Glashütte Original’s Seventies models are unique in their lineup with their square cases standing out as fun and vivid reminders of the period. I wasn’t around in the 1970s, my
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BY JOVAN K Rolex doesn’t exactly have a reputation for doing unexpected things. The brand has its formula, and it generally sticks to it. That’s why the new Perpetual Padellone is
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN We love doing interviews here at WristReview. We love wristwatches and make no secret of that, but speaking to the folks working behind the scenes is always special.
BY JOVAN Rolex has never been a brand that needs to shout particularly loudly to get attention, but every now and then they do something that makes even the most familiar
BY JOVAN K I have spent quite a bit of time with the earlier Saxonia Triple Split references, so when I finally got to see the new platinum 424.025F, I already
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN So we’ve already talked about A. Lange & Söhne’s new 1815 UP/DOWN a little bit here on WristReview, but by the time you’re reading this, it will have
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN I love cars, it started in my earliest days watching Top Gear on the BBC. Honestly, there are thousands, if not tens of thousands, of creators, journalists, photographers,
BY JOVAN K When Laurent Ferrier introduced the Classic Moon back in 2024, it marked the independent brand’s very first moonphase complication, debuting in steel and 18k rose gold silver/blue configurations.
BY JOVAN K 50 years ago, Heuer introduced the Monza watch to celebrate Niki Lauda’s historic 1976 Formula 1 World Championship title with Scuderia Ferrari. To celebrate this, TAG Heuer is
BY JOVAN K A. Lange & Söhne has been making some seriously complicated chronographs for a long time, going back 1999 to when the Saxonia Datograph was released, and things got
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN A. Lange & Söhne has just released two new versions of its classic 1815 Up/Down dress watch. The new watches come in smaller cases than other offerings in
BY JOVAN K If you’ve been around watches for a while, you’ll probably remember the original North Flag from 2015. It was a bit of an oddball in the Tudor catalogue,
BY JOVAN K Bulgari and Vianney Halter is not exactly a collaboration I would have predicted, but that’s what makes the new Octo Finissimo Dual Time interesting. Bulgari has taken its
BY JOVAN K Oris has taken the recently redesigned ProPilot and given it a bronze makeover. Nothing crazy has happened here, and that’s probably the point. The case, proportions and overall
BY JOVAN K There’s something slightly strange about the new Chronomaster Solo Sport. Zenith has taken the Chronomaster, one of its most recognizable modern collections, and removed the one thing you
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