Pioneered by legendary underwater explorers like Jacques Cousteau, dive watches are now the go-to wristwear for everyone. Tough yet timelessly stylish, they can be worn with anything, anywhe...

If you’re tired of trying to get a Rolex then you’ve come to the right place, because I’m going to introduce you to a whole bunch of alternatives at different price points for each of the br...

The Aquis line from Oris—the plucky affordable independent brand that only makes mechanical watches—is always one to keep an eye on. Their Upcycle model last year featured... ...

‘Unique’ is a word that’s bandied about all over the place these days, even when the thing being described isn’t unique at all. Unless there’s a parallel universe somewhere where we all have...

If you find yourself hankering after a Rolex—and frankly, who doesn’t these days—then listen up! We’ve got a little proposition for you and no, it isn’t a whopping great discount on our Role...

If a watch brand hasn’t approached Greta Thunberg to be its ambassador yet, it’s surely only a matter of time. ‘Sustainability’ was the buzz-word in industry circles last year, with several ...

The Rolex Submariner is undoubtedly one of the most recognisable and sought-after watches ever—which might explain its hefty price tag and notorious unavailability. If you spend your days lo...

A watch is a watch, wouldn’t you say, a trinket that tells the time and does so, hopefully, clearly and accurately. That’s certainly the expectation, but when it comes to watchmaking, there’...

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...

When you’re a watchmaker with over 1,200 patents to your name, you earn yourself a bit of a reputation. In the case of Jaeger-LeCoultre, that’s being known as the watchmaker’s watchmaker, su...

Since the introduction of quartz movements, programmable computers and micro-sensor technology, the mechanical dive watch has become to diving what the horseshoe is to motoring. The day of t...