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It’s easy to understand the allure of ultra-thin watches, simply because it’s difficult to imagine how a fully functional timepiece can measure just several millimeters thick. While shockingly thin mechanical
We here at aBlogtoWatch are happy to announce Roland S. of Beeton, Canada as the winner of our Bernhardt Tempest watch giveaway. Featuring a dramatic forged carbon dial, lightweight construction, and eye-catching
There’s a unique charm that comes with historic visions of the future. Futurism is a constantly moving target in design, and as ideas surrounding the future change, they leave entire,
Best described as a “horological supergroup” formed by six individuals from different sides of the luxury watch industry (all with very impressive resumes), Artime is a fairly new name within
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, it’s a party! Rick has, count’em, five guests, all of whom are wearing black. In addition to Ariel, David, and Ripley, special guests Pete McConnell
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Gerald Charles unveiled a striking limited-edition timepiece at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2025, which reimagines a rare and exclusive model from the brand’s archives. Based
I don’t know what a sports watch is. I’m inclined to think it’s any watch that isn’t a dress watch and doesn’t have a specific style or functionality, like a
Owned by the same family that is also behind two highly respected and established manufacturing entities from the Swiss watch industry, Formex is a bit different from other similarly sized
About 2 months ago, I heard that Christopher Ward was coming out with something “Bigger than the Bel Canto,” Shortly after that, the brand dropped a cartoony collab with Mr.
This year at Watches and Wonders, Jaeger-LeCoultre focused almost exclusively on the Reverso. This is not an uncommon approach from Richemont brands, focusing on a single model line each year,
It’s exceptionally rare for a business to be in operation without interruption for 150 years, and such a milestone is well worth celebrating. Bulova gets to celebrate this year, and
Since launching in 2019, Awake has been increasingly producing more serious and art-focused watches, but this certainly doesn’t mean that the French independent brand has forgotten how to have fun.
Not too long ago, Swiss Davosa updated its ongoing Ternos diver’s style watch collection with a new version of the Davosa Ternos Professional, known as the Davosa Ternos Professional 68H.
Following the revival of the Polo 79 in yellow gold last year, Piaget is back with a fresh white-gold iteration of its integrated bracelet icon. Unveiled quietly alongside the usual
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