During the past few years, we’ve covered many of Brellum’s new model introductions. The small brand produces tiny runs of its watches. While that may frustrate some, the company’s owner, Sébastien ...

Welcome to the second match in the Fratello Dress Watch Season contest, our effort to identify the best new dress watch of 2025. The series continues with a duo of proper heavy hitters. Match two i...

As the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, Omega has unveiled an exclusive Speedmaster 38 Co-Axial Chronometer Chronograph that combines the collection's iconic des...

Orange has become one of the year’s most surprising color success stories in watchmaking. Once reserved for diver’s bezels and racing chronographs, the shade has moved into the spotlight — energizi...

It’s amazing the way some watches don’t make sense until they do. That was absolutely my experience of the Hanhart Aquasphere when it showed up on my desk a few weeks ago. I mean, I love dive watch...

This post is part of a series, Reading Time at HSNY, written by our librarians. Today’s post was written by Miranda Marraccini. If you’re familiar with our library at the Horological Society of Ne...

Every brand from Apple to Zenith touts at least one watch that is “built for adventure”, “to stand the test of time”, or to “take a licking and keep on ticking” (okay, maybe that last one is less c...

What makes this book particularly compelling is its dual approach. For curious minds discovering haute horlogerie, it serves as an inviting introduction to the fascinating world of mechanical watch...

Things changed a bit this year at Watches & Wonders with the release of the Club Sport Neomatik Worldtimer, a watch that has been almost universally hailed as the best thing they’ve made in years. ...

French brand Yema got a foothold in the watch world with its rugged tool watches, exemplified by models like the mighty 300 water-resistant Superman skin diver of 1963. Proud of its French roots, Y...