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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Bvlgari’s march into the haute horlogerie hall of fame continues, with a new interpretation of the Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar in blue titanium. As the saying goes, heavy is the …
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Montblanc’s 1858 Geosphere 0 Oxygen Mount Elbrus combines distinctive worldtime mechanics with purposeful exploration-inspired design. I have always been a fan of Montblanc’s 1858 collection, especially the Geosphere models with …
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Mido continues to evolve the entry-level sector, unveiling a set of new Ocean Star 200 watches that are near-unrecognisable next to their previous versions. Of all the watch brands in …
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IWC unveils a new look in their sporty-dress Portugieser Yacht Club line, introducing the perpetual calendar complication for the very first time. When building a watch, bridging the line between …
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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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Seiko brings the ambience of a cocktail bar to the wrist with three elegant new Presage Cocktail Time models! Seiko is a powerhouse when it comes to watches for different …
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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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Blancpain continues to show that with age comes experience, revising their 38mm Villeret Ultraplate models for the modern dress watch lover. Founded in 1735 by Jehan-Jacques Blancpain, the master watchmaker’s …
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Bvlgari brings fresh summer energy to the Bvlgari Bvlgari Aluminium with two light, playful, and unmistakably Italian sport-chic executions. Bvlgari is one of those watchmakers with a repertoire of skills …
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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 …
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The taxman cometh, but so do the tax returns! In that spirit, here’s a few watches to try if you want to get the most out of your AU$1,000 tax …
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Rolex’s partnership with Wimbledon is a timeless meeting of precision, tradition and sporting excellence on tennis’ most prestigious stage. Those familiar with Rolex would know that the brand does more …
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Vacheron Constantin continues to expand the elegant 34.5mm Overseas lineup with a new duo: one in a familiar dial tone, the other in a full pink gold case. Of the …