In the case of Pragma, being called a goody two-shoes is a plus. Typically, the moniker describes someone who is prudish and self-righteous. A goody two-shoes is an ambitious overachiever
In the case of Pragma, being called a goody two-shoes is a plus. Typically, the moniker describes someone who is prudish and self-righteous. A goody two-shoes is an ambitious overachiever
Following its recent launch, Kiwame Tokyo is already releasing its second collection. Based in Japan, Kiwame Tokyo debuted earlier this year with two watches that immediately conveyed the brand’s craftsmanship
More than a thousand new watches were released in 2025 — and those are just the ones we heard about. Sometimes, the influx of new pieces can be overwhelming for
It’s gifting season, and Jaeger-LeCoultre serves up a tantalizing prospect in the form of the Master Control Classic. Despite the 1950s aesthetic, the “Classic” in the name pays homage to
The holidays are in full swing at last! As the aBlogtoWatch team settles in for a much-needed chance to celebrate and spend time with our loved ones, there’s still one
H. Moser & Cie. captures the beauty and mystery of the cosmos with the new Streamliner Perpetual Moon Concept Meteorite. The newest Streamliner in the collection marries two celestial elements
When Casio first launched the G-Shock in 1983, the brand’s primary objective was to create the world’s most durable watch. Since all G-Shock models must adhere to the same industry-leading
The big trend is “small.” And “thin.” Well, those two words perfectly describe the new 36.5mm Vacheron Constantin Traditionelle Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin. Not only is the diameter a size “S,”
Put your 34mm 1960s-inspired dress watch aside for a moment. Turn your watch-snobbery hat backwards for a second. Swap your tortoise-shell glasses for colored lenses for a night. Are you
Chinese Behrens and Russian Konstantin Chaykin have collaborated again on a new “face watch,” known as the Behrens x Konstantin Chaykin Ace of Hearts. Produced by Behrens, the Ace of
Orient Star unveils three new versions of its flagship F7 Mechanical Moon Phase. Dials in white and navy blue join the regular lineup, while the light blue dial is a
The JB300 Poulpro arrives as Jacques Bianchi Marseille’s latest take on a serious dive watch. It pairs some of the frivolous style of the earlier JB200 Poulpro with a more
In modern mechanical watchmaking, true innovation is rare — especially in the dive watch category, where visual tropes often outweigh functional evolution. The Bühlmann Decompression 02 takes a very different
Inspired by maritime history and the golden era of diving, Spinnaker produces a wide variety of different models that range from playful and irreverent SpongeBob SquarePants collaborations to practical sports
We have seen a massive increase in interesting small Japanese brands in recent years. Great examples are Kurono Tokyo, Hajime Asaoka, Kikuchi Nakagawa, and Minase. One of the newest microbrands