SOMETHING EPIC IS COMING
After last week's Dubai Watch Week madness, you would think there would be a bit of a slowdown in terms of watch releases - but…
Seiko continues to treat Australian fans with yet another special edition, this time focused on the azure seas of the Whitsunday Islands.
This might just be the most elegant Radiomir yet.
Recovered from a near-fatal experience, Czapek's CEO chats with Andrew and tells the story in his own words.
A yellow gold Patek Philippe ref. 1436 sold for A$450,000 - a big result for Australia, but how does that compare internationally?
From luxe divers to creations by legendary case makers, we explore the most luxurious case material out there.
Rather than give the BR-X5 a full lume dial, they've given it a full lume case.
Slim, with an impressive movement and rose engine hobnail engraving - is this the ultimate Reverso?
59 years on, Seiko debuts three new Marinemasters, paying homage to not only Seiko's first diver but also the first Japanese dive watch.
The final big watch fair of 2023 brought some great novelties - here are our favourites.
Equipped with a bi-axis tourbillon and double retrograde, it's quite the departure from the 1980s model.
Premium, robust and comfy, this Aussie watch strap is a cut above the rest.
Small in size but bold in colour, Hamilton is inspired by a tricky pâtisserie treat.
We check out the new, monochromatic member of Glashütte Original's usually colourful Annual Edition line.
Baume & Mercier collaborated with us on an exclusive event to commemorate the Riviera's 50th anniversary last week.
JLC combine Japanese cultural heritage with Swiss precision and micro-artisanship for a new Hokusai-inspired limited edition.
Andrew goes behind the scenes, exploring two incredible watches from one of the fastest-developing luxury watch brands.
The smoothest brand president of them all sits down with Andrew to chats all things Chopard and L.U.C.
The Scottish brand presents their take on a modular design after acquisition from anOrdain.
With curvaceous cases and electrostatic movements, the Bulova sub-brand deliver a luxury proposition.
Dubai Watch Week is currently underway, so for this edition of Last Week in Watches, we wanted to do something a little different.
Inspired by an undeniably Japanese natural phenomenon, it weirdly makes sense for a watch earmarked for Australia and New Zealand.
Blingy Alpine Eagles and chiming L.U.Cs are on Chopard's repertoire.
Deep house and tourbillons mark Frederique Constant's DWW releases.
Oris has been experimenting with their dials, and have cooked up something really special.
Night Surfer II, Dubai Watch Week, an event with Baume & Mercier... It's been a big week for T+T.
In their efforts to provide the most bang for your buck, Brellum outfit the Pilot GMT in a green colourway.
These days there is plenty of watch video content to check out on YouTube and social media, but we rarely get feature-length horological films. I…
A smaller case size and a proper steel bracelet adds to this diver's already-insane value proposition.
Ulysse Nardin decks out the Freak One OPS in mil-spec colours.
Bulgari shows off their marquetry savoir faire with a collection of peacock-inspired dials.
The Swiss independent has unveiled arguably their two most desirable models yet at Dubai Watch Week 2023.
Two years after the original, the sequel drops, with a fresh El Primero-derived movement.
Glashütte Originals shows they can do stealth wealth as good as anyone.
While athletes regularly flex their choice of wristwear on and off the field, we found their coaches to be a tad more reserved.
The Year of the Dragon ushers in yet another TAG Heuer special edition, this time in 42mm Carrera Chronograph form.
A more focused motorsports chronograph from IWC, this model features a proper tachymeter bezel.
Tri-stepped case, pump pushers and a pulsometer scales - all the ingredients for a great vintage-inspired chronograph are there.
This watch is a middle finger to horological convention... Literally.
The Octo Finissimo seems the perfect canvas for an all-carbon treatment. No wonder Bulgari went ahead and did it.
Spending time with Cartier's funkiest model was enough to prove the old adage about book-judging, and proved me wrong.
In honour of Loki mastering time in the season two finale, and the release of The Marvels, we decided to revisit and update our favorite…
Full disclosure, I have meant to have these two watches go head-to-head in battle on the site for quite some time. Fanboys like myself have…
High-frequency quartz movements are a bit of a rarity these days, making Bulova's Jet Star all the more appealing.
We take a look at all the things brands have to offer before Dubai Watch Week 2023.
We bring you the scoop on Watch Oscars 2023.
Hublot introduces the brand's first-ever series-production central tourbillon in classic Takashi Murakami style.
Ball outfits their vintage-inspired Skindiver with an in-house calibre and a super-hard case coating.
A timely reminder than when shopping for vintage watches, you need to 'buy the seller'...
The Karl-Leimon Majesty is the latest microbrand homage in the world's most popular watch style.
I might not have a private jet or drive a Ferrari, but wearing this GS for a day made me feel like I do.
The first major refresh of their Avenger collection since the range was relaunched in 2019 brings some Breitling firsts to the table.
Remember the ludicrous prices CasiOaks used to demand? Well, G-Shock's next contender may continue the trend
We answer the latest team battle royale question - what are our favourite watch brand logos?
When a big auction house presents their latest catalogue of lots, it is expected that it will be filled with various Rolex and Patek Philippe…
The latest collaborative effort from Collective Horology transports a familiar face into the next decade.
If you're looking for a stealthy, IYKYK sports watch, there are few better options we can think of.
Yema are doubling down on their pursuit of in-house mastery with a new bronze diver.
Boasting a familiar octagonal form housing an innovative in-house movement, it's a bold first attempt from a brand (and country) little known to the world.
We bring you the story of Christopher Ward - also known as the microbrand granddaddies.
As watch journalists, readers often come to us for insights and advice. But, recently we flipped the script. On our Instagram earlier this week, we…
Breguet doesn't do sporty too often, but when they do, it's in their distinct style, and the Marine 5527 shows off this approach.
The AVI-8 AV-4108 Dambuster pays tribute to the 80th anniversary of the Dambuster Raids of 1943. It’s a followup to their Dambuster chronograph which has…