This year at Watches and Wonders , Rolex released a number of exciting watches surrounding the 100-year anniversary of the Oyster case. We had the Oyster Perpetual with the 100 Year dial and crown, we had the Jubilee dial with its unique printing application process, we had the Ombre Datejust,...
You don’t have to be a watchmaking fan to know that the Rolex Oyster Perpetual is one of the few watches that defines the brand and modern horology at large. As the direct descendant of the 1926 Oyster, one of the very first waterproof wristwatches, this time-only, robust, precise, and endlessly...
The Cartier appointment at Watches & Wonders this year was, as always, a dizzying experience. The incredible breadth of the collection is unlike anything you’ll see at Palexpo during Watches & Wonders week, and it always amazes me how freely these incredibly valuable, intricate creations are...
Serica is a brand that has managed to achieve the seemingly impossible in an ever-crowded, modern horological landscape. It makes the “no-brand look” its calling card. Gaze deeply into a Serica dial, and you’ll not find a name, a crest, or a single letter of text stamped under the 12 o'clock...
Matteo Violet-Vianello founded Anoma back in 2024 with a crystal-clear concept that noticeably drew from the worlds of architecture and design as well as forms in nature. The brand’s debut offering set the tone for what has quickly become Anoma’s trademark: a triangular case. Those who follow...
Another Watches and Wonders in the books. The first two editions were online only, but since 2022, I’ve been attending them all with pleasure. Watches and Wonders 2026 had some wonderful releases in store, and today, I’ll share my favorites from A. Lange & Söhne, Chopard, Piaget, Rolex, and...
Cushion cases, GMTs, three-handers, divers… British independent watchmaker Farer is doing a bit of everything. The brand also likes to revisit its collections, as seen with the updated field watches in 2024. After those military-inspired pieces, it was only a matter of time before Farer returned...
