This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adams is joined by John Liley, founder of Markwell Watches. Ariel and John dive right into the importance of
This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adams is joined by John Liley, founder of Markwell Watches. Ariel and John dive right into the importance of
Founded in 2014, Redwood is a family-owned Canadian brand that primarily focuses on reimagining vintage designs with modern materials and manufacturing techniques. Despite adhering to a small-batch production process with
Next weekend, 44 British watchmaking brands will descend upon Lindley Hall in London to take part in the Alliance of British Watch and Clock Makers’ annual British Watchmakers’ Day. The
As of early 2025, this Tudor Black Bay Ceramic Blue watch is probably my favorite timepiece currently produced by the Tudor brand. The Black Bay Ceramic Blue was released in
Watch enthusiasts admire mechanical complexity, but when it comes to maximum durability, each moving part also represents a potential point of failure. Back when the very first digital watches emerged
Few industry crossovers make as much sense as cameras to watches. The importance of precision mechanics, reliance on accuracy, and attractive design are all critical to the success of the
March 2025 is here at last, and as the world thaws out from winter and looks forward to springtime, it’s the perfect moment to add some vibrant spring color to
My ignorance of Favre Leuba’s back catalog led me to write off its Chief collection prematurely. My first impressions of the Chief watches were tainted by the Bremont Terra Nova
Heretofore competing only in non-complication ultra-thin watches, Piaget threw down the gauntlet last year. Piaget’s secret weapon since 2018 has been its Altiplano Ultimate Concept, a skunk-works subdivision of its
We here at aBlogtoWatch are glad to announce David M. of Towson, USA as the winner of our Helicon Master Blue Hour watch giveaway. Combining classic ’60s diver lines wiht
Truth be told, I have a soft spot for the Rolex Day-Date 36. Perhaps it’s understandable, then, that I was a bit jealous when the Day-Date 40 received cool-looking, deconstructed
While there are plenty of trends from the 1960s and 70s that should remain dead and solidly buried under six feet of densely packed earth, there are others for which
This week on the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adams is joined once again by Alon Ben Joseph, owner of Ace Jewelers. The two explore the marketing challenges
A few years ago, I predicted that after a period of brands offering more exotic or spirited hues as primary colors for luxury timepieces, eventually, a black-toned watch would debut
After a troubled, controversial launch in 2019, the Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 series seems to have finally found its own footing. Years of incremental updates, design refinements, and a broader