Located at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, Federal Point sits at a precipitous vantage point guarding New Inlet — a vital entrance to the river that connects the
Located at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, Federal Point sits at a precipitous vantage point guarding New Inlet — a vital entrance to the river that connects the
While it may not be the longest-running brand relationship in the sport, Gerald Charles has made a serious commitment to tennis over the years. Through a variety of different iterations
Chopard claims that it was the first to combine diamonds with steel in 1993 with its Happy Sport line of watches, based on the Happy Diamonds collection that it introduced
Even in a watchmaking world filled with rare, exotic materials, nothing is as rare or exotic as elements sourced from outer space. The young, scientifically-minded watch brand Diatom goes even
I hope it doesn’t become a trend, but for 2026, Tudor released a new watch in the form of the Tudor Northflag M9140G1A0U, outside of the typical Watches & Wonders new
While wristwatches and timepieces are indeed machines with technical parameters and performance differences, choosing a watch is a uniquely human task. This article is meant to warn you that allowing
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Ariel is away, which leaves Rick, David, and Ripley to make sense of a watch market in which price and positioning seem increasingly difficult to
Founded by fourth-generation watchmaker Sebastien Muller, Brellum is an independent Swiss brand that adheres to a strict output of just 299 watches per year, with every single one being an
If there were a city in the United States that could best be compared to the Swiss watch brand Tudor, it would probably be San Diego, California. If sister brand
In the highest echelons of luxury watchmaking, sapphire cases are nothing new. Brands like Jacob & Co. and Hublot have been experimenting with dramatic full-sapphire presentations for years, typically with
At some point or other, we’ve all dreamed of what our ideal watch would look like. Sometimes it exists — and, better yet, is readily available and within budget —
For the seventh consecutive year, Swiss watchmaker Mido is celebrating Mexico’s Día de los Muertos with a special-edition timepiece that brings the holiday’s distinctive artistic traditions to the wrist. The
Eric Wind is often referred to as “the watch dealer to the stars,” and his company Wind Vintage specializes in high-end timepieces that range from contemporary luxury sports watches to
This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder, Ariel Adams, is joined by Lilian Thibault, founder of AWAKE Watches. They discuss the evolution of AWAKE and how the
Distinctive independent British watch brand Bamford London has no shortage of unique, diverse releases in its back catalogue, but the marque has never produced its own dedicated, fully purpose-built diver