‘Tis the season once again! And nothing beats getting together with friends and family to celebrate with good food, good wine, and even better festive spirit. As we wind down
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When we started talking about this week’s list, I was triggered by several releases that visually stood out to me this year. As some of you will know, my absolute
You cannot make this up: Seven Dials is an area in the vibrant district of Covent Garden in London. Mr Jones Watches has just relocated its brand store to this
When writing about a timepiece made by Hermès, it is legit to ask yourself fashion-related questions. At the same time, the French maison’s recently released pieces rise way above the
What a year 2022 has been. After waking up from the two-year hibernation that COVID put us into, we kicked back into gear this year. And by “we,” I don’t
The Dirty Dozen is a series of — you guessed it — twelve watches produced for the British MOD at the end of WWII. These watches obviously carry great historical
Grail alert! If you want a genuinely out-of-the-box classic vintage chronograph with a fine movement, you might put the Gallet Filmeter on your watch list. Ah, the great irony of
When do you wonder what you’re getting for your money? Well, when you book a hotel room, for example, you want to know what amenities it comes with. When buying
Does the subject sound a bit dry, or are you already aware of this conundrum? It shouldn’t even be a question we need to ask as cohesive graphics can be
As you may have noticed, throughout the past few weeks, Fratello editors have been completing a homework assignment. This assignment is one of the toughest that watch journalists face each
Seiko’s Sharp Edged models offer something very attractive in today’s watch market. You get a taste of higher-end finishing in watches under 2K. Seiko now releases two new models in
The Delta Type represents horological idea-making at its best. Nava Krishnan, the founder of Ardra Labs, found a creative and artistic solution to a very personal problem — how to
If you have ever found yourself looking at rare and collectible Rolex watches, you have surely run into dial-printing oddities — watches with third-party logos, crests, or retailer signatures on
While we have moved away from compact discs (anyone remember CDs?), one of my memories from growing up was the barrage of Now That’s What I Call Music! infomercials around
In April of this year, I asked myself if the Tudor Black Bay Pro was a sort of “poor man’s Rolex,” exactly as Hans Wilsdorf once intended. Wilsdorf created Tudor
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