Few brands wear their history as comfortably as Doxa. While many heritage-driven watch companies seem trapped in endless cycles of archival recreation, Doxa has spent the better part of the
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Diving is full of legends. Most of them come from the sport’s infancy, when the manuals were being written as safety margins were actively being discovered. Vintage Doxa dive watches
If you’ve never had the pleasure of witnessing the Gumball 3000 for yourself, it’s probably best if we start things off by painting a picture. At the beginning of the
If you were to ask me for a list of cool chronographs, the Hanhart 417 ES would definitely be on it. Of course, the fact that Steve McQueen famously wore
Since Norqain’s official launch in the UK in 2025, the brand has been on a tear. It is growing here and abroad, which says something in the current climate. Sure,
When people ask me for the time, I naturally tend to show them my watch rather than tell them. I am not quite sure why I do this. Maybe I
For 2026, Ming has teamed up with J.N. Shapiro to create what might be one of the hottest independent watch collaborations of the year. Showcasing a handmade titanium guilloché dial
It’s become increasingly hard, if not almost impossible, for brands to impress us with integrated-bracelet sport watches. There are only a handful that get it right from the start. With
It is a Richard Mille, it has desirable high-end mechanical wristwatch complications, and it is Ferrari-labeled. These three factors alone contribute to making timepieces such as Richard Mille’s RM43-01 (aka
Oris introduced its annual Hölstein Edition on June 1st, and unfortunately, the brand used renders (not very good ones) to showcase it. It was the accompanying press release, with all
Most watch enthusiasts would agree that Tudor’s introductions during Watches and Wonders 2026 were not very surprising, apart from the Monarch and maybe the black ceramic Black Bay. Overall, it
Combining classical details with French watchmaking mastery in an updated package that rewards a closer look.The post The Yema Granvelle Renaissance brings classical architecture to the wrist appeared first on
The Arc from Beaucroft takes everything the brand has learned from its previous Seeker range, and aims to deliver the ultimate everday watchThe post The Arc from Beaucroft might be
Integrated bracelet watches have become extremely popular in recent years due to their highly cohesive appearances, but the primary drawback of this style of timepiece is that you are confined
It is easy to be cynical about the Raymond Weil A.R.T. (ART) collection of watches, but there may be a masterpiece hiding in plain sight. The trendiest of trends over
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