Ever since Seiko gutted their catalogues in 2019, making way for more cohesive and distinctive product ranges, I’ve been waiting for a very particular kind of old Seiko spirit. Sure,
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Ever since Seiko gutted their catalogues in 2019, making way for more cohesive and distinctive product ranges, I’ve been waiting for a very particular kind of old Seiko spirit. Sure,
It has already been just over two years since the Omega × Swatch Speedmaster MoonSwatch came out. At the time, the lines in front of the Swatch boutiques were unheard
What would happen if a watch brand makes a chronograph that looks almost exactly like a simple, time only watch? You end up with the most low-key, under-the-radar, stealth chronograph
Deep pockets are not essential, DB once again provides all that you'll ever need for any foray into the deep blue. Or indeed when it comes to getting your hands on
If you dare to compare, make it apples to apples. Ludovic Ballouard (Brittany) and François-Paul Journe (Marseille) both hail from France. Most pertinent to this comparison though is that both
With the current popularity of independent watchmaking, the proportion of auction catalogues dedicated to the genre has grown. At the same time, the obvious slowdown in the market means prices
Retro re-releases, cycling watches, new brands and line extensions for old ones, oh my! There's been plenty of head-turning releases this week. The post New releases from TAG Heuer, Tudor,
Tudor has released a new watch in their growing Pelagos FXD collection with the Pelagos FXD Chrono “Cycling Edition.” The new watch borrows a formula from last year’s FXD releases
DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors TAG Heuer releases a new collection which is a blast from the past of the Formula 1 launched in 1986. Introducing
For its latest release of 2024, Marathon has partnered with the American automotive brand Jeep to create a capsule collection of four watches that combine two of Marathon’s most popular
The watch world gathered in Geneva last month for the Coachella of watches (or Woodstock, if you prefer): the Watches And Wonders industry tradeshow. In recent years, it has become
Japanese independent watchmaking has a particular charm, often showing a spare yet intricate way with dials and small-cased sensibility. With a few quietly released collaborative efforts, Hida-san’s main focus is
Undoubtedly one of the most distinctive chronograph watches ever conceived, the Monaco by TAG Heuer boasts over half a century of rich history, yet its unique appeal remains unaltered.In our
This week on aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick is joined by Ariel, Ripley, and David, who have fully shed the afterglow of Watches and Wonders Geneva. First and most importantly, Ripley has
Bauhaus design has long been a favorite style in the watch space, cherished for its focus on clean lines, minimalism, and above all else, form following function. It’s a philosophy