I feel like when I received the latest model from Beaucroft, I had tons to say about it. Now, several weeks later and having worn it plenty, I’m at a
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In my nearly two decades writing about wristwatch collector culture, I’ve learned that one timepiece topic is more emotionally charged than anything else. Surprisingly, that topic is a watch’s size.
Gone are the days when one had to scour online vintage watch listings to quench a thirst for eclectic, era-specific designs. Instead, we are looking at a thriving and beautifully
For the first time, Geneva-based Tudor has released an all-ceramic bracelet to match the existing Tudor Black Bay Ceramic case, which has previously existed in a handful of Tudor models
Luxury watch brands often speak about heritage, but relatively few have archives as deep or stylistically diverse as Movado. Founded in 1881 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, the company has spent
A few weeks ago, I almost got to see the French Air and Space Force’s precision aerobatic demonstration team perform. The Patrouille de France were in the U.S. for the
The SUPERLATIVE Podcast: Collective Horology’s Gabe Reilly On Why Independent Watchmaking Is Winning
This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams is joined by Gabe Reilly, Co-Founder of Collective Horology. Ariel and Gabe discuss the growing appeal of independent
We’ve spoken extensively about CIGA design and its Hunter series of tonneau-shaped skeleton models here on aBlogtoWatch, from blacked-out base models to the tourbillon-sporting pinnacle of the collection. As part
Few brands express the principles of modern German design as clearly as NOMOS Glashütte. The classic Bauhaus-inspired style captured in almost every model from the brand is almost immediately recognizable.
Hands-On: The Zenith Defy Extreme Ultraviolet Watch Combines Radical Horology With Avant-Garde Color
In an age of demure, timid case sizes and slim, dressy, vintage-inspired silhouettes, there’s something primally satisfying about a watch that isn’t afraid to be big, bold, and aggressively futuristic.
Since its founding in 2018, Indian brand Bangalore Watch Company has developed collections inspired by aviation, cricket, space travel, and the outdoors, using each release to explore another facet of
The Water Champion Is Back With The Edox Delfin 1961 Reissue And A New Delfin 1973 Series Of Watches
In 1961, less than a decade after the first modern dive watches were launched, few brands had mastered the art of creating highly water-resistant watches. Rather than designing its first
Auction results, GPHG, Red Dot Design Awards, COSC chronometer certification, Geneva Seal, Qualité Fleurier, METAS Master Chronometer, Superlative Chronometer, Observatory Certificate, Patek Seal… The list goes on when it comes
Years ago, I bought a Mido from a serial flipper at a deep discount. It was basically new, and I wore it (the titanium Ocean Star Captain V) often. Eventually,
Well. I did not have “Genuinely enjoy a fashion watch” on my bingo card. Leave it to ol’ Salvatore to prove me wrong. When I got the chance to review
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