BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Panerai’s Luminor Marina- does it change? Does it need to? Naturally, it does change a bit over time, but it’s a winning formula for the Italian-founded brand, so

BY JOVAN K IWC is no stranger to spicing up their legendary pilot watches, but their newest collaboration with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team throws the usual design rulebook right

BY JOVAN K Bianchet is going all-in on ceramic with the latest version of its UltraFino Tonneau, and honestly, this is probably one of the better-looking takes on the model so

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Longines’ Master collection is all about dressy appeal, and a chronograph piece is a classy affair indeed. That’s why Longines has reintroduced its monopusher chronograph in two stainless

BY JOVAN K Seiko standardizing democracy is an intriguing turn for a brand historically governed by traditional Japanese perfectionism. Following a global campaign celebrating 60 years of dive watch heritage, the

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN How many different iterations of Omega’s Speedmaster have there ever been, do you think? Does RJ from Fratello know? Does Omega even know? That was a rhetorical question

BY JOVAN K Glashütte Original has always been one of those brands that watch nerds respect for their high-level movement finishing, yet they often end up arguing over their case proportions.

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Czapek’s Promenade model range toes the line between being sporty and being dressy, in my view. If you want the full-on sports watch, there’s the Antarctique, and if

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Henri Grandjean was a watchmaker from Le Locle, Switzerland, who lived from 1803 to 1879 and made pocket watches, chronometers, and more. He definitely deserves a deep dive

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN It’s been a while since we’ve talked about Baume & Mercier, and in that time they’ve been very busy changing and improving things across the range. The Clifton

BY JOVAN K The Mido Ocean Star has been around since 1944, and over the years it has become one of those dependable dive-watch collections that quietly gets on with the

IWC has been around since 1868 which, in the world of horology, is respectable but nowhere near the oldest. Compared to cars, though, 1868 is ancient. 140 years ago the

BY JOVAN K Seiko teamed up with Tradman’s Bonsai Tokyo, which mixes streetwear with traditional bonsai art for a new limited edition watch: the Presage Classic Series x Tradman’s Bonsai (Ref.

BY JOVAN K Tissot has updated its heavy-duty diving lineup with five new references of the Seastar 2000 Professional, broadening the range with fresh dial colors, stealthy case treatments, and practical