Here we go, folks! Watches and Wonders 2023 has officially opened its doors! Though Czapek got a half-hour head start with its releases this morning, Cartier is following hot on
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If you love aviation timepieces, you’ll likely know that Zenith is the only brand that can use the word “Pilot” on a watch dial. In 1904, Zenith trademarked the English
Czapek already surprised us with a unique new dial in the Antarctique Dark Sector a few weeks ago. Today, we get a total of three new dial styles between the
If you don’t know Ulysse Nardin or the fact that the brand has a history dating back to 1846, what’s your first impression? Even a glance at the new Freak
Last year via a SUPERLATIVE podcast episode, I debuted the news that in 2023, legendary watch brand manager Jean-Claude Biver was launching a new watch brand. The brand is simply
Last month, we reported that Daniel Roth would be making a return as part of the LVMH family. When the news was first announced, it was stated that the new
The angular and powerful Octo Finissimo collection has deservedly dominated the watch division of Bulgari and in doing so has left plenty of room for a line with a softer
Bvlgari’s highly anticipated spring showcase is touting ancestral heritage and modern Italian flair. After a reigning decade of the Octo Finissimo, The Roman Jeweler has decided to put some love
Considered Louis Erard’s flagship collection, the Excellence welcomes a new model to showcase the heritage brand’s highly popular pursuit in métiers d’art collaborations. In a limited edition of only 99
Blue, black, silver panda, reverse panda, and salmon dials in an authentic re-edition with a 38mm case… Will the Vulcain Chronograph 1970’s get your attention? I stopped keeping track of
Yema is a brand that continues to surprise us by releasing new chronographs every few months. Each new collection takes inspiration from a car race, an iconic person, or a
I have a soft spot for Furlan Marri and the two people behind it. Enviably known for their well-planned success and pin-prick accurate marketing, the truth is that Andrea Furlan
We are in an age of color. Everyone is dropping models in a panoply of colors (See: Rolex, Omega, and every single microbrand). We’re not just talking about a model
It’s only a few days before Watches and Wonders ’23 in Geneva, and we’re getting in the right mood! Exhibiting brands have been sending over their news under embargo, except
I have long said that the UR-100 is URWERK’s most “traditional” watch. In terms of sizing and wearability, it definitely is… or was. Now, 26 years after first debuting at
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