I can’t recall a single person or outlet who responded poorly when Nomos released its Club Sport neomatik Worldtimers earlier this year. It was one of those watches that everybody
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As October 2025 descends upon us and cool autumn weather seeps in, there’s no better time of year for a scenic drive. There are few more scenic driving roads in
With over 500 film and TV appearances, Hamilton has earned its “watchmaker of filmmakers” nickname. However, the Swiss (formerly American) brand has more recently been expanding its role into the
When Masami Watanabe started his career in Japan over 30 years ago, it was as an importer, bringing luxury timepieces into the Japanese market and making them accessible through a
The ultra-premium MR-G family has become an increasingly important segment of Casio’s beloved G-Shock sub-brand in recent years, as fan-favorite silhouettes like the 2100 series, 5600 series, and the Frogman
One year ago, independent French brand Awake introduced the Són Mài collection, bringing traditional Vietnamese lacquer craftsmanship into contemporary watchmaking. That debut laid the foundation for the brand’s specific take
On this episode of the SUPERLATIVE Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder Ariel Adams sits down with Fred Savage, actor, director, and founder of Timepiece Grading Specialists (TGS), about the evolving
Originally founded in 2014, Crafter Blue is probably best known for its premium aftermarket straps, although the Hong Kong-based brand has also been producing its own lineup of value-driven divers
We here at aBlogtoWatch are excited to announce Denis R. of Belle River, Canada as the winner of our Laco FRIEDA watch giveaway. With its striking, unique dial colorway and giveaway-only
I always like to review Versace watches because I can never quite guess what direction the brand will take next. For example, I had no idea that, in 2025, Versace
At the top of the Glashütte Original product catalog are its tourbillon watches. These are often highly discreet and easy to mistake for something still high-end, but not quite as
London-based independent watchmaker Mr Jones Watches is once again blurring the line between horology and art with the release of its wildly imaginative Monster Melter 3000. Just in time for
This episode of the ABTWWeekly Podcast starts with cooking-and-wine banter before serving up a full course of watch talk — from the buzz around Dubai Watch Week (and the city’s
The Hamilton Khaki Field collection continues to feel more relevant than ever, given the current popularity of simple, classic tool and military watches. The company has been making what seems
The folks at Tudor just dropped a bit of a surprise. The brand is officially wading into the murky waters of moon phase watches with the all-new Tudor 1926 Luna.
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