Panerai has delivered some excellent releases this year. From the new, smaller 42mm Luminor series to watches celebrating the 100th anniversary of the brand’s Florence boutique, there has been plenty
Panerai has delivered some excellent releases this year. From the new, smaller 42mm Luminor series to watches celebrating the 100th anniversary of the brand’s Florence boutique, there has been plenty
Welcome to another episode of Fratello On Air! This week, we discuss German watch brands, focusing on the sportier marques. There’s no doubt about it; this show is close to
The Omega Speedmaster had a relatively quiet year. Omega kicked off 2026 with two versions of the Speedmaster Professional “Reverse Panda” in stainless steel and full 18K yellow gold. The
When a watchmaker invests the time, capital, and artistry into building a tourbillon, the temptation to proudly display it on the dial is almost insurmountable. Yet, some brands resist the
Vacheron Constantin introduces two new stainless steel additions to its Fiftysix collection. The 40mm offerings include a Self-Winding model with a date display and a Complete Calendar featuring day, month,
Yema is best known for tool watches inspired by its 1960s and ’70s designs, particularly the Superman and Navygraf. In recent years, however, the French brand has broadened its lineup
Awake opened a new chapter when it first combined silver leaf and Vietnamese Sơn Mài lacquer in 2024. The approach changed the brand’s aesthetic immediately by placing métiers d’art at
I’m guessing the gold-colored Ceramos bezel acts as a heat shield. During landing, the bezel must protect the object from scratches too, because Ceramos, a ceramic-metal composite also known as
Some watches are designed for the cockpit, the dive site, or the open road. The new Sinn EZM 19 has a rather different workplace in mind — the command room.
The watch industry gathered in Geneva on Saturday, November 7th, for the 26th edition of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG). The annual awards recognize achievements across the watchmaking
On August 18th, 1853, a buyer recorded only as “Capitaine Denny” paid 700 francs for a gold Breguet hunter pocket watch in Paris. More than 170 years later, Breguet No.
It’s Sunday morning, so grab a coffee and join us for another installment of our Sunday Morning Showdown series. This week, Germany takes on Switzerland as Jorg pits the Sinn
Even if you’re only mildly interested in vintage watches, you’ve probably heard of Amsterdam Vintage Watches and its fearless owner, Jasper “King of Vintage” Lijfering. As the second-generation owner of
Welcome to another installment of Watch Strap Review. Normally, my podcast partner in crime, Balazs, is behind the keyboard for these articles. Today, however, it’s me. Don’t worry, though, as
If you’ve been around since 1737, you know who you are. Favre Leuba disappeared from the watch scene in 1985 but reappeared in 2024. All that insight and knowledge didn’t