The Rolex GMT-Master history goes all the way back to 1954. This is when the brand introduced the first reference 6542. The development of this watch was done in close
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You might have seen the H. Moser & Cie. Endeavour Concept Minute Repeater Tourbillon before. Maybe not in the metal, since it’s a very exclusive and elusive watch. But maybe
Manufacture Breguet’s Tradition collection is the gift that keeps on giving. It has graced us with its modern aesthetics and high complications since 2005. The family of open-worked wristwatches has
There are some people who refuse to buy a watch simply because they find its lume performance unsatisfactory. I am not one of those people. I mean, I do enjoy
If you ask me to name a random rally car, chances are pretty big that I will immediately mention the Lancia Delta HF Integrale. This iconic rally car from the
The Omega Speedmaster Mk40 3820.53 is a bit of an oddball in the collection. Besides the Professional, Omega has always had a number of Speedmaster variations in the catalog since
Ulysse Nardin’s ties to the ocean and its exploration run as deep as its inky blue depths. Since 1846, the Swiss brand has consistently produced marine chronometers for those who
I love blue dials, so I’m not even attempting to be objective. The most difficult thing for me here is to not mention my Seiko Marinemaster 300. But I’ve already
No, this is not Part Two of Tomas’s #TBT article about the Nivada Dato Ref. 4368. What we have here is a hybrid watch. First and foremost, inside the new
We all have an origin story when it comes to our watch collection. Mine began nearly five years ago with a watch and a brand that were never on my
It was only a few months ago that Robert-Jan asked me to come up with an update on the article “Shut Up And Read The Truth About Cartier”. And that
Good morning. How was your weekend? Good. Ready for another watch week? Let me kick off Coffee Corner Watch Talk with a question: where do you stand on collaborations between
When the Seiko Astron GPS Solar debuted in 2012, the light-powered, GPS-satellite-connected watch came in a hefty 47 × 16.5mm case. All that tech needed space, you see. But as
The Seiko Spacewalk… This is a Seiko many remember solely for costing $28,000 — if one could even find it at all. It was Seiko’s first foray into a purpose-built
In the battle of the plastics (yeah, Bioceramic) for this Sunday Morning Showdown, two popular, fun, and affordable watches go head to head. It’s the Swatch collaboration with Omega versus
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