While many brands have completely lost the plot when it comes to watch prices in 2026, Timex continues to be a budget-friendly refuge for individuals like myself who simply don’t
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Love it or hate it… Well, I was going to make a lofty statement here, but the point lies in just those five words. Love it. Or, hate it. The
There are two schools of thought when it comes to automotive-inspired watch design. The first is transformative: taking the idea, design ethos, or general atmosphere surrounding a car, and translating
This watch is the first timepiece borne out of the new (as far as I know) relationship between Swiss Tissot and Italian Pinarello. Tissot has plenty of experience with sports
I’ve been remarkably happy with the last few Hanhart watches I have reviewed on aBlogtoWatch, and I think the same thing goes for the other members of the team who
Norwegian brand Straum is based in Oslo (with a Swiss product), and its major model collection (there are a number of versions) is the Jan Mayen. aBlogtoWatch first reviewed the
One of my all-time favorite Citizen models is the Promaster Tough, which has existed in a handful of different executions throughout the years, but has always remained an ultra-durable expression
When rumors first started swirling that Swatch was teaming up with Audemars Piguet, I have to admit that I was highly skeptical the collaboration was actually real. Countless AI-generated renders
In 2026, the tourbillon regulation system is both the same and different from what it once was. Mechanically, the mechanism from the late 18th century that spins a balance wheel
On this episode of Superlative, aBlogtoWatch founder and our host, Ariel Adams, sits down with Justin Jakobson, founder of Camp Watches, to discuss how industrial design, automotive culture, and personal
For decades, watches in espionage thrillers have served a purpose beyond simple product placement. They are shorthand for a character’s priorities: precision, reliability, readiness, and the ability to function under
Ever since I started covering the watch industry, I have noticed two important and contradictory trends related to my home market, the United States: The United States continues to be
If Rolex’s existing precious metal options are not enough for you, the most famous name in luxury Swiss timepieces has developed a new 18k gold alloy from its in-house foundry.
2026, it seems, is the year of the stone dial. Over the past few years, textured stone has become increasingly more common in brand lineups, but 2026 has seen the
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, the team dives headfirst into one of the biggest problems facing the modern watch industry: pricing. From luxury brands continuously pushing prices higher to the
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