BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Salmon colours have been in for a while now, but you don’t tend to find them on watches that we regular folks might one day be able to

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The Odysseus is A. Lange & Söhne’s integrated sports watch. We were in Germany for the launch back in 2019 before the world went mad. We also got

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN The new Panerai Submersible range is called the Submersible QuarantaQuattro. It sounds like an Italian cheese but actually means forty-four, which is the diameter (in millimetres) of the

BY ERIK SLAVEN Tudor launched the Black Bay collection back in 2012 and it’s since become a best seller with many variations to choose from. It started life as a vintage-inspired

BY ERIK SLAVEN Zenith introduced a trio of new Chronomaster Open models at Watches & Wonders that shrink the case to a more universal size and house the latest El Primero

BY ERIK SLAVEN TAG Heuer is no stranger to saturation dive watches. Back in 1982, for example, there was the Heuer 1000m diver and the Super Professional followed in 1984. This

BY ERIK SLAVEN Jaeger-LeCoultre may not be a member of the “Holy Trinity,” but the watchmaker has created some iconic collections and movements since its founding in 1833. The brand is

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI A. Lange & Söhne, a Saxon haute horology brand, has just unveiled its latest offering, the Richard Lange Minute Repeater. This timepiece will surely be a highlight during

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Synthetic diamonds, also called lab-grown diamonds, are not a new invention, they’ve been in use in places in the jewellery industry for many years, but you rarely find

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN I’ll bet you didn’t see this one coming. For 2022, Patek Philippe has released a Calatrava with a brand new look, the reference 5226G, a white gold dress

BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN When Omega lifted the curtains on its novelties for 2022, we were prepared to release a slew of articles for each watch. However, we decided to do it

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI Cartier has a rich history of timepieces with timeless prestige to lean back on if they really want to razzle and dazzle the watch community. But Cartier can

BY JOVAN KRSTEVSKI The Santos Dumont line of watches by Cartier are steeped in history. In 1904, pilot Alberto Santos-Dumont requested a wristwatch from Louis Cartier, and one of the inaugural