Well folks, January is here, and that can really only mean one thing when it comes to new watch releases: we are about to be bombarded with Lunar New Year
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DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors We sometimes use our Fujifilm GFX series cameras on our Sinar large format camera to take advantage of the generous movements
Denis Flageollet, master watchmaker and the “mad genius” behind De Bethune’s creations, is passionate about the “great patrimony of classical watchmaking” and resolved to contribute calibres “worthy of the 21st
If you had gotten the feeling that German brand Hanhart had been in a rut over the past, oh, 20 years, I wouldn’t blame you. It seemed to be releasing
In 1983, a Challenge Diver from Citizen was found on an Australian beach. As a result of having been submerged in the Pacific Ocean for several years, the Japanese dive
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick is virtually flanked not only by Ripley, David, and Ariel, but he’s also got three guests on board for this week: Kevin Roberts, Alon
SEVENFRIDAY has recently released the ME3/01 "Stone blue", the third model to join the new ME Series launched in September 2024.Characterised by sleek curves and a rounded back, the ME’s
Recently, I traveled with a very select group of American journalists to Italy to take a deeper dive into one of the most iconic contemporary jewelry brands in the world:
Arguably under appreciated, the original Ultra-Chron High-Beat Diver was a precision timekeeper with a high-frequency movement, the L.836.6. With the high-spec movement, the watch was appealing, albeit pricey by Longines’
Another Friday, another list! For the first one of the new year, we decided to sum up our wishes for 2025. We at Fratello all agreed that 2024 was a
A distortion-free explanation of what Zaratsu polishing actually is, and its not-so-Japanese origins
Zaratsu polishing can achieve a distortion-free mirror finish on a watch case. But what is it exactly, and where did it come from?The post A distortion-free explanation of what Zaratsu
The Circadian Monster is a new smaller version of the popular Monster watch collection by Detroit-based Shinola. The American company has released three versions of the 36mm-wide Circadian Monster to
Ebel, founded in 1911, was one of the few Swiss watch brands that prospered during the quartz crisis. One of its most popular and enduring collections was the quartz-powered Sport
When it comes to looking dope, one can never be too careful. This can be limiting if your wrist is on the smaller side. Tamim Almousa explains the importance of
Honestly, I’m not sure which watch I wore the most last year. I usually choose a different watch to wear daily, so keeping track is hard. My Instagram feed is
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