H. Moser & Cie. delve further into their mastery of watchmaking, presenting a new version of their Endeavour Minute Repeater Tourbillon Skeleton in Cosmic Rain. For those who know me, …
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Bianchet’s Rotondo UltraFino Rose Gold brings skeletonised tourbillon watchmaking, architectural case design and precious-metal luxury into one beautifully refined expression! Bianchet may have a shorter history compared to other established …
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Studio Underd0g continues to establish themselves as a quirky force in the industry, refining their field-oriented 02SERIES with new colours and movements. If there’s any microbrand that’s managed to speed …
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It’s tax time, but how do you choose to spend the tax return? Why, with a watch, of course! Here’s a few of our finest selections under AU$3,000. The End …
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Piaget’s Polo brings together ultra-thin watchmaking, jewellery craftsmanship and one of the most daring integrated designs ever created. The Piaget Polo may be recognised as one of the most iconic …
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Bell & Ross get their glow on with a new limited edition BR-03, emphasising the beauty that comes with lume. Of all the important elements of a sports watch, perhaps …
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The world’s thinnest watch is now a limited edition as Konstantin Chaykin makes the ThinKing a commercial reality, limited to just 12 pieces. As they saying goes, world records are …
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Armin Strom’s Mirrored Force Resonance Red combines vivid hand-guilloché design with the brand’s patented resonance technology in a highly limited 15-piece edition. Only a few short weeks after Armin Strom …
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Doxa pays tribute to one of their biggest literary heroes once more, releasing a new run of SUB 300 models named after the venerable Clive Cussler. In the vast world …
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Drawing on their British heritage, Speake Marin have introduced a new offering in their eccentric Ripples collection inspired by an iconic district of London. The integrated bracelet sports watch scene …
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Does the growing trend of shrinking watches indicate a new era of refinement for the industry? I’ve been seeing a shrink. But enough about me, as I’ve also been seeing …
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Roger Dubuis’ Excalibur The Kabuto Legacy brings samurai history, miniature sculpture and Geneva fine watchmaking together in one bold, theatrical creation. Having recently returned from Japan, I’ll admit this one …
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Look what’s coming in for landing! Bell & Ross have released a new version of their BR-03 with a whimsical depiction of a helicopter and helipad. Aviation watches have carved …
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Ferdinand Berthoud’s Chronomètre FB 3SPC.2-1 brings historical chronometry, warm rose gold design and exceptional mechanical finishing into one beautifully refined expression. When it comes to independent watchmaking, it doesn’t get …
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Armin Strom elevates the Orbit with bold Midnight Purple styling and its ingenious on-demand date complication. Armin Strom is quietly becoming one of independent watchmaking’s most innovative manufacturers, and it …
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De Bethune harness the sands of time with a new rendition of their DB25xs, presenting a heat-treated titanium guilloché dial evocative of sand dunes. I don’t like sand. It’s coarse, …
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Louis Moinet continues to pay tribute to the dynamic world of motorsports, with a new duet of Time To Race colourways, designated ‘Flash.’ The world of chronograph watches is one …
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Rado’s first Australian boutique brings the brand’s material mastery, modern design and immersive retail experience to the heart of Melbourne. Rado has announced the opening of its first corporate boutique …