So, here I am, sipping my morning coffee, scrolling through forums, and what do I find? The H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Centre Seconds Rotating Bezel C.02 for Collective Horology. It wasn’t the ...

It’s not often you stumble across something truly special when it comes to watchmaking, and by that, I mean discover a great watch no one else really seems to be talking about. Usually, if i...

The decade gone marked the occasion of the Breitling Navitimer’s sixtieth anniversary, and as that decade drew to a close, Breitling released what is an almost exact replica of that original...

In 2019, Omega celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 by creating an updated version of the beloved, all gold reference BA145.022. This year, Omega has produced a blue Speedmaster ...

One millimetre. That’s all it takes. One. Lousy. Millimetre. With the announcement of the new Rolex Submariner, questions have been raised. What does the word “new” even mean anymore, for ex...

Tudor’s hot stuff right now. The release of the Black Bay Blue shot off shelves faster than the last roll of toilet paper, with every man and his dog trying to get hold of one. It’ll be, in ...

If there’s a watchmaker you should know about that flies under the radar, it’s Jaeger-LeCoultre. Creator of some of the finest movements to ever wear someone else’s badge—here’s looking at y...

It’s not often that a very expensive, very limited luxury item actually ends up being useful, but for the Patek Philippe 5975G, that just might be the case. Here are three reasons why this s...

The oldest watchmakers have been around for centuries. They’ve contributed to the very foundation of what watchmaking is today, without which the industry would not exist in the way it does....

The dive watch is unfamiliar to neither Oris nor watchmaking in general, a staple of the industry since the 1950s and a favourite of buyers today. But despite a number of weird and wonderful...

Whether it’s advancements in CNC machining, increase in small-business investment or quite simply a global dose of a lunacy in the drinking water, micro watch brands are now very much a thin...

Two watches, the Hamilton Valiant and the A. Lange & Söhne Richard Lange, both mechanical, both three-handers, both 40mm—but one costs £300 and the other £30,000. Can one really be a hundred...