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 …
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Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin have rejoined forces once again, creating a new edition of the regulator complication with a froggy flair. Creative thinking in watchmaking is rarely rewarded in …
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Looking for your next watch? Our 2026 Buying Guide brings together 10 standout new releases under AU$10,000! Buying a good luxury watch doesn’t necessarily mean having to spend tens of …
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Czapek takes you through the fantastical world of Boris Vian with a new Promenade model named directly after his seminal work. It takes a lot to reimagine a storied watch …
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When a mechanical watch asks absolutely nothing of you, can beauty and enjoyment still be found in wearing one? Mechanical watchmaking has always been in pursuit of innovation. And I’m …
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This week, Brisbane members of our Watch Advice Collector’s Circle joined us & Jaeger-LeCoultre for an evening learning about the Maison and discovering some exceptional timepieces. This year, Jaeger-LeCoultre brought …
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Did you remember the 21st night of September? Even if you didn’t, we’re here to give you some watches that celebrate the elements of Earth, Wind, & Fire! One of …
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On our most recent trip to Sydney, we organised a special soirée alongside Bvlgari, giving guests a closer look into the brand’s unique world. We at Watch Advice are privileged …
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A hand-engraved white gold horse roams beneath a glowing mother-of-pearl moon in Arnold & Son’s latest artistic creation. Arnold & Son adds to its impressive catalogue of Métiers d’Art timepieces …
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Discovering Japan for the first time, from neon-lit cities to historic temples, with the King Seiko VANAC along for the ride. My First Time In Japan Of all the countries …
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Rose, Mint and Sky bring softer colour to Chronoswiss’s unconventional mechanical digital regulator. Chronoswiss brings back the Neo Digiteur, this time in three different pastel colours to create a beautiful …
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Norqain puts its sporty-chic aesthetic forward in an elegant new form, releasing an Independence Skeleton model in black titanium with gold. ‘Sports watch’ is such a broad term within the …
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Four one-of-a-kind, gem-set Rolex Daytonas will be auctioned by Phillips to support education and environmental conservation. As part of Rolex’s Perpetual Planet Initiative, the Swiss watchmaker has unveiled four unique …
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The award-winning chronometer adopts a darker and sportier identity through its black ceramised titanium construction. For those who may not be familiar with Ferdinand Berthoud’s story, the modern watchmaker was …