help you make super-high-end watches? JLC certainly seem to think so.
An intricate dial, compact case, manually wound movement, and some laser-engraved finesse - there's a lot to like here.
(German) watchmaking at its finest.
Usually not considered a watchmaking hotspot, Spain has some hidden horological gems.
Brands usher in the Year of the Dragon with varied releases, Seiko does their thing, and a new 'Thrifty Fathoms'.
After getting their Freak on in 2023, UN go for a slightly more conventional approach to the Year of the Dragon.
The best of the best from last year - with your help!
Organic materials may not seem the best choice for a durable watch - but these brands certainly thought differently. Why don't they anymore?
Hunting for a vintage Vacheron? Here are three models curated by the Holy Trinity brand.
With the Australian Open just around the corner, watch brands are gearing up for a lot of love.
A watch to the rescue of an overboard fisherman with no life jacket and a shark in the midst.
Horological mastery and lifelong obsessions made these creations come to life.
The potentially detrimental outcomes of the current trend of hailing in-house movements as the greatest thing since sliced bread.
Standing out in a sea of microbrands is hard, and not always done right. Here are some brands that make it look easy.
Can a once-great supplier of military watches rise from the ashes of uninspiring homages?
Steel may be the go-to material for a luxe sports watch, but titanium just makes sense, doesn't it?
Another month, another MoonSw... oh wait a second.
Oris and Marylebone Cricket Club collaborate on a cricket-loving bronze Big Crown Pointer Date.
This should shed some light onto what goes on behind the caseback of that microbrand you've been eyeing.
We revisit everyone's favourite entry-level diver. Does its charm excuse the fact it's no longer affordable?
Where other brands have gone overboard with dragons, IWC's crafted a tasteful piece that'll look good long after LNY.
2023's Golden Globes were particularly golden when it came to watch spotting. Here are the ten best watches worn by attendees.
Would you choose the revival of an early quartz diver, or a simple but capable GMT?
With the trend of new dial colours seemingly slowing, might one of these be the next big thing in watch dials?
Independent vs micro. France vs France. Yema vs Baltic.
Could this complex material become a watchmaking grail?
2024 kicks off with an independent-dominated collection of releases.
Does function win over form, or is there a third argument to be had when buying a new watch?
What goes up, must come down, and it's the same with watch sizes. But what about those yearning for a 42mm+ beast?
Adam dives into the history and particularities of a oft-overlooked vintage Omega.
Dapper and flapper-approved.
IWC's villain-inspired Aquatimers are cool, but they're also a little confusing.
We're barely one week into 2024 and yet another eclectic Rolex Day-Date 36 has been unveiled.
Micro gas tubes, a manufacture movement, and a unique lumed bezel in a capable diver.
For those who need a touch more timing utility alongside a dive-time bezel, this is the list for you.
Two watches from the hit HBO series are up for auction: one real, one fake, both overpriced.
A pioneering dive watch brand and their contemporary endeavours won D.C. over in 2023.
Ultra-thin and ultra-luxe, but why does it exist?
Longines expands their fan-favourite Master Collection further with the addition of a new GMT model, the likes of which has been absent from the range…
Don't start 2024 off with a dirty watch - invest in one of these clever, gentle and effective watch cleaners.
The normally very conservative brand let its proverbial hair down in 2023 with some seriously wacky (and significant) watch releases.
We look back to all the releases of 2023, and pick the very best.
French, Swiss and Japanese - Jamie's 2023 high rotation contains multitudes.
Adam has some hot takes here. His six 'watch style rules' will likely be polarising. Either you will strongly agree or completely disagree, there is…
This stylish, technical and robust world timer is a breath of fresh air.
It's not practical, but it sure is beautiful: here's some of the best white gold watches on the market.
Thanks to popular demand, we outline five more microbrand winners of 2023.
We recap the best releases of 2023 by fan-favourites Hamilton.
Originating in the Philippines and made for US soldiers during the Vietnam War, these unique bracelets tell a rich story.
Christopher Ward, the British brand known for its budget-friendly, well-made, and relatively safely designed sports watches, went on to release something new that would change…
It’s time again to look back on The Year That Was, and take a moment to reflect upon the bastions of my personal watch rotation.…
Ten years. A decade. 69 years, in dog years. That’s how long Time+Tide has been going. To celebrate this milestone, We. Are. Going. To. Party.…
Seiko released dozens of watches this year - we've whittled it down to the 5 best.
Titanium, carbon, and sapphire cases housing some unique complications to round out Hublot's year.
Tonneau-cased watches can be barrels of fun. Here's a few of our favourites.
This bracelet is cheeky, but it's also a waist of time.
Shining a light onto the process that Bovet VIPs go through from a brand that makes its own hairsprings.
2023 saw Cartier continue to showcase their mastery of shapes and mastery of watchmaking inside and out.
When thinking of Nomos, the first thing that comes to mind is clean, studied designs that follow the Bauhaus method. At times, these break free…
Buffy Seikoed-out for 2023 after snagging an unbelievable bargain.
This verdant new take on Speake-Marin’s integrated sports watch underlines the versatile ingenuity of the Ripples’ design.