This past weekend, the Toronto Timepiece Show returned to Canada's largest city for its second year. While the Timepiece Show offering quickly expanded to Vancouver in April of this year,
This past weekend, the Toronto Timepiece Show returned to Canada's largest city for its second year. While the Timepiece Show offering quickly expanded to Vancouver in April of this year,
What We Know Sustainability remains an increasingly important topic in the watchmaking industry and in international business. We see many watch brands placing greater emphasis on this throughout all aspects
Some of you might remember my exhaustive list of all the special edition watches released in the spring for British Watchmaker's Day 2025, where I gave my completely inconsequential and
What We Know Tudor's model lineup has long leaned in to the brand's hearty and robust reputation and used complications sparingly, limiting them to mostly practical applications such as chronograph
This spring, at Watches and Wonders in Geneva, Grand Seiko introduced to the world its record-breaking movement of the 9RB2 Spring Drive caliber — the (according to Grand Seiko) most
What We Know The Los Angeles-based Nodus brand is back with another take on their Sector II Field watch in grade two titanium. Suppose the name field watch wasn't enough
The watch and jewelry collecting journey is often two-fold. On one hand, watches and jewelry are an investment and a growing asset class—there's an inherently practical aspect to building a
What We Know When I think of Ming, the word "experimentation" comes to mind. Not only has the brand pushed its boundaries in manufacturing (with a new white luminous compound,
Welcome back to Goodwood. In the privileged circle of the automotive industry, there is a longstanding debate over which annual event is best to attend. Monterey Car Week? Concorse d'Eleganza?
The Bulgari's new Octo Finissimo collaboration with Lee Ufan is not just one of the best Octo Finissimo to come from the Maison in the history of the model, but
Audemars Piguet is joining Watches and Wonders in 2026, along with ten other brands, in a major boost for the annual Geneva watch event. The arrival of the family-owned company
What We Know Hot off the presses for your Monday morning, we have a brand new carbon Doxa that continues the brand's Seafoam colorway limited edition models with Watches of
Timex makes a lot of watches each year. So much so that it's often a challenge to cover many of its new releases, given the sheer number of references being
What We Know If Instagram stories are any guide, this might be the most frequently shared and likely the most surprising new release of the year, as Jiro Katayama, founder
What We Know Baltic's Aquascaphe Classic is the brand's longest-standing model, now seven years into its product cycle and still one of the best options for someone looking for an