Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
Although good old England is one of the first places where the art of measuring time first started, there are precious few English watchmakers practicing today. The…
For many watchmakers, the ultimate quest in watchmaking is undoubtedly to produce a timekeeper that is as accurate as possible. There are many ways in which watchmakers…
The Panerai Mare Nostrum is a kind of an oddity in the PAM collection. Born from the requirements for a wartime naval timepiece, it is a…
Budapest Hungary: a Bohemian place, if there was any. Its a beautiful city, with its roots deep in a mixed and diverse cultural heritage. From whence,…
Following our last article with the press release of the Urwerk Lotus, we write a hands on review of this watershed piece. After an afternoon of intimate fellowship with…
Last week, we were the first to unveil the IWC Portofino Hand-Wound Monopusher Chronograph right after the embargo was lifted. We now bring you another world’s first…
Titanium, also commonly known as the symbol “Ti”, is a popular material for watchmaking for the past few years. Discovered in 1791, Titanium (usually used as an alloy) is…
The Tudor Fastrider Chrono is the brand’s latest supplement to the motor racing genre. With its highly successful heritage collection and increasingly popular Pelagos line up, we…
In last week’s Throwback Sunday, we recommended six chronograph watches which are modestly priced. For today’s article, we will be looking at high-end chronographs that we reckon are…
Hautlence is one of the old boys as far as being around for the last 10 years is to be a measure, but yet, they are…