Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
When Rado first reintroduced the Captain Cook line in 2017, we were pleasantly surprised. In a world where the scene was still dominated by larger watches,…
Patek Philippe and the chronograph wristwatch go way back, but it wasn’t until 1998 that the modern-day chronograph references that we’re familiar with began production. The…
For many, dress watches are an essential part of any gentleman’s wardrobe, let alone a collector’s watch collection. In this week’s article, we will be exploring…
The NOMOS Tetra collection has always been an interesting watch, with the combination of its atypical square case with the distinctive design language of the Glashütte-based…
Calendar complications and timepieces have been synonymous since the bygone era of pocket watches. These complications include the basic date and the sophisticated perpetual calendar. There…
Since we began exploring the topic of rare and discontinued watches some time back, we have already covered a total of 18 timepieces. This, as one…
Bovet updated the 19Thirty collection with new dial colours in 2021. Here is our hands-on review of the 19Thirty in red gold case and a brilliant…
Now that the COVID-19 situation is seemingly back to normalcy, we have observed that many friends and acquaintances are packing their luggage to prepare for their…
There are many ‘firsts’ strewn throughout the rich history of Patek Philippe. First keyless watch? Checked. First Swiss wristwatch? Checked. First complicated ladies’ wristwatch? Checked. First…
MB&F continues to extend their EVO lineup, with the new LM Split Escapement EVO. We got a hands-on and photography session with this novelty, and bring…