Ever since the launch of the Rolex OP with their new colourful Stella dials, many other brands have started to jump on this bandwagon as well. Whether it was because other brands started to recognise the potential of these fun dial colours or they just wanted to capitalise on the fact that certain Rolexes are […]

It is undeniable that still images never do justice to watches. And thankfully these days we have no shortage of video content on YouTube. There are just so many video reviews (shameless plug, we have a channel too!) and discussions on the platform that it is unlikely you will ever get through all of them. […]

It’s not every day you see a mechanical watch brand look to digital displays for inspiration but that is exactly what Bell & Ross did for their latest BR 03-92 H.U.D watch. With a long history of taking the instrument gauges from aeroplane cockpit and transferring them onto the wrist, this new BR 03-92 continues […]

For a watch enthusiast, the appeal of the humble dive watch is certainly undeniable. And although there are more desk divers than certified divers these days, this robust and reliable timepiece would not have existed if man had not the urge to explore the depths of the ocean. Unless you have been living under a […]

These days you hardly see sector dials anymore. If you are a fan, the only way you could get your hands on one of these was through a great vintage find like a Universal Geneve Polerouter or famously with the Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control 25th Anniversary. Thankfully, Longines has just unveiled a brand new watch designed […]

60 years ago, the Bathyscaphe Trieste became the first manned craft to reach the deepest known point in the earth’s seabed – Challenger Deep. And in this submersible, was the Swiss Oceanographer Jacques Piccard (who co-designed the vessel with his father) and US Navy Lieutenant Don Walsh. Together they brought the Trieste to a depth […]

When Breitling dropped the third episode of their Summit Webcast and I saw that they were announcing a new Spotlight Squad featuring three influential women, I didn’t expect to see a watch that I would personally want to wear. But lo and behold, by the end of the presentation, I found myself gushing over the […]

This question appiles to the mechanical movement. To understand what this is and how it differs from a quartz movement we suggest you first read this and this. An automatic movement is simply a mechanical movement that has a built-in feature to wind up the mainspring (read replenish the power of the watch). Usually this […]

Over the past couple of years, Montblanc has been increasingly flexing their Minerva muscles telling people that they are not just a maker of leather products and writing instruments, rather, through the absorption of said company they also have watchmaking know-how that dates back to the late 1800s. And this year at SIHH they have […]

Over the past couple of years, Bell & Ross have expanded their world beyond their heavy aviation inspiration. For 2021 however, they have decided to wind the clock back and look to the skies once again. This time around, they have paired an iconic aviator’s complication—the GMT—with their iconic aviation-inspired case—the square BR—to offer a […]

In the beginning, the allure of Undone was that each of their watches was customisable to a certain degree depending on the preferences of the customer. However, in recent years, they have taken to doing fantastic collaboration pieces with design houses, pop-culture brands and more. And this results in unique and quirky designs that speak […]