Sports car prices have been going up over the last few years (along with everything else), and, in this instance, the car is actually priced more than the watch. That
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If you ask any watch enthusiast what the most influential watch partnership ever is, without hesitation they will answer Omega and James Bond. Jean-Claude Biver, the watch industry G.O.A.T. that
Among the many brands I had the opportunity to meet with while in Geneva this past spring was Bausele, which took the opportunity to preview its new Sydney Diver: Endless
The latest pop culture collaboration for Italian sports watch maker Unimatic is with the enigmatic American television series South Park. With what is probably a debut edition model (meaning that
My love of quintessential British watchmaking is no secret. Indeed, thanks to my dad’s emigration from Norway more than 40 years ago, I feel half Brit. But that didn’t stop
The evolution of Speake-Marin continues. Back when the brand was owned by its founder, most of their business was conducted as bespoke orders for extremely wealthy clients. After the management
It’s not often that you see the same watch available with a choice of four different scripts on the dial. The Elka Watch Co. Diversity Series might be a first
Some say it’s been a decade since Breguet last held a launch event as grand in scale as the one it dedicated to the premier of a pair of new
When it comes to affordable titanium sports watches, RZE is consistently one of the brands that deliver the most value for the money, as it offers several different models with
It’s no secret that watches, in general, are currently getting smaller. This industry-wide trend has worked to reshape public perception of some of the most prominent product lines in the
The Longines Spirit lineup has become a go-to collection to recommend when someone asks what a great option would be for an entry-level Swiss luxury watch. The collection, now three
It can be a bit confusing at this point to know the differences between the various ultra-thin Piaget watches. Prior to Bulgari getting into the ultra-thin wristwatch game, Piaget was
Wonderful things happen at watch shows — things that let us appreciate a watch brand rather than just a solitary piece. Last September, I saw a whole table of watches
Grand Seiko is well-known for a wide array of dial expressions, faceted case geometries, handsome Zaratsu finishing, and, of course, their proprietary Spring Drive system. But as one of few
Raymond Weil has always had a knack for making watches that have something different. They love to play with details and are not afraid to plot their own course. This
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