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Jason Lee's hunt for a "Goldilocks" Panerai led him to the Luminor Venticinque PAM02025 - here's why it's so compelling.
This three-hander boasts a 24ct gold-plated brass dial, with a laser-engraved depiction of a horse, drawn in incredible detail by Armand Billard.
Less is not always more: Andrew O'Connor demonstrates how you can build some rather impressive 3-watch collections for the price of a Rolex.
Erg Media have created a beautiful, photography-led coffee table book that tells and celebrates the history of this beloved Japanese brand.
Andrew O'Connor gets a bit philosophical on us.
Independent brands have to write their own story, and every one of them approaches it differently, as these past seven days have shown.
This new episode of 3-Watch Throw Down is the 3rd in our latest video series, and we welcome Georgia Benjamin to the stage.
It happens to the best of us, but sometimes you just need to rip the bandage off and break up with a treasured timepiece.
Baltic says goodbye to a watch that's unexpectedly become one of their most popular models in brilliant fashion.
For the 50th anniversary of the 3159 standard, COSC has introduced a stricter new "Excellence Chronometer" tier of certification.
"You can't make an integrated bracelet watch without doing something interesting with the bracelet," says Ming Thein... and that's what he's done.
These two releases mark the slimmest and smallest-in-diameter Grand Seiko 9F quartz watches ever produced.
Zach interviews Matthieu Sauret, Jaeger-LeCoultre's Head of Product & Heritage, to get more insight into JLC's vintage curation programme.
The overlap between car enthusiasts and watch enthusiasts is huge, but it seems as if the car industry might actually be doing more for enthusiasts.
Louis Vuitton kicks off its 2026 with a pair of precious metal Escale travel watch collections, which both offer novel complications.
We explain the difference between the two main types of GMT watches, as well as the use cases for each.
Watch Ho & Co and Selten pay tribute to Hong Kong's famous floral emblem with a sequel to their stunning MOP dial collab.
In a first for the brand, Alpina has placed a solar-powered movement inside its toughest adventure-ready watch.
It was a tough spot, but after combing through photos just minutes after the stellar performance, we've got the scoop on Bad Bunny's AP.
Fears celebrates its 180th anniversary with a very special 75-piece limited edition Brunswick Jump Hour, replicating the skies above.
2025 saw some household names step up and innovate, but Borna reckons there's a few other brands that could rise to the occasion in 2026.
Andrew O'Connor makes the case for rubber's supremacy over other watch strap materials.
Niton and AP revive historical jumping hour watches, Sarpaneva and Urwerk go intergalactic, and Louis Vuitton teams up with De Bethune.
Spoiler alert! Rashawn's Rolex basically saved his marriage...
Following two years of development, American brand Arion finally makes its debut, revealing its inaugural model, a titanium dress watch.
With the Winter Olympics around the corner, there is still plenty of action happening in the watch world to catch up on.
Christopher Ward has announced its latest C60 Trident, created in partnership with Adrian Barker, the creative mind behind Bark & Jack.
The disruptive British independent is bringing assembly fully in-house, opening The D0ghouse to visitors this May.
Breitling joins the F1 paddock with Aston Martin, debuting a sporty titanium and carbon fibre take on the Navitimer as their inaugural collab.
The talented young British driver finally gets his own IWC special editions ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
We're used to seeing plenty of microbrand mechaquartz chronographs, but here's what it looks like when Seiko cases its own movements.
American microbrand Traska's first-ever chronograph introduces a novel subdial design that reduces visual clutter.
Andrew O'Connor goes over the latest industry data and focuses in on three brands in particular.
AP might be appearing at Watches & Wonders this year, but isn't holding back with its first big round of new watches for 2026.
The Norqain Adventure Sport NHL Limited Edition is a tasteful tribute to hockey that does both the brand and the NHL justice.
The Louis Vuitton × De Bethune LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project is an extremely contemporary take on a classical idea: the sympathique clock.
Canadian microbrand Héron’s Marinor hiatus comes to an end with an updated second generation for its best selling model.
Borna might be our resident aficionado of high-end, ultra-complicated independent watchmaking, but he's equally obsessed with his G-Shock.
If your love language is gift-giving, here’s a list of Valentine's Day watches you can buy right now.
Over the past seven days, several skeletonised watches have been announced, yet they are anything but similar.
Special guest Fred Savage goes head-to-head with Andrew in a 3-WATCH THROW DOWN!
A limited, curated selection of FC's most iconic watches are now available in the Time+Tide Watch Discovery Studio.
The Polo 79's yellow gold and white gold iterations are now joined by a sibling that's halfway between the two - a solid gold two-tone.
TAG Heuer has Formula 1, Rolex has tennis, Omega has the Olympic Games, and now Frederique Constant has padel.
Exchanging the telemeter scale for a tachymeter, our friends at Monochrome give Angelus' chronograph a 2N gold makeover.
The golden age of air travel is celebrated in a new collaboration between Christopher Ward and the renowned, historic commercial airline.
With the Australian Open currently underway we've got tennis on our minds, so here's a guide to some of the best tennis-inspired watches.
The Rolex Day-Date is inarguably one of the most iconic watches of all time, but Jason Lee argues that its ref. 1803 guise might be…
Andrew O'Connor finds that his approach to collecting watches has deeply influenced how he shops for everything else.
The Perception Millésime 漩 (Xuán) features a stunning natural pietersite dial, which is fully hand-cut and polished by master craftsmen.
No bones about it: Rado's latest take on its ceramic integrated bracelet stunner is its first-ever skeleton dial, which feels appropriate.
Chanel's purchase of a 30% stake in Kross could prove to be its most significant watchmaking investment so far.
Toledano & Chan have uncovered the latest evolution of their cult-hit brutalist bestseller, the b/1.3r., which boasts a gold ripple dial.
Yema offers a modern take on its1960s skin divers, but with a very contemporary hook: a manufacture micro‑rotor plus a bronze case.
Two hot new takes on Dennison's dress watch have arrived in our store: Black Marble, and the mother-of-pearl marquetry Ghost.
In a hobby that sometimes glorifies the chase and the churn more than staying power, Andrew O'Connor explains why he loves the watches he does.
January ends on a high note with LVMH Watch Week taking place in Milan - but there were more than just LVMH brands' releases this…
Spotted: Bugatti's recently unveiled F.K.P. Hommage hypercar has an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Flying Tourbillon dash clock.
The new time-only watch from the legendary designer's namesake brand brings some Swiss flair to its catalogue in two types of gold.
Tennis in Melbourne, watches in Milan and watch brands changing hands in Geneva - it's all happening this week.
Stylish, well-specced and affordable, Mido's halved the number of crowns on the Multifort 8 to create a more versatile piece.
Bulgari offers a rose gold secret watch utilising ancient coinage and a yellow-gold, gemstone-set cuff watch to inaugurate its 2026.
A new Big Bang Tourbillon Novak Djokovic GOAT Edition and Big Bang Unico Original collection are the highlights of Hublot's LVMH Watch Week.