Since its substantial next-generation revision and upmarket push in 2024, the Oris Aquis family has stood as a more streamlined, refined modernist contender in one of the most fiercely competitive
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I am no stranger to Titoni, particularly its Seascoper line of divers. I have enjoyed reviewing various Seascoper models over time, from the regular stainless steel to the two-tone Seascoper
Offering a playful and slightly irreverent take on famous wristwatch nicknames, the “IYKYK” collaboration between Timex and the French artist seconde/seconde/ (AKA Romaric André) has been an immense amount of
While Watches and Wonders rightfully garnered most of the attention this past April, other brands took the opportunity to show off their wares in nearby venues. Time to Watches was
The Grand Seiko SLGC009 Tokyo Lion Tentagraph brings one of the brand's most complex calibres into one of its most complex cases.The post Does the Grand Seiko SLGC009 Tokyo Lion
Just like many of you, I often roll my eyes when watch brands try to glorify their charitable contributions and sustainability initiatives, as environmental responsibility should simply be a standard
The British brand Apiar has an intriguing slogan emblazoned across the front page of their website: Impossible Watches. Made Possible. If you spend enough time thinking about watches, collecting watches,
What I love about Farer is that you recognize their watches instantly. Over time, the English brand has developed a collection with a very distinct style. The dial colors, the
The Formex Essence is the independent Swiss brand’s flagship model, and up until now, the classic stainless steel version was exclusively available in either a 39mm or 43mm format. However,
Formally launched earlier this year in 2025, Vostra is the sibling brand of RZE, although the two companies each have their own distinct identity. While RZE is an outdoor adventure
Unimatic has been busy introducing a string of clever new releases. Only last week, I did a hands-on review of the brand Modello Uno Heritage GMT Diver from a series
At the confluence of the trend toward smaller, dressy vintage watches and the current crop of young independent watchmakers, one brand sits perfectly poised: Dennison. Since its relaunch in 2024,
The 1960s and 70s were formative decades for both the Japanese car and watch industries - and that's what these three watches celebrate.The post Seiko celebrates one of the most
Amid one of the most diverse, intriguing lineups in the brand’s recent history, the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Solargraph line sits in a difficult position. Now that the more affordable, arguably
Germany’s Glashütte Original has recently announced a new limited-edition version of its longstanding Senator Seventies Chronograph, known as the Seventies ‘X’ Chronograph 1-37-02-18-02-70. 100 pieces of the watch are being
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