BY JOVAN K Rolex doesn’t need to dominate Watches & Wonders by volume; instead, just a handful of careful releases does the job. This year feels a little different. The brand
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BY JOVAN K Some Rolex watches never need defending: the Submariner sells itself, the Daytona barely needs words, and the GMT-Master II has become a category of its own. Then there
BY JOVAN K Some watches are trying to prove a point, while the new Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar “Lumen” from A. Lange & Söhne is perfectly comfortable letting the watch
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Cyrus is one of the brands we love visiting at Watches & Wonders Geneva because they’re just so different from everyone else. Finding an independent watchmaker with designs
BY JOVAN K The new TAG Heuer Monaco releases show two very different ways of handling an icon. One plays the smart long game, refining a design that already works, while
BY JOVAN K Grand Seiko has spent the last few years refining its sport watches, but this one feels like a genuine step forward rather than another dial update with a
BY JOVAN K Some Rolex launches arrive exactly how you expect. Slight dial tweak, subtle metal swap, maybe a bracelet update, then the internet spends three days pretending to lose its
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Universal Genève has unveiled a slew of new watches designed to captivate an audience and build attention for the brand. If you’re into your vintage watches, you’ll know
BY JOVAN K Parmigiani Fleurier is leaning into green, and honestly, it suits them. The Tonda PF Sport Chronograph in this new Silver Verzasca edition feels like a logical extension rather
BY JOVAN K It is about time Gerald Charles gave the Masterlink a bit more to do. The integrated bracelet model debuted back in 2024, and while the time-only version was
BY JOVAN K Rexhep Rexhepi has finally decided to tackle the flyback chronograph, and honestly, it was about time. While the industry usually waits for him to drop another three-hand watch
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Following Breguet’s meteoric performance in 2025, where it marked 250 years of innovation and history, the brand has now released a set of revitalised Tradition models to keep
BY JOVAN K The Chronoswiss Pulse GMT builds on the Pulse line that Chronoswiss introduced last year, taking the foundation they established with that first wave of models and evolving it
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Longines’ Hydroconquest is arguably one of their best-looking watches in my eyes. It brings that sporty look with some heft, but has enough subtlety in its detailing to
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Omega has just announced the new Constellation Observatory model for its Constellation range. Omega’s been holding onto different model ranges more or less since they were introduced many
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