The annual Watches and Wonders show kicks off next week, and all eyes are on Geneva for the newest luxury watches from around the world. Nearly every major watchmaker will be in attendance, including Rolex, Zenith, Grand Seiko, and Vacheron Constantin. What can you expect as the next week unfolds? Let’s take a look. The […]
The Vacheron Constantin Overseas is legendary among watch fans, but it flies under the radar compared to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Patek Philippe Nautilus. Even so, the world’s second-oldest watchmaker produces an incredible sports watch with an integrated bracelet and gorgeous design. Let’s take a closer look. The current third-generation Overseas 4500V comes […]
We spend plenty of time talking about automatic movements, power reserves, and the like, but spring drive watches are worthy of attention and are extremely interesting to talk about. They have been a part of the Grand Seiko and Seiko catalogs for almost two decades, first in limited edition before becoming more mainstream. Spring drive […]
Watches and motorsport go hand in hand, to the point that many racing series and drivers are heavily sponsored by well-known watch brands. Companies like Richard Mille and Tag Heuer heavily promote their products through the pinnacle of motorsport, Formula 1, so let’s take a look at how the two worlds collide. The Tag Heuer […]
We usually talk about watch models and brands, but movements are just as important. There are the legions of ETA- and generic movement-powered watches, but in-house units are what we’re here to talk about. Breitling created magic several years ago with the creation of its B01 chronograph movement, and its use has grown over the […]
Omega has more Speedmaster variations in its catalog than some companies’ entire product lines, so it’s no surprise to see another model hit the streets. The Omega Speedmaster Chronoscope brings much of the original watch’s vintage charm in a new and attractive package. It offers the Speedmaster’s characteristic tachymeter scale around the bezel, but the […]
It’s hard to look at the Zenith Chronomaster Sport without taking a close look. The watch’s dial, contrasting colors, and striking case shape are all part of the appeal, and draw the eye in a way not many others can. Zenith blended classic aesthetics and modern materials to create the Chronomaster Sport, which takes the classic three-register […]
The Superocean has been a part of the Breitling catalog for more than 60 years and has evolved into a broad product offering for the company. Though it’s well-known among enthusiasts, it’s not as popular with the general public as the Omega Seamaster and Rolex Submariner. That said, the Super Ocean is worth knowing, so […]
Hardcore watch enthusiasts sometimes write off Tudor as Rolex’s cheaper counterpart, but the company has its own designs and a surprisingly different attitude. It also provides some of the best choices for people with smaller wrists, as its catalog of 39mm watches is hard to beat. Tudor has long offered smaller case sizes in its […]
Cartier recently announced updates to the iconic Tank, a watch created more than a century ago, but the Santos might be the brand’s product you’re most familiar with. The eye-catching rectangular watch is steeped in history, and there are plenty of variations for wrists and tastes of all kinds. The Santos came about in the […]
