Hands-On: The Longines Legend Diver Gets A Summer-Ready White Dial
A new white dial elevates a classic from Longines.
First Look – The Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Regulator Time Eater III
Watchmaking is generally considered serious business. Luckily, there are more and more brands that embrace humour. Which is not to say they are not serious about their watches; far from it. Louis Erard, under the inspired leadership of Manuel Emch, is one such brand, enlisting famous designers like Alain Silberstein to enliven models with his […]
Introducing – The New Green Editions of the Moritz Grossmann Tremblage
One of the few, if not only, women to lead an independent watch brand, Christine Hutter has steered Moritiz Grossmann down the path of refined watchmaking with low production numbers, in-house calibres, and a dedication to Schönstes deutsches Handwerk – the most beautiful German craftsmanship. First unveiled in 2021, the Tremblage model from the Benu […]
Furlan Marri plays with new colour for the Mechaquartz, but subtly, of course
New iterations of Furlan Marri’s excellent Mechaquartz, now in the T+T Shop.
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First Look – The New Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph with Ocean Grey Lacquer Dial
First released in 2018, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris collection was designed to reintroduce a sports range alongside the brand’s classical Reverso and Master lineups. Deeply inspired by the 1968 Memovox Polaris dive watch with its alarm mechanism, there was more to the collection than just this complication, as the brand also released some pretty attractive chronographs. […]
Jaeger-LeCoultre brings its hot Ocean Grey dial to the Polaris Chronograph
Textures, shadows, and many layers of lacquer.
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The Parea Sector is bursting with minimalist detail
A new Australian microbrand enters the fray with a dressy daily sector dial.
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First Look – Celebrating its Tenth Anniversary, the Bovet 19Thirty Receives a Refreshingly Modern Face
Bovet, the historic Swiss brand founded in 1822, was revived by Pascal Raffy in 2001 as a temple of haute horlogerie. Since then, the brand has become synonymous with high-end complications decorated with lavish artistic flourishes. One of the more ‘straightforward’ collections in Bovet’s universe is the 19Thirty, a time-only model with a unique and […]
What it’s like at the Goodwood Members’ Meet with IWC
Take a tour of this year’s Goodwood Members’ Meet with us as we go full throttle into the automotive world with IWC.
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Rado gives the Anatom a citrus blast for their latest summer release
Rado’s bracelet-like watch gets three zesty fumé dials – Grapefruit Red, Lemon Yellow and Lime Green – paired with colourful rubber straps.
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