BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The last time we covered a piece from Bianchet, we received, well, mixed comments – but it created conversations in the comments sections that happens to be one

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Parmigiani Fleurier continues to be one of our favourite brands – we’ve loved the pieces Parmigiani Fleurier has been putting out for the last few years, and 2026

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN When we talk about luxury watches most of the time (which we definitely do on WristReview), it’s sometimes easy to forget your place in the bigger picture of

BY JOVAN K Maurice Lacroix has been quietly cooking up some really solid pieces lately, and the 1975 Legacy Small Seconds is another addition to that stack. Created to mark the

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The United States is traditionally the largest market for wristwatches owing to the sheer number of folks living there who are wealthy enough to afford a luxury mechanical

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Christopher Ward is having a bit of a renaissance in 2026 if the launches of its C63 True GMT and C63 Sealander watches are anything to go by.

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN H. Moser & Cie. is no stranger to complicated mechanical watches; in fact, you could say that they make it more complicated for themselves than most, thanks to

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Ulysse Nardin is most renowned for its Freak watches these days, you know the ones I mean, those watches where the majority of the movement is fitted into

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,