The Longines HydroConquest GMT is one of Longines’ most modern references, but has it stood up to two years’ worth of my father’s ownership standards? Let’s ask him! Purchasing Expectations: …
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Classic lines and modern functionality – How could you pass this one up? The French microbrand Serica has suited up their newest timepiece with a tuxedo dial. When it comes …
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With the growing trend of stone dial timepieces, expect the bandwagon to be quite full – but that doesn’t mean it’s any less stunning! Case in point? Pequignet’s new Attitude …
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Take a trip with the Travelling Time series to Vienna, Austria! Arguably the cultural epicentre of Europe, I paid a visit to the revived Carl Suchy & Söhne, the country’s …
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Let’s Rocket! The Swiss independent brand has joined forces with Tezuka Productions to deliver a collaboration piece of futuristic proportions. When it comes to creative watchmaking, you have to give …
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Seiko and Supercars Australia hit the road again with a brand-new limited edition for 2025! But can it keep the pace, or will it fall behind? Let’s find out! What …
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With their fourth collaboration with the seminal Lupin the Third franchise, Zenith has unveiled yet another version of the Chronomaster Revival! Once again, the watch pays tribute to the gruff-but-loyal …
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Happy birthday to Germany’s own Glashütte Original! Sitting down for an intimate lunch, Watch Advice was honoured to be a part of their 180th anniversary celebrations alongside MEISSEN in Sydney’s …
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Enter the Wizarding World of Harry Potter with Kross Studio! The ostentatious Swiss independent has teamed up with Warner Brothers to deliver a magical timepiece paying tribute to one of …
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One of my favourite watches of all time has made a return! This time around, the Daniel Roth Tourbillon has encased itself in precious platinum over gold. Daniel Roth is …
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Oris’ grand overhaul continues! For Dubai Watch Week 2025, the Swiss independent has launched a new, more professional rendition of their ProPilot Date collection. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix …
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Teaming up with renowned artist Diaa Allam, Perrelet have kicked off their Dubai Watch Week! In yet a spectacular display, they have integrated Allam’s distinct style within their equally distinct …
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Not too big, not too small, but just right: Tudor’s finally expanded the Ranger collection! Perhaps their biggest cult classic (besides the North Flag) has been given a new colour, …
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For 2025’s Dubai Watch Week, TAG Heuer has unveiled a brand new version of the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph! This time, the avant-garde timepiece comes in a new package that makes …
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Talk about upgrades! While it seemed like the original HM11 Architect was the limit for MB&F, this new rendition has shattered all expectations. I get giddy every time I get …
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The American-made watch scene may not be as massive as it once was, but is that beginning to change? Manhattan’s Avoir Dupois may have an answer to that… I understand …
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Thirty years of Roger Dubuis have led to this new release from the brand! The master watchmaker’s Hommage collection makes a spectacular return — and in a 38mm case, no …
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Before we leave 2025, it makes sense that we take a look back on the classic watches of this last quarter century! So, here are my picks for the best …