Despite being a moderate car enthusiast, I rarely gravitate toward car-themed watches. Most automotive-inspired designs are simply too “on the nose” for my personal tastes. I also find that many
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Over the past several years, French custom designer seconde/seconde/ has built an impressive cult following around its playful, often pixelated riffs on existing watch models, and its unique style has
The tagline of Jacob & Co.’s new God of Time watch is: “the fastest tourbillon ever.” Standard tourbillon mechanisms spin on their own axis once every 60 seconds. There have
Whenever Citizen announces a new Tsuyosa, I am all ears. The brand’s hit watch has been a fan favorite ever since it debuted in 2022. I have had the pleasure
Back in 2013, Richard Mille created its first soccer-themed timepiece in partnership with the famous Italian player-turned-coach Roberto Mancini. Officially known as the RM 11-01, Richard Mille’s inaugural soccer watch
There are few wristwatch design concepts older or more ubiquitous than the rectangular dress watch. With roots dating back over a century and several iterations ranging among the world’s most
We have covered quite a few Venezianico releases over the past two years. If there is one thing that stands out, it’s how the brand has constantly raised the bar
Last January, TAG Heuer expanded its Carrera Glassbox family with the new Carrera Chronograph 41 mm. This latest iteration of the celebrated chronograph joins the 39 mm versions successfully launched
We continue to be impressed by the watches from Brellum. The small brand produces a maximum of 299 pieces per year, which comprises several limited-edition releases. Today, we go hands-on
Sometimes, extravagant timepieces come along and light up my life as a watch writer. You should have seen the look on my face when three Gagà Laboratorio Labormatic models landed
This Ferdinand Berthoud is my kinda watch. It isn’t perfect (truly nothing is), but it is breathtaking and captivating. The beauty is all in the execution and the details. This
BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN Late last year, we saw Omega release the latest update to one of its most popular models, the Seamaster Planet Ocean. As well as being one of Omega’s
There are two types of watch reviews I particularly enjoy writing. One is a review for a watch that is truly bonkers. Something either outrageously expensive, avant-garde in its design
Lebond has carved out a special niche for itself in the watch industry. The Spanish brand creates watches for architecture enthusiasts. For its first two releases, Lebond collaborated with famous
Last December, we reviewed the Eberhard & Co. Contodat Chronographe, capturing exclusive photography of the collection’s flagship complication. That review explored how the chronograph references the brand’s past with distinct
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