The Spec Sheet: One Minute With One Of Our Favorite Releases Of The Year, The Tudor Black Bay Pro
With a flyer GMT and 39mm case, Tudor finally gave many collectors the Black Bay they’d been asking for.
Raheem Sterling lost £300,000 of watches in a robbery. How should he replace them?
Poor Raheem Sterling has endured a rough time of late. There was the familiar heartache of England being knocked out of the World Cup with Gareth Southgate’s team adopting their customary roles as plucky nearly-men destined to lose against the first decent team they face. If that wasn’t bad enough, while Sterling was in Qatar, … Continued
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Introducing – The New Ultramarine Beluga, Fully Manufactured in Switzerland with Kenissi Power
Dive watches have been a hot item since “The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau” hit the TV screens worldwide over 50 years ago, and rare is the watch company that does not offer a diver’s model. Within one price category, they often share a similar design, performance characteristics are usually on the level, and should […]
Introducing – The Seiko Presage Laurel Re-Edition SPB359 (Live Pics & Price)
As a brand born in 1881, you can easily imagine that there are some important watches in Seiko’s history. The very first one was a pocket watch named “Time Keeper”, made in 1895 in the newly opened Seikosha factory; the brand’s first diver was the 1965 62Mas; the brand’s and Japan’s first wrist chronograph was […]
Why you should care about Credor – plus seven models you should be familiar with
Editor’s note: While more and more people are familiar with Grand Seiko’s reputation for dial artistry and almost pathological attention to detail, Credor remains a lesser entity within the Seiko family. But this is largely due to the fact much of there work and marketing remains within Japan. So, we look back to when we … Continued
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Watch Of The Week: Watch Collecting Is A Team Sport In My Family
And my mom’s Rolex Yacht-Master started it all.
Year In Review: Dressy Watch Of The Year: The Magnificent Indie That Led This Year’s Dressed-Up Boom
It was a big year for dressy watches, but one young independent watchmaker stole the show.
Independent Watchmaking – A Closer Look At Winnerl’s Exceptional Craftsmanship And Splendid Watches
Winnerl is a small independent watchmaking brand you do not often hear about but whose watches really deserve a closer look. Particularly if you are craving watches that focus on the essentials and stand out for their craftsmanship and impressive level of finishing. We had the privilege of taking a closer look at the Winnerl […]
We let an AI review three of the most iconic watches. Here are the results
“It seems probable that once the machine thinking method had started, it would not take long to outstrip our feeble powers… They would be able to converse with each other to sharpen their wits. At some stage, therefore, we should have to expect the machines to take control.” – Alan Turing. Whenever I think of … Continued
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Coming Soon: John Mayer × HODINKEE × G-SHOCK
And now for the grand finale.