Colloquially known as the “Casioak” among collectors due to its octagon-shaped case profile, the Casio G-Shock 2100 series has been a runaway success for the Japanese manufacturer since it first
Colloquially known as the “Casioak” among collectors due to its octagon-shaped case profile, the Casio G-Shock 2100 series has been a runaway success for the Japanese manufacturer since it first
For 2024, Chopard is finally releasing a version of its larger-sized “XL” (44mm wide) Alpine Eagle chronograph case with a full gold bracelet to match the 18k “ethical” rose-gold case.
Back in 2022, MB&F launched its first chronograph watch, which like all things the brand does, wasn’t standard fare. In fact, that Legacy Machine Sequential EVO with two chronographs in
We’ve talked plenty about themed and collab watches here on the site. They aren’t always for everyone, but I think there’s agreement that the best examples take their inspirations and
It may be difficult to imagine, but June 6, 2024, marks a full 80 years since “D-Day” — the beginning of the Allied invasion of France during World War II,
Just two years after its last major overhaul, the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 is getting another facelift. In 2022, TAG Heuer gave its flagship diver an overhaul, with new
You don’t need to invest much time in watch appreciation before noticing the common “Swiss Made” text on the dial of many watches. On a basic level, this country-of-origin attribution
The month after the Watches & Wonders show is always a more subdued affair compared to April’s heady days of nonstop news and releases. While the world of horology recovers
Even among modern Zodiac watch brand enthusiasts, the recent Super Sea Wolf Pro-Diver is a product few people know well. The Pro-Diver is Zodiac’s attempt to create a professional-grade diver’s
Since its inaugural appearance in 2022, the Byrne Gyro Dial has served as the foundation for the Swiss brand’s catalog, with its innovative mechanism that changes the appearance of its
After an unexpectedly long, four-year dormancy, the Audemars Piguet Master02 Selfwinding 41mm watch marks the return of a collection Audemars Piguet launched in early 2020 to revive and, well, remaster
May the revival of the 1979 Gerald Genta-designed Credor Locomotive be the fulfillment, the end, and indeed the culmination of the Genta-craze in watchmaking? Who knows? What we know for
To celebrate the registration of the company in its hometown of Hölstein, Switzerland on June 1, 1904, Oris has made a tradition of releasing a Hölstein Edition watch each year
June 2024 is upon us, and with the return of summertime comes a new impulse to travel. Of course, a great vacation requires the right watch, and there’s no better
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, the usual suspects get together again for another horological gabfest. Ariel dives into his recent article about consumer expectations, brand offerings, and how those things connect