2024 is the 15th anniversary of A. Lange & Sohne‘s original introduction of the Zeitwerk watch back in 2009. The Zeitwerk is a mechanical watch with a digital time display,
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Among affordable watches, the offerings from Citizen are hard to ignore. “Hard to beat” would be an even better choice of words. The Japanese brand is almost invincible when it
Internet denizens and cognitive psychologists alike are familiar with the “invisible gorilla” test. The experiment, in which subjects are asked to watch a video of people passing basketballs to one
When Citizen introduced the (later-named) Tsuyosa back in 2022, it caused quite a stir. The 1970s-inspired integrated-bracelet watch offered a lot of bang for the buck. This year, the Citizen
In contrast to the big-name luxury manufacturers that debuted their novelties at Watches & Wonders Geneva, Time to Watches 2024 was somewhat of a horological palate cleanser, with a diverse
This is hardly the first open-worked version of the legendary Audemars Piguet Royal Oak “Jumbo” Extra-Thin, but it is my favorite one so far. The perfection is in the white
After Omega introduced several Speedmasters not aimed at Moonwatch enthusiasts (e.g. the Speedmaster Super Racing with Spirate technology and the updated Speedmaster Apollo 8), the white-dial Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch finally
How often do you set your watch? Your answer likely depends on how much you wear it. If you only use it occasionally, it’s likely you set it each time
If a tide pool at a waterpark represented the world of micro/independent watches, some brands would be the kids who sit at the edge, waiting for a wave to bowl
I frequently get asked what watch I would purchase if money were no object, and I could have any timepiece my heart desired. While the simple answer is that I
It wouldn’t be an unfounded opinion to say that vintage reissues have become a bit stale after a decade of non-stop re-releases. Sure, vintage watches are fantastic, and new watches
A tourbillon is less relevant now than ever. What was once advantageous in a pocket watch became less so in a wristwatch, which is naturally subject to a broader range
This stylish vintage reissue reference welcomes a thoroughly modern meteorite dial to its titanium case. The post The Nivada Grenchen F77 Titanium Meteorite blends ’70s swagger with modernity appeared first
The ’70s were an extraordinary era in the watch industry. That decade gave us some of the most fantastic designs and timepieces that are still sought after among vintage collectors.
The Sang Bleu series created in a collaboration between Hublot and Maxime Plescia-Buchi is among the most refreshing, creative, and least legible watches of the new millennium. Frankly, it is
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