This week on the aBlogtoWatch Weekly podcast, it’s a full house with Rick, Ariel, and David at it for another hour of horological shenanigans. To start, there’s a quick pop-in from
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Although there are still legions of new watches released every year designed to look aged right out of the box, very few of these releases ever actually capture the look
Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser Since 2017, Switzerland-based watch brand The Electricianz has brought us distinctive watches incorporating electrical elements not only to allow the accurate display of
Despite Code 11.59’s rocky start, Audemars Piguet is doubling down on the collection by consistently adding new models to the line-up. The brand new Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 38mm watch
This affordable collaboration watch is easy to miss but very fun and the product of some great teamwork. The parties include the newer French watch brand AWAKE as well as
First launched in 2014 to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the company, the Victorinox INOX collection is a lineup of ultra-durable sports watches, and in the relatively short amount of
In 2022, when TAG Heuer expanded the Aquaracer platform to include the 40mm Professional 200 series, the entire collection became more appealing. The Aquaracer’s 2020 redesign made it one of
Since introducing the Spirit collection in 2020, Longines has expanded the series to include a fairly diverse assortment of models. Earlier this year in March, Longines announced the Spirit Flyback,
As soon as I saw the release of the Girard-Perregaux Laureato 38mm with its textured copper dial, I knew I wanted to try it out. From all the pictures I’d
September brought us a variety of noteworthy new releases, including the Blancpain X Swatch Bioceramic Scuba Fifty Fathoms Watches AKA the “Thrifty Fathoms,” Blancpain’s highly anticipated Fifty Fathoms 70th Anniversary
Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser The Chopard Alpine Eagle collection debuted with a selection of three-hand models back in 2019 and the Fleurier-based manufacture has used the little
In 1987, Citizen debuted the Attesa watch, named after the Italian word that loosely translates to a feeling of “expectation, waiting, or anticipation.” The focus of the Attesa watch was
This is a fun time to be reviewing Raymond Weil watches because the Geneva-based company is currently undergoing a subtle shift in its product strategy that is making its already
Los Angeles and Southern California-area watch enthusiasts are cordially invited to RSVP to an exciting aBlogtoWatch event with Swiss watchmaker Longines. The event will be produced in collaboration with the
The ’00s and even the ’10s saw a fantastically high frequency of whimsical and creatively technical watches and today IWC pays a re-engineered tribute to one of those playful executions
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