BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN With all the recent fanfare of the recent LVMH Watch Week concluding, you would be forgiven for not noticing that Omega released some new boutique-only watches recently. It

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN I wasn’t around in the 1980s, so my impressions of it are limited. On the one hand I see those Instagram reels which show something like the 1980s

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI It’s 2024 and Grand Seiko commemorates two decades of its groundbreaking 9R Spring Drive movement with a tribute timepiece, the Grand Seiko Sport Spring Drive GMT SBGE305. This

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Lots of people from all walks of life with all interests when talking about old things like to crack out the old “they don’t make ’em like they

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN It seems like only yesterday I said on this very blog that “his and hers” watch pairs were going out of fashion thanks to big watch brands’ ditching

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN At Watches & Wonders 2023, TAG Heuer unveiled some special watches which made use of lab-grown diamonds. These are a rarity in high-end watches as the buyers generally

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Recently, we covered the release of Hublot’s new MP-10 Tourbillon Weight Energy System Titanium, and the responses in the comments have been quite positive about it, surprisingly, so

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI This year, at LVMH Watch Week, Bulgari adds two stunning new chapters to the Octo Finissimo Automatic story, each imbued with distinct personalities and striking aesthetics. Octo Finissimo

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Zenith’s Chronomaster Sport, introduced in 2021, has carved a niche for itself as a modern high-beat chronograph with undeniable charisma. It was initially offered in a classic steel

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI For over six decades, the TAG Heuer Carrera has reigned supreme in the world of motorsports-inspired watches. But within its illustrious lineage, few models capture the essence of

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Hublot is a bit of an odd one in the horological world. It makes some watches which I wouldn’t ever recommend purchasing new because of their price/parts value

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Zenith’s social media accounts have been building up to something recently, something which we’re now able to reveal to you. I’m not going to do a monologue at

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI In 1954, the Conquest became Longines’ first trademarked line. Five years later, the collection embraced audacious innovation with a model featuring a revolutionary central power reserve display. Two

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN We’ve already seen a great number of Chinese New Year watches so far, a surprising number, actually. I’m not sure there have been this many watches released that

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI H. Moser & Cie., renowned for their avant-garde watchmaking, throws another curveball with the Streamliner Tourbillon Concept Wyoming Jade. This timepiece isn’t just about challenging conventional norms in