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 …
2026 Releases
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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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A Night Of Discovery With Jaeger-LeCoultre & The Watch Advice Collector’s Circle
by Matt Clymoby Matt ClymoThis 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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Continuing to purify the pilot watch aesthetic, Longines has expanded on the clean lines of the Spirit Pilot collection with new blue dial references. Longines has built an exceptional reputation …
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IWC went green this year with the Ingenieur 42 Ceramic, and while we thought the black was good, this could be better! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: …
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Rolex makes an unexpected drop with the Perpetual Padellone, a new take on the dress watch that succeeds where the Cellini left off. For all the popularity that Rolex holds, …
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The unmistakable 1990s Luminor design returns in its most wearable form yet, without sacrificing the tool-watch credentials that define Panerai. Panerai has taken one of the most important designs from …
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I take the new Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Chronomètre Perpetual Calendar hands-on to discover how the Maison has combined an ultra-thin complication with its first integrated bracelet design! What We Love: …
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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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Girard-Perregaux Releases The First Williams Collaboration Laureato Collection
by Matt Clymoby Matt ClymoAs the new official timing partner for the Atlassian Williams F1 team, Girard-Perregaux has released the first official watches as part of the partnership. Girard-Perregaux has officially joined forces with …
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A. Lange & Söhne continue their quest for German watchmaking excellence, with two new 1815 UP/DOWN models that bring a new colour and size to the lineup. A. Lange & …
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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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Longines has put a new spin on another classic complication, but does the function translate to form? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 9.25/10 Watch …
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Hublot Gives The Classic Fusion A Playful Twist, Teaming Up With Jeff Koons!
by Matt Clymoby Matt ClymoHublot teams up with contemporary artist Jeff Koons to reimagine the Classic Fusion as one of his iconic works of art: Balloon Dog! If there is one thing you can’t …
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Glashütte Original looks back at its delightfully retro 70s collection, at long last releasing it in a trio of new three-hand models! The 1970s were not an era known for …
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It’s been 50 years since IWC teamed up with Gérald Genta to bring us the Ingenieur SL Ref: 1832, and today, it is celebrating this milestone with two limited editions …
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Seiko updates their neo-futuristic King Seiko VANAC with a new iteration featuring a glittering black dial. There are many takes on the urban watch aesthetic. Many of them carry the …