Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
Grand Seiko is the doyen of Japanese watchmaking. It used to be the best kept secret among high end watch collectors, but perhaps not anymore. We…
Sinn releases the very special 910 Anniversary split-seconds chronograph, an understated but generously well designed piece. As already established since the brand’s earlier days, Sinn truly…
Glashütte Original Senator Chronometer was a watch which first saw light of day in Baselworld 2009 with two versions – white and rose gold, both with…
Patek Philippe releases the new dial variants to the Ref. 5396 Annual Calendar. Available in 18 K white gold and 18 K rose gold, the new annual…
Watches come in all shapes: round, tonneau, and rectangular. Square? Well, that is rather uncommon. And even more so, if it is one that is features…
Hotly anticipated for the last couple of years and finally revealed at Baselworld 2016, Rolex updated the stainless steel Cosmograph Daytona with scratch proof black Cerachrom…
Zenith releases the Heritage Pilot Cafe Racer to add to its line of Pilot watches. Recently helmed by the Type 20 and the Extra special series, the…
We end our Editor’s Choice of Top 5 watches from Baselworld 2016 with the Czapek & Cie Quai des Bergues Fleur de Lys No 33, not…
When it comes to Speedmasters, there are definitely some variants that are much more popular than the others. One of them is the CK2998, a Pre-Moon/…
The Grönefeld 1941 Remontoire was certainly one of the watches we were excited to see at this year’s Baselworld. We know the Grönefeld brothers very well, and love…