While the industry continues to debate the hits and misses of this year’s Watches and Wonders, we’ve put together 12 of our favourite timepieces launched at the event. Which of these made yo...

In one episode of The Sopranos, ageing old-school mob boss Carmine Lupertazzi reprimands the show’s main character, Tony Soprano, for wearing beachwear at a family barbecue. “A don doesn’t w...

Rolex and TAG Heuer have given us some of the world’s most legendary watches, from the Submariner to the Carrera. These two Swiss titans were once considered equals with much in common, but ...

Currently the most in-demand Rolex sports model, the Daytona was met with indifference when it debuted in 1963. That all changed thanks to a few technical upgrades and an endorsement from Ho...

It seems everyone wants a Rolex, and why wouldn’t they? They’re great, well-built watches that fit a variety of lifestyles and activities. However, demand for these timepieces has skyrockete...

Why do we love chronographs so much? Maybe it's the function. Being able to conveniently measure elapsed time at the click of a pusher. Maybe it has something to do with how they look, with ...

Whether it’s the outrageous “Leopard” edition, a Paul Newman rarity, or the top-tier platinum version, the Rolex Daytona is an icon and guaranteed head-turner. Having been in continuous prod...

You might have noticed a trend for collectors talking about a specific set of watches and wondered why exactly those ones get all the love. Well today I’ve picked out five enthusiast favouri...

Since its launch in 1946 Tudor has had to bear the inevitable comparisons with its famous older sibling. Conceived as a more affordable alternative to Rolex, it was very much the spare to th...

It’s great to have a collection of watches that spread out into every niche possible, but the cornerstone of that collection just has to be a fire and forget watch that you can strap on no m...

We’ve seen some crazy watch releases in 2023. Rolex put emojis in a date window, H. Moser & Cie. made a dial so black that gazing into it was like being blindfolded in a mine shaft, and a ha...

The first half of the 2000s were filled with hope and optimism. Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings, 1,000s of songs on a single iPod, the personal transport revolution that was the micro scoo...