One of the most noteworthy releases from Chronoswiss in recent years has been the introduction of its PULSE collection, which originally debuted in 2025 as the Swiss brand’s first integrated
One of the most noteworthy releases from Chronoswiss in recent years has been the introduction of its PULSE collection, which originally debuted in 2025 as the Swiss brand’s first integrated
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick and Ripley are holding down the fort as they work their way through some of the latest releases, industry conversations, and questionable watch-buying decisions.
With the striking, retro-futuristic “Glassbox” Carrera arguably becoming the face of the brand, it can be easy to forget that TAG Heuer still offers its most versatile chronograph with a
For the most part, Vaer has largely adhered to the classic genres of timepieces, such as divers, GMT’s, field watches, and racing chronographs. However, among the Los Angeles brand’s more
The timepiece landscape over the last few years has compelled me to examine smaller wristwatch sizes than I’d normally wear. That led me to this reference H11684 matte-blue Chanel J12
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of Geneva-based Raymond Weil watches. The company is among the relatively rare maisons that combine traditional Swiss watchmaking with an accessible, practical approach to marketing
For most watch enthusiasts, understanding how a mechanical movement works is largely an exercise in observation. Exhibition casebacks reveal the bridges, wheels, gears and balance wheel at work, while books
It has been a little while since Glashütte-based A. Lange & Söhne released a new version of its popular and well-composed 1815 Up/Down model. For 2026, A. Lange & Söhne debuts
Originally introduced in 2018, the A. Lange & Söhne Triple Split stands out as one of the watch industry’s most mechanically impressive chronographs. Unlike a standard split-seconds chronograph that only
Originally introduced last year in 2025, the RZE UTD-8000 is an ultra-durable titanium digital watch that was specifically created to withstand extreme levels of physical punishment. The original lineup of
Although it’s produced a disparate variety of designs over the past decade, Chinese marque CIGA design carries a special fascination with Mount Everest. Its top-of-the-heap central tourbillon model celebrated the
With so many watch varieties now, as well as a larger brand that focuses on so many more objects than just timepieces, it can be challenging to spot what is
At this point in time, the global community of watch enthusiasts is well aware of Bulgari’s successful transformation into a vertically integrated watch manufacture, one that takes full creative advantage
This week on the Superlative Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch founder, Ariel Adams, is joined by Ahmad Shahriar, a longtime watch industry executive who currently works alongside Samir Shah representing Arnold
Earlier in 2026, Citizen chose New York City to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its landmark Eco-Drive light-charging quartz watch movement technology. The Japanese company is far older, but it