Longines have set their eyes back on one of their emblematic collections, refreshing the Master line from top to bottom. If you wanted to summarise Longines in two words, you’d …
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Chopard’s latest Mille Miglia GTS Power Control Grigio-Blu brings Italian racing spirit to the wrist with an asphalt-inspired dial, clever automotive details and COSC-certified precision. Chopard’s passion for motorsport is …
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Piaget have collaborated with watch platform Wristcheck, creating a new version of their ultra-thin Altiplano Ultimate Automatic. A prestigious player within the horological and jewellery industries, Piaget has built a …
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H. Moser & Cie. are back in the horological kitchen, and they’ve just cooked once again. This new watch merges three complications into one cohesive image. Upon the release of …
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Continuing on their rapid rise in the industry, Raymond Weil enters the integrated bracelet sports watch game with the sporty-chic A.R.T. Independent watch brand Raymond Weil has made significant strides …
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Celebrating 10 years of partnership and 60 years of PADI, Seiko have unveiled a new Prospex Dive Watch in the organisation’s colour and logo. Of all the attributes Seiko is …
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With the Laureato’s 50th Anniversary last year, Girard-Perregaux are keeping the party going with four new models in the emergent model line. When it was launched in 1975, the Laureato …
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Members of the Watch Advice Collector’s Circle and Longines came together in Brisbane for a special evening celebrating the latest evolution of the HydroConquest collection! Longines has long been a …
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Does TAG Heuer’s Australian Edition Carrera Glassbox Tourbillon add enough sporty flavour to this traditional complication? Let’s find out! What We Love: What We Don’t: Overall Rating: 8.75/10 TAG Heuer …
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Breaking back into the haute horlogerie scene, TAG Heuer have unveiled perhaps their craziest version of the Monaco yet. The TAG Heuer Monaco is a watch that needs no introduction. …
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Two new quartz-inspired dial colours bring more character to Seiko’s technically impressive Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Chronograph collection. It was only last month that Seiko gave its heavy-duty Astron GPS …
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Elegance has always been an attitude for Longines, and the DolceVita leads by example, with three new watches set to refresh the collection’s refined identity. That phrase, “Elegance is an …
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Back in yellow and black is the new Tudor Black Bay Chrono, slimmed down to a highly wearable 39mm case. Despite their origins, Tudor has carved out a distinctive identity …
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Same great specs in a sharp new look – the Mido Ocean Star GMT is back with a new black, white, and orange reference. In the watch world, every price …
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Form and function become one as Mauron Musy debuts the MU09 NODE°, featuring their first-ever manufacture movement! Every watch brand has its niche. Perhaps that’s the telling of accurate time, …
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The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface ‘Or Deco’ Series leans further into the model’s Art Deco soul with precious metals, Milanese bracelets, and gem-set elegance. From expressive cocktail-inspired executions to cleaner …
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Zenith’s latest release sees the Manufacture partner with Japanese independent watchmaker Naoya Hida & Co. for a new interpretation of the G.F.J. Calibre 135. Building on the success of the …
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H. Moser & Cie., one of horology’s leading independents, expands their emblematic Streamliner collection with a spectacular enamel green dial. Much has been made of the independent watch brand H. …