The Bravur La Corsa Rosa IV is a chronograph from the Grand Tour series of the cycle-crazy Swedish brand. The color of the sub-dials and the central chronograph seconds hand
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The Tissot Chemin des Tourelles is a straightforward daily watch with a slightly formal air. Before the rise of sports watches as everyday pieces, this Tissot model would have been
I love watches that refuse to stick to a genre and offer a clean-slate perspective that doesn’t look back in time. Going hands-on with the J&Berg B2, I see both
In only a few short years since its revival, Nivada Grenchen has grown to become a serious contender at the ~$1,000 price point. The brand has arguably become a leader
Given the popularity and ubiquity of integrated bracelet sports watches today, it can be challenging to tell which ones have been around since the 1970s and which have only recently
One of the greatest strengths of the Casio G-Shock family, besides its physical durability, is the sheer scope of the sub-brand itself. There are options within the same classic octagonal
Arguably one of the more gorgeous and impressive watches from Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024 is the re-engineered IWC Portugieser Perpetual Calendar 44 — seen here are two of the
Have you heard of people wearing watches without winding and/or setting them correctly? I have. And to a point, I get why they can’t be bothered to make sure the
This hands-on is a classic case of “save the best for last.” One week ago, we published my hands-on review of the Citizen Super Titanium Eco-Drive Day-Date and Chronograph series.
It’s hard to relaunch a brand. We’ve seen it over and over in the watch industry: brands, in an attempt to reinvigorate themselves, gain more traction in the market, and
This lusciously luminous piece ranks as one of the most complicated watches Lange has ever produced, both technically and aesthetically. The post A. Lange & Söhne trip the light fantastic
As a company, Byrne has only been around for a couple of years, although the Swiss brand has quickly forged a distinct identity for itself by creating mechanical watches that
It’s been a little over a year since Yema introduced the current version of the Navygraf. The brand’s Navygraf II from the late ’70s inspired the design of the watch.
It’s an event that goes by many names – “America’s Longest-Running Street Race,” “The Roar by the Shore,” “The 200 MPH Beach Party,” and more – but beyond the colorful
As I become more familiar with the Sternglas brand, I realize I’m not as tuned in as I thought. On the face of it, this Hamburg-based watch brand embraces minimalism
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