Jaeger-LeCoultre have finally entered the integrated bracelet watch space, but has the long wait been worth it? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 9.25/10 The …
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Furthering their connection to the golf world – no pun intended – TAG Heuer have released a new collaborative smart watch alongside TaylorMade. As most of us know, the watch …
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A serious dive watch refreshed, the Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional is back with a new frame, but the same great specs. When it comes to the Swiss watch industry, Tissot …
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In a bid to constantly one-up themselves, MB&F has unveiled a new Horological Machine that looks like it walked straight out of Michael Bay’s Transformers. Maximilian Büsser’s MB&F stands as …
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Say hello – and sadly, goodbye – to Urwerk’s final iteration of the UR-120, paying tribute to planet Earth in a blue case finish. 2026 seems to be a season …
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Seiko have returned back to their recurring silk motif, as they unveil four new Presage models in a series of spectacular new colourways. With each generation of the Seiko Presage …
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Jaeger-LeCoultre presents the sixth capsule of the Collectibles in London, curating a series of historically significant pieces and restoring them for purchase. If you’ve been around the watch world long …
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Vacheron Constantin takes its award-winning Twin Beat innovation further, giving the Traditionnelle Perpetual Calendar a remarkable 70-day power reserve, extending the timepiece’s mechanical brilliance even further. Vacheron Constantin has revisited …
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Hublot brings a softer side to the Big Bang with new pastel ceramic editions that still carry the brand’s bold, unmistakable personality. As you may be aware, Hublot is one …
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Chopard kicks their motorsports heritage into the next gear with a new version of their Mille Miglia collection, paying homage to the famous Raticosa Pass. As most of us already …
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It’s coming home! Horology, that is; Arnold & Son ring in their 260th anniversary by returning to London where it all started. The watch world as we know it is …
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The new Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Tech turns patience into purpose, with a 3-hour timing system built for those who spend serious time beneath the surface. The Fifty Fathoms collection from …
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Arnold & Son combines mythology, hand-engraved artistry, verdite stonework and astronomical watchmaking in the new Luna Magna Platinum Dragon Verdite. This article was originally published as Arnold & Son Introduces …
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Flexing their heritage in chronograph watchmaking, the new Angelus Instrument de Mesures links three legendary measurements into one watch. Founded in 1891 in the ever-famous Le Locle municipality of Switzerland, …
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TAG Heuer’s Monaco Evergraph may just be the best Monaco yet. A redesigned case, a new look dial, and of course, the new TH80 movement. We took it for a …
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Just over a year after introducing the TYPE 7 as part of its 15th anniversary celebrations, Ressence is expanding the collection with two new colourways: Black and Cactus. Ressence’s Type …
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Favre Leuba expands its revived Deep Raider collection with a colourful new Day Date that blends dive-watch heritage with modern everyday practicality. Favre Leuba may not be a common household …
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The independent watchmakers at Chronoswiss have debuted a new version of their flagship Delphis line, inspired by Swiss glaciers. TAG Heuer is a legacy brand that has endured many hardships. …