It feels cruel to pick on a watch that’s given the Rolex Submariner such a run for its money, but since we know, and you know, and everyone knows how awesome it is, it feels fair game to pok...

We all love a myth or two, it’s why things like old wives’ tales exist and why, in the modern age, the internet is abuzz with conspiracy theories galore. The watch world isn’t exempt from th...

Glance at the dial of any watch advertisement and the model being promoted will invariably have its hands positioned at ten past ten. But what if it also has a date aperture? The number on d...

Say what you like about it, I think Rolex is just about the perfect watch brand. I don’t mean it’s the best, and it’s certainly not the worst, but in terms of being as well-rounded as possib...

One of IWC’s biggest successes, the Big Pilot’s Watch has some rather noteworthy attributes and an intriguing backstory. We thought it was about time we revealed all about the brand’s flagsh...

Rolex has always had to cast an envious eye on Omega as the brand that was the first to put a watch on the moon. Doubtless it would swap most—if not all—of its milestones to have that partic...

For decades now, watches have been able to do more than just tell the time. From day-date displays to moonphases and even dual-frequency distress beacons—watches have consistently proved the...

Zenith’s making big moves with the Chronomaster Sport. Big, obvious moves. There hasn’t been such a big, obvious move since Antz and A Bug’s Life came out within eight weeks of each other ba...

It might seem as though Rolex doesn’t do much to maintain its legendary status in the watch industry. Rolling out endless new models and limited editions or packing its watches with complica...

It’s a bold claim to state that this, the Omega Seamaster Professional 300M 007 Edition is the greatest watch Omega has ever made, but I stand by it. Sure, the notion that the century-and-a-...

The H. Moser Streamliner is one of the most unique-looking sports watches in the market right now. It’s a minimal watch with a fumé dial, a cushion-shaped case and an integrated bracelet tha...

For those not familiar with the Wristmon, it is a watch series from Russian watchmaker Konstantin Chaykin—a piece that is described as more kinematic pop art object than watch. So far, the s...