There are watches that mark the end of something and know it. The URWERK UR-120 Blue Planet is the third and final iteration of a model that has become one of the most cinematically charged pieces ...
There are watches that mark the end of something and know it. The URWERK UR-120 Blue Planet is the third and final iteration of a model that has become one of the most cinematically charged pieces ...
Arnold & Son, the brand founded in honour of the famous 18th-century English watchmaker John Arnold, translates his historical legacy into high-end Swiss watches powered by in-house movements – abo...
There’s a riskiness to Oliver Gallaugher’s approach to watch design that I can’t help but admire. His aesthetic is clean, lending a stripped-down, contemporary look, but his methods are complex, re...
Not too long ago, last February in fact, I had the opportunity to get my hands on a series of Miyota automatic movements, of which I disassembled the ubiquitous Calibre 9015. My prime goal was to l...
Typically, not a lot happens in the world of third-party mechanical watch movements. The ETA2824 reigned supreme for decades until Swatch Group stopped openly supplying them, giving way primarily t...
And quickly, as with all things enjoyable, we have come to the seventh article in this series. This month, we consumed a mix of champagnes and still wines. Here is the run-down. Its TGIFriday! Gre...
After years of research, the definitive provenance of the final Heuer Monaco from the set of Le Mans has been established.
One of the first truly functional and commercially successful mechanical alarm wristwatches, the Cricket has been one of Vulcain’s signature models since its introduction in 1947. Named after the ...
Tudor’s partnership with the Visa Cash App Racing Bulls Formula One Team is now entering its third season, and by now it has produced a small family of watches that is beginning to stand on its own...
