BY HARLAN CHAPMAN-GREEN It’s cold outside. There, that’s the most accurate weather forecast the UK will see for the next five months. It’s not cold enough to freeze water or snowy
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Hands-On: Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono ‘Cycling Edition’ And The Role Of Watches In Professional Cycling
The Tudor Pelagos has transcended its dive watch origins over the course of the last several years, and it now serves as the Swiss brand’s lineup of contemporary sport/tool models.
Yes, you read that correctly. I think the new Omega Seamaster Diver 300M, with its steel dial, titanium bezel, and mesh bracelet, is wrong. Allow me to explain myself. Historically,
On paper, this watch absolutely, categorically, should not work. This isn’t just a blacked-out TAG Heuer Monaco, or even a skeletonized blacked-out Monaco. It’s all of that, but further augmented
This story all started with Daniel Craig…again! Indeed, many Omega stories do nowadays. The former on-screen secret agent wasn’t that secretive about wearing a new Omega Seamaster Diver 300M during
I have always been a fan of Luminox, although I will openly admit that not all of the brand’s designs are exactly my cup of tea. Given that Luminox originally
Whenever I read the word “icefall,” my mind wanders to climbing Mount Everest. To reach the top of the world on the Nepal side of the mountain, you must pass
Reviving defunct watch brands is more common than it once was. Previously, the idea caused excitement, though not without trepidation. Would this reincarnated brand bring back interesting pieces from its
Some of you might already be familiar with Wren Watches. The New York-based passion project is the brainchild of Wrist Enthusiast founder Craig Karger. A lawyer by trade and watch
Straum’s recent release of the Micro-Adjust Clasp for its bracelets is a godsend. It’s the accessory I knew I needed but perhaps not quite how much. As a proud owner
The Japanese brand celebrates a major milestone with three different Promasters each representing a distinct environment: Sea, Land and Air.The post Citizen celebrates the Promaster Collection’s 35th anniversary with three
I first saw the new Nivada F77 Black Ceramic during this year’s Geneva Watch Days. It must have been one of the earliest prototypes, if not the first, and it
For 2024, watchmaker Eberhard & Co. has released an interesting collection of watches known as the Chronographe 1887 family. The collection comprises a 250-piece limited edition and a non-limited version
When the Spinnaker Croft 42 Skeleton Automatic landed on my desk, it instantly reminded me of two watches. The first was the skeletonized Rado Captain Cook in all its various
Have we left the Bronze Age behind us and entered the Stone Age? It seems 2024 has been the year of stone dials. That doesn’t mean bronze watches have disappeared,
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