Last week, Grand Seiko hosted a gala event to open its new Melbourne boutique in style. Watch Advice was there to cover all the action, and enjoy the festivities, of …
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Sun-soaked style meets serious watchmaking in what is Hublot’s boldest summer release yet. With vibrant orange, Mediterranean blue and crisp white colours, the Big Bang Unico Summer 2025 brings Mykonos …
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The first standard production watch with the Breitling B19 Perpetual Calendar movement of course had to be a Navitimer. Upon its release, I knew I had to get my hands …
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Honouring history, built for tomorrow, the new Type XX Chronographe 2075 timepieces keep Breguet’s legacy airborne! The year was 1952. While the world was in the midst of rapid post-war …
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When it comes to acting and watches, there is one commonality: There’s nothing quite like the lived experience. With the release of TAG Heuer’s eyewear range, who has lived the …
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Mechanical mastery meets a riot of colour: Mauron Musy like you’ve never seen before! Mauron Musy is a brand synonymous with innovation, seamlessly blending mechanical ingenuity with artistic expression to …
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The anniversaries just keep on coming, with Longines now joining the fray! Thus, the Swiss brand have released a trio of new Spirit Zulu Time timepieces that commemorate the collection’s …
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Breitling celebrates the centenary of Astronaut Scott Carpenter’s birth, one of NASA’s pioneering astronauts who flew the Mercury-Atlas 7 mission in 1962 with the first Swiss wristwatch in space, the …
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Breguet has always been a brand that resonates with me, not for its flash or hype, but for its quiet mastery and timeless elegance. The Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035 perfectly …