Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
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…
A watch is an instrument that was invented to serve a purpose, and that is to allow the user to tell time. Over the years, many complications…
Jaquet Droz is well known for its enamel dials and automaton watches. While the brand has returned to the watch scene only recently, it has in…
Arnold & Son have been making waves recently. The Arnold & Son DTE (DTE stands for Double Tourbillion Escapement) is a double tourbillon wristwatch released in BaselWorld…
The Girard Perregaux Vintage 1945 Tourbillon with Three Golden Bridges, 70th Anniversary Edition. Long name for a watch, but what a watch! GP is famous for…
On 9th August 2015, Singapore will be celebrating her golden jubilee. Even though Singapore is an extremely tiny country with no natural resources, the shortcomings and successes that Singapore has managed…
Zenith makes a beautiful complication atop their El Primero chronograph: the triple calendar. An elegant, simple solution. We often wonder why the complication is not more…
Roger W. Smith is one independent watchmaker who has attracted a lot of attention not for his media savvy, nor his loud antics, but for his…