BY JOVAN K When watch brands pair up with car manufacturers, it often turns into a lazy cash grab. Half the time, a watch brand just slaps a car maker logo

BY JOVAN K Panerai and Luna Rossa have been running together since 2019, and with the 38th America’s Cup in Naples on the horizon, the partnership isn’t slowing down. Over the

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN At 5.8mm thick, Bulgari’s Octo Finissimo Perpetual Calendar is the thinnest perpetual calendar piece on the market, a record it’s held since 2021. I’m surprised no one’s challenged

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN For a long time, Raymond Weil watches were nice but, honestly, nothing majorly special – they were the stepping stone between not really caring about watches at all

BY JOVAN K The original Delfin was introduced by Edox back in 1961, revolutionizing the watch industry with its patented Double O-ring system and a reinforced double caseback. This technical feat

BY JOVAN K Let us be real for a second: the Girard-Perregaux Laureato is probably the most overlooked underdog in the integrated-bracelet sports watch scene. It was unveiled back in 1975,

BY JOVAN K The new Seiko Prospex PADI 60th Anniversary Limited Edition HBB002 marks two huge milestones at once: six decades of PADI’s global diving legacy and 10 years of collaboration

BY JOVAN K The Zenith Defy Extreme line is basically the wild child of high-frequency watchmaking. It’s the only regular-production mechanical chronograph out there that can split time into a crazy

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN When Ferdinand Berthoud was revived in 2015, we wondered how it would be received by the watch world, being an unknown company selling hyper-expensive watches in octagonal cases.

BY JOVAN K The Breitling Top Time B01 Chronograph 41 Eddy Merckx Edition serves as a definitive tribute to the most successful rider in the history of professional cycling. Released in

BY JOVAN K Hublot loves to divide opinions, but if there is one arena where the brand commands absolute, undeniable respect, its mastery of sapphire crystal. Machining an entirely transparent watch

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Watches & Wonders 2026 featured the turnaround of Panerai that I was hoping for. I’d been a little worried about them losing its magic and stepping down its

BY JOVAN K Oris knows exactly what they are doing. Instead of reinventing the wheel, they just keep making it spin a little smoother. The 1965 vintage-inspired Diver Sixty-Five line was

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Following on from my last piece about the mid-30mm Vacheron Constantin Overseas pieces, the ball is back in IWC’s court, and it’s just hit out with a supposedly