Haute horlogerie legend Armin Strom has just released the greatest watch in the world. Well, that’s subjective… but it’s definitely a Tribute! Armin Strom is a difficult brand to pin …
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Chopard celebrates Mexican culture through extraordinary artistic craftsmanship, combining intricate straw and eggshell marquetry with its award-winning minute repeater. Chopard has a continued tradition of honouring Mexico’s Day of the …
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French brand Bell & Ross returns to a fan favourite, resurrecting the Radar series with a new ceramic rendition. The pilot’s watch aesthetic, much like that of divers’ and dress …
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From Glashütte Original’s roots in Saxon watchmaking to the distinctive modern collections, discover the history, designs, and craftsmanship that define this incredible German watchmaker! Glashütte: The Home Of German Watchmaking …
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Vacheron Constantin joined Watch Advice in Brisbane for the first time, bringing together a group of prominent collectors and more than 30 readers for two exclusive evenings celebrating the Maison’s …
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On the 50th Anniversary of the brand and its founders 100th birthday, Raymond Weil captures the spirit of travel with the new Freelancer World-Traveller. It’s been a special year for …
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Celebrating Lionel Messi’s extraordinary career with a look at the luxury timepieces that reflect his love for Argentina! With Lionel Messi announcing his retirement from international football just a few …
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Watch Advice took an exclusive look behind the scenes at Vacheron Constantin’s Geneva Manufacture to see what makes it one of the best brands in the world. In the watch …
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If you love watches, love being part of a community, and want to connect with other watch lovers and collectors, then the Collectors Circle is for you If you are …
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More than 50 collectors joined Watch Advice and Bvlgari in Brisbane for an evening centred around the Octo Finissimo, including the world-record collection and the new 37mm range. One of …
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From five decades of watchmaking history to the Millésime and A.R.T., we celebrate Raymond Weil’s past while looking towards its future! Two Days In Sydney With Raymond Weil WatchAdvice recently …
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Gerald Charles continues the expansive legacy of its founder with a new rendition of the Maestro GC Sport Tennis in turquoise. Anyone who’s ever dipped even a pinky into the …
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Breguet refreshes its Marine 5517 collection with three new references, bringing traditional design codes and the Quai de l’Horloge guilloché motif to its contemporary sports watch. Being a Breguet fanatic, …
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Are modern watch brands relying too heavily on heritage? We look at why nostalgia has become so important to the watch industry and whether it’s gone too far, or not …
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Nomos expands their Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer line with a dark dial rendition, adding sharp contrast to one of watchmaking’s best modern worldtimers. Perhaps one of the biggest sleeper hits …
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Following ‘The Fifty’ unveiled earlier this year, Raymond Weil continues its 50th anniversary celebrations with a new limited-edition Millésime bi-compax chronograph! Raymond Weil is celebrating a major milestone this year, …
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A duet of new releases from Ulysse Nardin sees them unveil two spectacular revisions of the Freak One design, with both blue enamel and guilloché dials. Ulysse Nardin’s Freak collection …
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Has H. Moser & Cie. lost their minds? Come to think of it, probably not – releases like the new Streamliner Off-Grid series are right up their alley! There comes …