Over the course of the last several years, Norqain has been steadily building out its catalog with different sizes and variations of its most popular models. Originally launched in 2021,
Over the course of the last several years, Norqain has been steadily building out its catalog with different sizes and variations of its most popular models. Originally launched in 2021,
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, the conversation kicks off with a round of applause for Tudor (applause is the new clap-in), followed by an examination of whether the watch industry
The term “Black Bay” is now synonymous with the Swiss Tudor watch brand, but it wasn’t always that way. For most of Tudor’s history, it was the baby sibling of
Following the success of their original collaboration series, Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin have teamed up once again to create a new duo of limited-edition “Time Eater” watches. While previous
For the last few years, Toronto-based Marathon Watch Company has released a special timepiece for the occasion of Canada Day (July 1st). The 2025 edition of the Marathon Canada Day
In the world of independent watchmaking, few brands have captured the poetic side of time quite like CIGA design. With the release of the Blue Planet II, Atlantic, the brand
When Tudor first launched the Pelagos FXD Chrono “Cycling Edition” as one of its releases for 2024, most of us thought the model would be somewhat of a one-off creation,
A steel-cased Greubel Forsey wristwatch without a tourbillon? Is this new limited-edition Balancier Contemporain timepiece a relative deal? Not exactly. Even though the comparatively mechanically simple timepiece is basic compared
Founded in 2021, Mu:n (pronounced “moon”) is a French independent brand, and just as its name suggests, Mu:n specializes in moonphase watches. The company’s latest creation is known as the
Kaenos — derived from the Greek kainos — describes something new or fresh. And the MeisterSinger Kaenos certainly is that. Debuting just in time for Watches and Wonders 2025, MeisterSinger’s
I have the distinct impression that Richard Mille, well within the top 10 highest-revenue watch brands even with production figures as low as around 6,000 pieces per year, does not
July 2025 is upon us at last, and as the world prepares for the height of summer, we here at aBlogtoWatch are excited for peak short-sleeve season. There’s no better
This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adam is joined by multifaceted watch enthusiast and author of “A Man and His Watch,” Matt Hranek. Ariel and
“Thanks for the support” is a ubiquitous remark that I and most other watch writers hear from luxury brands. The statement seems innocent enough, but it nearly always left a
Swiss Delma recently updated its long-standing racing-inspired Montego timepiece collection with a new series known as the Delma Montego Black Edition. The Montego Black Edition, so far, comes in three