BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Back in 2023, Breguet introduced the new Type XX and Type 20 watches which built on the brand’s rich history of making watches for aviation, stemming back
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BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN 2025 marks many anniversaries in the watch industry, certainly more than any year I’ve seen since I started writing for WristReview in 2014. One that wasn’t an
By Jovan Krstevski Hublot’s latest dalliance with the strange and the sturdy comes in the form of the Big Bang MECA-10 Concrete Jungle, a US exclusive salute to New York
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Bell & Ross’ BR-05 is their most versatile watch collection by far. It offers good looks, a ‘cosmopolitan’ design and yet still the rugged dependability of the
To mark a full century since its pioneering dual time wristwatch from 1925, Longines has dropped the Spirit Zulu Time 1925, a nod to aviation heritage with a splash of
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Following on from our recent coverage of IWC’s attractive blue ceramic Big Pilot’s watch featuring “Le Petit Prince” as the theme, IWC released another version following that
By Jovan Krstevski Well well, look who’s giving square watches a whole new attitude. Hublot just dropped the Square Bang Tourbillon 4-Day Power Reserve and it’s not playing around. This
By Jovan Krstevski Zenith is keeping its sapphire-stained anniversary streak alive with the Chronomaster Original Triple-Calendar Lapis Lazuli, a flamboyant number that’s dressed to the nines but still rooted in
By Jovan Krstevski If you thought IWC had already squeezed everything out of its Le Petit Prince collabs, think again. Schaffhausen just dialed it up to eleven with a beast
By Jovan Krstevski To mark its quarter-millennium milestone, Breguet has flung open the atelier doors and unveiled the Tradition Seconde Rétrograde 7035. Dressed in Breguet blue and a freshly minted
By Jovan Krstevski The original 1957 Railmaster was Omega’s answer to the magnetic chaos engineers and railway workers had to deal with daily. Omega’s bringing the Railmaster back in 2025
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Glashütte Original has just updated the range of watches it makes for women. The Serenade Luna models combine German precision watchmaking with timeless elegance and beauty into dazzling
By Jovan Krstevski Czapek’s latest gambit, the Promenade Diamond Drops and struts onto the horological stage with no shortage of sparkle. It takes its cues from the subtle art of
By Jovan Krstevski Hublot’s latest brainchild, the MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System, reappears in two fresh guises: one swathed in inky black ceramic, the other carved entirely from transparent sapphire.
By Jovan Krstevski Word’s out of the bag; Richard Mille has quietly slipped a new limited-edition ticker onto the scene, the RM72-01 “Charles Leclerc”. This spanking new chronograph, a collaboration
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