Rolex just re-launched the Yacht-Master II, the only other chronograph in the Rolex collection other than the Daytona. Discontinued in 2024, for 2026, the Crown debuts the next generation with some notable differences, including a blue Cerachrom dive-style bezel (different than the previous...
The Rolex Oyster case is celebrating 100 years of existence, and to cement the occasion, the brand has released a special edition of the Oyster Perpetual in 41mm. It is an interesting take on the two-tone format with a yellow-gold bezel, yellow-gold crown, and an all-steel bracelet. The black...
The Rolex Oyster case is celebrating 100 years of existence, and to cement the occasion, the brand has released a special edition of the Oyster Perpetual in 41mm. It is an interesting take on the two-tone format with a yellow-gold bezel, yellow-gold crown, and an all-steel bracelet. The black...
On the occasion of the landmark 100th anniversary of Rolex’s pioneering waterproof Oyster case in 2026, Rolex has released a new version of the Oyster Perpetual 36 with a vibrant, multicoloured lacquer dial decorated with its iconic Jubilee motif, first introduced int he 1970s. Even more notably...
Rolex continues their rollout of new watches for 2026 with the new steel Daytona. This year sees the historic chronograph gain an all-white grand feu enamel dial, taking the panda-style dial of late into a more polar direction. Now sporting an exhibition caseback, the new Daytona joins the ranks...
Grand Seiko introduced its revolutionary Spring Drive Caliber 9RB2 just over a year ago, at Watches & Wonders 2025 in Geneva. It was notable as the first movement from the Japanese high-horology house to achieve its new “U.F.A.” designation, whose initials stand for “Ultra Fine Accuracy.” The...
Just released by Breitling is the new Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II limited-edition watch that pays tribute to the just-completed lunar flyby mission. Limited to 450 pieces, this watch comes in the unique configuration of a 41mm steel case with a blue meteorite dial and the...
Every watch collector or enthusiast has that moment when they begin to get "indie-curious." It’s almost a trope at this point but after a few years focused on mainstream brands and big players, one’s eye starts to wander as curiosity grows over what else is out there. Sure, names like F.P....
No matter which way you look at it, Seiko is an undeniable giant of modern watchmaking. One of its greatest strengths lies in the sheer scope of its operation. It’s managed to craft one of the most sweeping and varied catalogs in the industry, ranging from quartz-powered pieces that the masses...
The wait is over. Today, Universal Genève, the iconic Swiss watchmaker established in 1894 and which made its greatest cultural impact in the mid-20th century, returns to the market after a long hiatus. As of 2023, Universal Genève is owned by Partners Group, a Swiss private equity firm that...
Seiko watches are known and highly regarded for many reasons, chief among them being their relative value proposition. This is a historic brand with a rich heritage full of iconic references, and one of very few brands operating today that can claim to have fully vertically integrated...
