Independent legends, manufacturing powerhouses, and cult classics all feature on this list.
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The collaborative release might be the best budget GMT I’ve ever handled, and I don’t make that claim lightly.
The designer and founder of one of the most exciting young watch brands discusses the Mirage, exploring asymmetry, his time at Breitling, and a whole lot more.
To many, watches are all about creating memories and lasting experiences. I still vividly remember where, when and how I bought one of my most precious watches, the Tudor Black Bay 79220N. It’s that connection that keeps me from ever selling it. But what if you wanted something more than just a ready-made product? What […]
There’s plenty of watch indexes out there these days, but how useful are they really?
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Plus a classic dress watch from Patek and a gorgeous time-only option from Grand Seiko.
Rado is synonymous with high-tech ceramic, which is used to great effect on its sleek, geometric designs and vintage models alike. Rado’s 1962 Captain Cook dive watch, resurrected in 2017, was given a high-tech plasma ceramic makeover in 2021. Not only did it feature a ceramic case and bracelet, but its dial was also skeletonised […]
The British brand packs as many features into this ’70s-inspired, block-coloured nugget.
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With the appearance of so many niche indie brands, it can be hard to keep track of who’s who. Based in the UK, the Schofield Watch Company was not founded by a watchmaker but by the hip product designer Giles Ellis. Cultivating his British eccentricity to the max, Ellis’ self-described “British coastal styling” is inspired […]
Mido’s decision to revisit some of its vintage models and update them with contemporary specs has resulted in some very attractive yet affordable pieces. Models like the 1960s-inspired Ocean Star Decompression Timer with its colourful dial, the 1930s-styled Patrimony Chronograph and the more recent Multifort TV Big Date are winning combinations of retro details and modern […]