Today, I review the Peacock Climber Tourbillon — an entirely Chinese-made mechanical watch from a watchmaker who most timepiece enthusiasts outside of China or nearby countries probably haven’t heard about.
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This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick and David are rejoined by a still-jetlagged Ariel! The gang starts out with a brief bout of aBlogtoWatch Watches Watches , then dives straight
Exactly 40 years ago this April 2023, the very first Casio G-Shock made its inaugural appearance, and as part of the ongoing celebrations to commemorate this milestone year, Casio has
As its latest new release for 2023, Reservoir has added a new collection of pilot watches to its lineup. Building upon the brand’s signature single-handed retrograde minutes layout with a
Seeing all the Watches & Wonders 2023 watch novelties hands-on drives us to all sorts of conclusions specific to the various brands and collections we encounter. The new-for-2023 A. Lange
French fashion house Louis Vuitton has been making great strides in its fine watchmaking division over the last few years, and the new Voyager Skeleton is yet another strong step
While 3D printing is no longer in its nascency, you wouldn’t know it looking at the wristwatch landscape. Very few brands are utilizing it as a core manufacturing approach, though
The scene was not typical even though the activity inside was routine for the region. Men in trim blue suits buzzed around as robotic arms and conveyor belts whizzed around
Whenever I think of Eberhard & Co., it’s typically the brand’s sports and tool watches that first come to mind. Although function-packed chronographs and highly legible divers are certainly among
The Grand Seiko Tentagraph SLGC001 is the brand’s first-ever mechanical chronograph, and we would not have missed going hands-on with it at Watches & Wonders 2023. Built around the cutting-edge
This week on the Superlative podcast, our host and aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams is joined by Chris Mitchell, co-author with his wife, Pilar Guzmán, of Patina Modern. Ariel and Chris
Zodiac chose a rather showy and provocative way to debut its new in-house caliber STP 6-15 skeletonized automatic movement. Rather than the typically boring way many new skeletonized watches are
In 1996, Patek Philippe introduced a new campaign that read “You Never Actually Own A Patek Philippe, You Merely Look After It For The Next Generation.” The watch industry and
As the number-one selling watch brand in the United States, Timex produces an incredibly wide assortment of new designs each year. While some of the brand’s watches are intended to
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Ariel is missing but Rick and David are joined by none other than aBlogtoWatch Associate Editor Ripley Sellers! This episode is all about Watches and
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