Although forged carbon may not be a precious or rare material, it does count as an exotic option in watchmaking. Mostly reserved for avant-garde creations by high-end brands, it isn’t
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Back in February of 2024, I first went hands-on with the lovely-looking new Tissot T-Touch Connect Sport, a hybrid between traditional quartz watches and modern sportwatches. The T-Touch Connect Sport
It’s been a while since we covered an Undone watch. The Hong Kong-based brand is widely known among watch enthusiasts for its affordable timepieces. Undone’s latest creation is the Urban
Back in 2019, when Sternglas was starting to make waves with its Bauhaus-inspired watches, I reviewed the first-generation Naos Automatik. Fast-forward five years, and the Naos Automatik has gotten a
With a history that dates back to the very earliest days of the wristwatch, sector dials are hardly a novel style, although seldom does their segmented concentric design actually play
A vintage, engraved Valjoux and pieces of meteorite celebrate the 20th anniversary of Louis Moinet's revival.The post The Louis Moinet Speed of Sound sports a reworked and engraved vintage Valjoux
The Bulova Super Seville may have some familiar design cues, but its HPQ Precisionist movement is what really sets it apart.The post Is the Bulova Super Seville one of the
Almost four years ago, we announced that Omega was discontinuing the Speedmaster FOiS (First Omega in Space) model. The watch debuted in 2012 to commemorate the first Omega chronograph worn
Given that March LA.B was founded by a trio of individuals who reside across the world from each other in Los Angeles and Biarritz (hence the “LA.B” part of its
In 1984, Swatch hosted the World Breakdance Championship in New York City. One of the jury members was artist Keith Haring, who was known for his graffiti art. For this
Until recently, I had heard of Beaufort but had never gotten the chance to check out the brand’s watches. Well, that changed with the introduction of the brand’s newest creation,
For 2024, Swiss H. Moser & Cie. has added a “small complication” to its lauded and sporty Pioneer timepiece collection with the first Pioneer Retrograde Seconds watch. Debuting in steel,
Since its debut several years ago, the Aikon watch collection has been what I believe to be the most popular product in the Maurice Lacroix timepiece catalog. Based on the
2024 is shaping up to be an exciting year for Raymond Weil, an independent watchmaker from Geneva. It made its official Watches & Wonders debut and expanded on its successful
With subtle nods to padel with its grid dial texture, the new DS-7 Chrono Auto from Certina is a great all-around entry-level chronograph.The post The Certina DS-7 Chrono gets an
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