In a tireless continuation of its nature-inspired watch releases, Grand Seiko proves in an unexpected way that flora, fauna, and geology are indeed infinitely resourceful. This new watch, the Grand
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This year at Watches and Wonders 2024, Baume & Mercier is shifting its focus. While last year was almost exclusively centered around the brand’s Riviera line, this year sees three
Don’t know about you, but I believe watch brands turned up to 11 tend to be fun. Not always the most tasteful, timeless, or beautiful, but definitely fun. Grand Seiko
There is little competition when it comes to bold, raucous, and energizing watches, and Hublot takes the cake every time in my book. Among the wide array of mind-boggling releases
While the Ulysse Nardin Freak dates back to 2001, the largely updated Freak S model was first released about two years ago. The S featured an all-new movement that increased
For Watches and Wonders 2024, Jaeger-LeCoultre has unveiled a significant update to one of its more technically impressive modern collections, the Duometre. These twin-barrel powerhouse watches have been on the
For 2024, IWC has honed in on its Portugieser collection for a full refit, bringing complex additions to the lineup like the new eternal calendar, perpetual calendar, and tourbillon. But
Some brands lean very heavily on a single model, to the extent that you might think that model is all the brand actually makes. While Parmigiani Fleurier certainly has other
Although the brand is arguably best known for its multi-function pocket knives and cutlery, Victorinox also produces a diverse assortment of watches, and the Swiss company has just announced a
The modern king of ultra-thin haute horlogerie, Bulgari has reworked its thinnest-ever Ultra watch from two years ago after Richard Mille took the crown of thinnest-ever mechanical watch. Reflecting its typical
For 2024, Gerald Charles introduces what will likely be one of the most eye-catching integrated bracelet watches of the year. The new watch is known as the Gerald Charles Masterlink,
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick is joined once again by Ariel, Ripley, and David for another raucous episode. After covering their packing habits, David discusses a new pink Tudor, Ariel
Releasing its fourth model, Dutch microbrand Batavi went in a new direction with a watch that’s more formal than any of its prior models and includes elements rarely seen from
While there is certainly an argument to be made that some of the watch industry’s proprietary gold alloys are little more than materials-based marketing gimmicks, it’s also undeniable that some
Trade shows used to be almost exclusively for brands and their partners, but they have evolved over the past 20 years, a change catalyzed by COVID-19. As brands and their
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