Oris is one of the frontrunners when it comes to environmentally responsible watchmaking. To shed light on its green activities, the Hölstein house has released an ocean-friendly Aquis with a
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Victorinox Journey 1884 If the Inox with its more util... Read the full article...
Don’t we have enough dive watches? No, we don’t. We never have enough of them. Diving is a popular theme for developing and designing watches, and the watch community loves
This certainly won’t be my last article about vintage Grand Seiko on Fratello, but it does represent a milestone. The Grand Seiko 44GS is easily my favorite vintage reference from
I just watched Band of Brothers and The Pacific again on HBO Max, two very impressive shows of 10 episodes each on World War II in Europe and Asia, respectively.
Compare it to how an agitated bull reacts to a red flag. The bright yellow Casio G-Shock GA-B2100C-9A “CasiOak” sure had a strong effect on me. Yellow is a color
Ah, the simple pleasures in life— a good night’s rest, a summer-evening sunset, and the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the morning. Somehow, the new Tissot Heritage 1938 Automatic
The London-based brand Mr Jones Watches offers an impressive variety of genuinely creative timepieces, often presented in a lighthearted manner. This differentiates the brand from many others that try hard
Rotary Commando Big Pilot In a world of homages and co... Read the full article...
Earlier this year, I reviewed the Titoni Seascope... Read the full article...
Nomadic Pitch Black The watch world, especially the... Read the full article...
When Omega introduced the Aqua Terra Shades in 2022, the response was… Well, lukewarm at best. The range of colors was considered a little too on-trend after Rolex’s colorful Oyster
Epos 3439 Classic Moon Phase Keeping track of the phases... Read the full article...
Swiss watchmaker Rado, known for its use of high-tech materials, has a rich back catalogue of diverse designs, including the funky spaceship-shaped DiaStar 1 from 1962. Today, the modern incarnation
Close your eyes and imagine a watch; what do you see? Chances are it probably has a few general characteristics: it’s round, worn on the wrist, and fairly monochromatic. Many
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