As they venture further into the spacefaring world, Bremont have elected to release a new version of the Supernova dedicated to Dr. Stephen Hawking. Conquering land, sea, and sky have …
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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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Rado has given their emblematic Captain Cook dive watch a spectacular new makeover: A sparkling gold finish that leans into the collection’s retro lines. Heritage-inspired styling is a fickle thing …
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Raymond Weil’s first integrated-bracelet sports watch blends 1970s inspiration with compact proportions and accessible contemporary luxury. What We Love What We Don’t Overall Rating: 8.4/10 Raymond Weil has gone through …
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Breitling’s partnership with Aston Martin grows with the introduction of three new limited Top Time 41 Tribute To Aston Martin DB5 editions. The 1960’s were a golden era for cars …
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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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Louis Moinet’s Memoris Diamonds combines mechanical artistry with precious gem-setting in two highly limited editions. Louis Moinet has built a reputation for creating some of the most visually theatrical dials …
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Panerai has taken the 44mm Submersible Full Metal Jacket with a first – a full steel bracelet with a micro-adjustable clasp. Those who know me, or have read my articles …
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The Swatch Mission to the Moon 1969 brings Moonshine™ Gold, Apollo 11 symbolism and MoonSwatch mania together in one highly collectible release. Just when you may have thought that the …
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The IWC Ingenieur 35 comes in a smaller package – but does it still make the same big impact? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: …
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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 …