Do you know why I love doing the Watch Strap Review column? One would think that watch straps are a boring subject. You could not be further from the truth,
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What is Korea most famous for? According to foodies, it’s kimchi. Motoring enthusiasts say it’s cars, and Android users claim it’s Samsung. But what do watch fans say when they
I have just had a chat with Phil Toledano, known as @misterenthusiast on the ‘Gram and from his podcast Viva Bastardo. Phil is a conceptual artist and connoisseur of Italian
This year has been a pretty exciting one for watches. I had the most pleasurable experiences during Watches and Wonders 2022 with Patek Philippe, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Grand Seiko. And
Back in the day, things were simple. You just bought one watch — a single timepiece that would do the job at all times. Today, even if you’re not a
Climate change is not about the world getting hotter. It’s several accelerated changes that are knocking the cycles off balance. Environments are simultaneously drying out while rising sea levels risk
Today, Hamilton releases the Murph 38mm. But let’s rewind for a brief moment to 2014. It was then that Christopher Nolan cemented his reputation as a master of chronology. We
On December 11th, Phillips will auction off a very special Omega Speedmaster Professional ref. 145.012-68SP. The reference number alone may not seem very special, but what if we told you
Price increases happen for a lot of brands, but no brand does waitlists better than Rolex. You may get on the waitlist at your favorite authorized dealer (AD), but while
To date, I have only seen one meteorite dial in the metal. I instantly fell in love with the uneven and otherworldly texture of this foreign organic material. And although
It’s just an ideal pairing — my 1980s cricket jumper that I bought in Guildford, together with RJ’s 1977 Rolex Datejust Oysterquartz ref. 17013 in steel and gold. My word,
I know it seems early, but it will be December before you know it. If you wait too long, you might be too late to get something in time for
When Citizen introduced its first light-powered analog quartz watch in 1976, it’s doubtful that anyone foresaw just how vital the Eco-Drive line would still be for the brand today. Last
Andersen Genève is one of those brands for those in the know. Its wrist-worn wares are classical takes on watchmaking seen through the eyes of Svend Andersen. The Danish emigre
There is no denying that Tudor is one of the brands of the moment. As most of you will know, there is a design split between the classically inspired Black
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