Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I missed out on our “Most Worn Watches Of 2023” article. Furthermore, at the beginning of last year, I didn’t publish my watch resolutions. But
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Staying objective as a writer on something as unnecessary as wristwatches is difficult, and 2023 made it worse. Brands seemed to be shrugging off post-pandemic woes with a vengeance and
We here at Fratello do love a good story of an issued watch. Some of the most iconic and desirable watches out there have come from the humble beginnings of
Happy New Year, and welcome to 2024! With the new year barely started and the hangover only just conquered, it’s back to everyday reality. Almost every January, watch brands take
It was a very eventful year for my watch collection in 2022, and 2023 showed me that I made the right choices. But who knows what will happen in 2024?
Happy New Year, everyone! I have the honor of kicking off a new series with my watch resolutions for 2024. We started writing down our watch resolutions in several articles
We’re going to leave it up to you this time. You be the judge. To put the watch year 2023 to bed, we’re going to present you with a selection
Happy New Year, everyone! I wish you and your loved ones all the very best for 2024, and hopefully, all of your wishes will come true. Before I give you
It’s almost a wrap for 2023, a year loaded with new watch releases. After a turbulent past few years, the industry has gotten back on track. We witnessed new releases
What does a 1960s skin diver have in common with a modern $500 diver? How about hiking and a quartz field watch or, better yet, Art Deco and a Flieger?
In previous “best watches released in…” lists, I favored the outliers — the fringe releases that need highlighting. I stand by all my watch picks from prior yearly roundups, so
Another Friday, another list! We have come to the last Friday of the year, so this will be the last Top 10 list in our 2023 roundup series. Today, we’re
There’s no doubt about it: the watch hobby is an expensive one. Buying a luxury watch easily sets you back a few grand or, potentially, a lot more than that.
Gilles Lipovetsky is a famous French philosopher of aesthetics who, while recently talking to Spanish newspaper El País, said the following: “Luxury used to be the rarest, most beautiful, and
Taking a watch meant to go into outer space and actually testing it there only seems logical, right? That’s exactly what the ambitious people at Fortis thought. It’s why they
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