Around this part of the world, the vintage car brand Austin-Healy isn’t quite as well-known compared to the western territories. However, with the current trend of green dials being all the rage, I just had to talk about this new Frederique Constant Vintage Rally Healey Automatic. Because even if you have no affinity whatsoever for […]
In the last couple of years, Bell & Ross has managed to prove that they are indeed not a one-trick pony. After enjoying more than a decade of success with their watches that were famously modelled after the gauges found in the cockpit of an aeroplane, they then started to branch out, looking for inspiration […]
When it comes to Tissot’s association with speed, people often think about MotoGP. But their newest novelty, the Tissot Heritage 1973 harks back to a time when Tissot’s association with motor-racing were on four wheels instead of two. The story starts with the rally circuit in 1973 and ends with a second generation Kessel in […]
Almost every watch enthusiast would have had this conversation with their watch-lover buddies: I have this budget, should I buy watch A, watch B or Watch C? Breitling’s new subscription service #BreitlingSelect aims to help you answer this question. This innovative new service from the brand will allow you to choose and wear up to […]
It has been awhile since Bell & Ross looked into the cockpit of an airplane for inspiration. The past few years saw them venture out on land, into the sea and even outer space to bring exciting timepieces to the market. However, with the new Bell & Ross BR 03-92 Bi-Compass, they are taking a […]
A while back, during the online exhibition of Watches & Wonders 2020, we covered some over-the-top pieces launched there. Today, we are doing the polar opposite of that and taking a look at two pared-down, simple and pure watches from IWC Schaffhausen and Jaeger-LeCoultre. They both cost almost the same price come with immense history […]
It has been a great couple of years for Tudor. Last year they debuted their very successful Black Bay GMT and the year before that their very first Chronograph with an in-house movement. This year, their Black Bay P01 was making waves all over the watch industry for its unorthodox bezel construction and its storied […]
If you ever needed proof that aeronautics runs deep in the DNA of Bell & Ross, the new BR03-92 MA-1 is all the proof you will ever need. Who else would take a historic piece of military gear and turn it into a watch? Bell & Ross would, and did. To understand the watch, however, […]
A while ago, I came across a tutorial video on YouTube demonstrating how to fill a wristwatch with oil. At first, I thought it was one of those parody ‘how to wash your camera with soap and a bucket of water’ type videos. But as I continued to watch this gentleman fill his watch with […]
When MING unveiled their very first watch a couple of years ago, they started with the 17.01, a simple time-only, two-hand watch. With only 300 units of the 17.01 produced (150 for the blue dial, 150 for the anthracite dial), by the time the MING name made their way to collectors around the world, these […]
