With so many watches released this year, how do you pick which pieces were the best? Well, you don’t, it’s too hard. But we can pick which were our favourites, …
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With Geneva Watch Days over, the Watch Advice team reviews all the releases and, with great effort and much deliberation, selects their top pieces. Geneva Watch Days 2024 has continued …
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Yesterday, the MoonSwatch Mission to Neptune Moonshine Gold was released. But is the hype still there? We went and bought one to find out! Back in March, we wrote an …
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This weekend, IWC brings its Big Pilot Roadshow to Sydney. And if you love watches, then it’s an activation and experience you should check out. We were privileged to attend …
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Fathers day is right around the corner and it’s not too late to buy your father or husband the gift of luxury that will also stand the test of time. …
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2021 has been somewhat of a mixed bag of emotions. Worldwide some countries are starting to recover from the global pandemic, with restrictions being lifted and travelling once again becoming …
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The only watch is back in 2021 with 54 Brands donating exciting unique pieces for the Biennial Charity Auction. This is auctions 9th edition after its founding in 2001 by …
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When a brand known for making some of the most innovative, expensive and complicated watches made in the last 22 years, releases their ‘most complicated watch ever.’ It is hard …
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Just a few days ago we witnessed the Phillips Hong Kong watch auction: XII. while there was not a listing we would say no to. There were some vintage pieces …
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A simple guide to better understand how the reference numbers work and their relevance. You will often come across reference numbers when looking at watches. Each brand will have its …
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The Omega Seamaster 300 has long been a favourite for both serious divers and serious dive watch collectors. The Seamaster 300 was first released in 1957 as a part of …
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Like all eccentric hobbies, watch collecting can often be difficult to substantiate to those outside the club. Many people simply don’t harbour the same level of appreciation for timepieces as …
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Almost a month has passed since Watches and Wonders 2021 took place, now that the dust has settled, here are my top five picks from the convention. There are no …
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Patek Philippe first showcased a perpetual Calendar inside a wristwatch in 1925, in the unique piece No. 97’975. The design with three calendar displays on a white enamel dial, set …
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One of the releases that surprised us the most coming out of 2021 Watches and Wonders was not something we expected. Quartz, solar-powered, Cartier. Not something that you would think …
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The IWC Big Pilot has become a pillar of both functional design and staying true to an original purpose. Developed in the 1940s to the strict requirements set for ‘military …
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Earlier last week we looked into the potential discontinue of Patek Philippe nautilus 5711/1A and now sources have confirmed that it’s true. However, with this news comes the next line …
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The world of watches has recently been thrown into a frenzy, with the rumour mill alleging that one of the world’s most coveted timepieces could be retiring from the retail …
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