Introducing: The White Surfer Ceramic
There was a theme tying the best watches of the 97th Academy Awards: they were all gold. Just like an Oscar!
The Australian microbrand iterates on its eye-catching and popular everyday wearer, strengthening its value proposition.
Though usually associated with sports watches, this selection of titanium watches encompasses pretty much all tastes.
Fair warning - Grand Seiko nerdery inbound.
Why is Switzerland such a watchmaking powerhouse, and why is it so hard to make watches outside of the country?
Racing and watches - name a better love story than that.
AP released a bunch of watches to celebrate its 150th anniversary, Leica expanded its watch range and we got yet another MoonSwatch!
It's a fun game we play every year - what will the crown show us as the curtain rises at their Watches and Wonders 2025…
These will get your heart racing in no time.
Laurent Ferrier celebrates 15 years of haute horlogerie with these three models.
The Tudor Black Bay has been a fan-favourite since release, but what if you're looking for bang for a little less buck?
Three jumping displays, a shaped movement, and avant-garde design - that sounds like a Franck Muller, alright!
Charitable festivities, a bunch of new APs, Leonardo DiCaprio joins the Rolex fam and a new MoonSwatch - all in a week's worth of days!
These watches cater to every orientation of the population.
Leica goes mid-sized with its sports watch, bringing it down to 39mm with the new ZM 12 in a range of new colours.
Emerging from the shadow of icons like the Royal Oak and Nautilus, the Louis Vuitton Tambour Brown Ceramic stands to be a future classic, Zach…
Australia might not be the first place you think of when you're talking watches, but the Land Down Under is home to some seriously interesting…
Swatch tributes the NASA flight-qualified Speedmaster ST105.003, and two other competitors.
This thoughtfully-designed kids watch aims away from bright colours and towards sophistication.
A no-nonsense tool watch, the Breacher features a stripped-back look with subtle details.
Stylised numerals, shapely cases, and above all, class.
The Royal Oak Offshore is not a subtle watch, but these two new ceramic models are more understated than most.
Tuscan blue with a hint of bling for the new Code 11.59.
It's been a great run.
Audemars Piguet's perpetual calendar saga continues with the Calibre 7138.
Five Code 11.59s, three Royal Oaks, and two Offshores kick off the brand's 150th anniversary celebrations.
Zelos reminds us that they can do more than just cool, affordable divers.
A new, whimsical take on Art Deco is hoping to excite and move watch enthusiasts.
To celebrate their 10th anniversary, Jack Mason have redesigned their inaugural watch model.
Laurent Ferrier celebrates 15 years with a classy travel piece.
The Arena Vanitas shines through as one of the most thoughtfully designed and best-value dive watches we've seen in a long time.
Can you still get a good watch for under $50? Of course, but the options are dwindling.
There is a surprising amount of variety in just one movement family, meaning there is something for everyone with an SW500 movement.
The brand's first use of platinum for a no-date Tonda PF model, this Parmigiani is the epitome of understated luxury.
A horological tribute to Gérald Genta's favourite gemstone, the Maestro 2.0 Lapis Lazuli Ultra-Thin offers what it says on the tin.
Usually, Hermès launches new models sparingly, this week it delivered multiple novelties at once - amidst a sea of other strong releases.
Ahead of the big day on March 8th, we wanted to do a run-through of all of the watches you can buy exclusively at British…
An overlooked part of dive watch history, we take a look at the story behind the MIL-SHIPS design, as well as its modern reissues.
China can't be ignored when it comes to horological significance, as these top Chinese watch brands prove with their artisanal quality.
Counter-intuitively, Yema outsourcing its signature dive watch to the Swiss actually helps keep costs down so they can invest in French manufacturing.
Citizen wisely takes its affordable Tsuyosa collection a step further with a new 37mm size that retains all of the on-trend elements.
Join us as we take a look at how Red Bull makes their championship-winning Formula 1 cars, and then on to the F1 75 season…
Nomos and colour go hand-in-hand, and there's no better place to look for it than on these new Club Campus models.
A celebration of Scandinavia's obsession with all things coffee, this playful piece's coffee bean composite dial is technically impressive, too.
Goldilocks and the three Twelves, and finally, one that's just right!
This exuberant piece is a prime example of what Franck Muller is capable of in terms of gem-setting and movement design on a small scale.
Who says watches have to be round?
It's time to go down the grid and look at all the watch and team partnerships for the 2025 Formula 1 season.
Daniel Craig teased it in November, and now the Omega Seamaster Diver Bronze Gold and Burgundy is finally here...
GP's 6th collaboration with Aston Martin is a titanium Laureato Chronograph with a dial that uses iridescent green automotive paint.
Andrew gets hands-on with Maurice de Mauriac's third tennis-inspired watch with Racquet Magazine.
The Grand Seiko STGK031 & STGK033 share cherry blossom-inspired dial hues as well as a diminutive 30mm diameter.
Field watches rank as some of the most versatile and timeless watches on the market. Here's some of the best.
With a dragging hours display and hand-painted dial, it celebrates 80 years of the Moomins.
Hublot's material achievements continue with a first that's perhaps unsurprising, considering their mastery of ceramic.
The young independent brand Alto is taking a monotoned second step with its sequel to the ART 01 of last year.
IWC update the Shock Absorber XPL with new Mercedes Petronas green colour, and Toto Wolff's sign-off.
UniDesign launches a softer, motorsport-inspired take on the sports watch.
There was some serious horological heat on display at British cinema's night of nights.
Wearing watches that don't work seems sacrilegious for a watch writer - but Buffy makes the case for wearing timepieces that don't tick.
Most Seiko lovers would prefer to own a Japanese-made "JDM" Seiko to an international version. But is this preference well-founded?
Cartier has accumulated one of the densest and most revolutionary histories of any luxury brand - here's everything you need to know.
Love is in the air, with brands unveiling Valentine's Day limited editions this week.
