Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
To celebrate the Royal Oak’s 50th anniversary, Swiss Haute Horlogerie manufacturer Audemars Piguet is delighted to introduce the newest generation of 39 mm Royal Oak “Jumbo”…
TAG Heuer returns to the Aquaracer with the new Professional 200. We get up close to the novelty and bring you this hands-on review. Review: TAG…
Zenith sets the week ablaze with their new Defy Skyline – a non-chronograph El Primero with a flying seconds hand. We got our hands on this…
We have always been told that watch collecting is a rather expensive hobby. This is not assisted by the exclusivity of popular pieces, as well as…
As the Official Partner and Timekeeper of the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Longines presents the HydroConquest XXII Commonwealth Games. This exclusive edition, limited to 2,022 pieces, celebrates…
The year was 1996, and Chopard had just inaugurated its own manufactory in Fleurier. The Chopard Manufacture was dedicated to crafting so-called “L.U.C” movements entirely decorated…
The dial is perhaps one of the most important elements in watches. It is a component that arguably gets the most airtime from its owners, and…
Inspired by the 46 mm Minerva military monopusher chronograph from the 1930s, the new limited edition pays tribute to the origins of the Manufacture. The timepiece…
It is the start of a brand new year! For many, the start of a brand new year also includes building a list of resolutions for…
The limited edition Harry Winston Project Z14 is the brand’s answer to the modern timepiece. It uses an untraditional alloy, Zalium, hence the Z name; has…