
In September, I ended up spending more time in airport lounges than in my living room at home. Sometimes, that’s not so bad, especially when it means new opportunities! One highlight was visiting Switzerland to tour two Swatch Group production sites. At one, I saw how movement…

They spend their lives finding watches for other people. This time, two of the vintage world's most respected voices show us the watches they've kept in their collections.

When it was launched in 2011, MB&F’s Legacy Machine 1 seemed like a totally alien presence among the brand’s fleet of futuristic galactic-themed Horological Machines. Appearing in the brand’s first round case, the LM1’s classical Roman numerals, lacquered registers and overtly…

What happens when you take a manta ray, a spaceship, a big splash of violet purple, and blend them all together to create a watch? If we ignore all logic, reasoning, and questions about the logistics of doing so, you might end up with something like the Atowak Manta-X Violet P…

The game-changing Legacy Machine Number 1 is now sportier and has new interchangable straps.

The third-generation Marq redesigns the case, adds satellite and LTE, and introduces a Dive-focused model.

A celebration of vintage Vacheron and its passionate collectors, the 34 shortlisted watches will compete in seven categories for final awards presented November 10.

Launched in 2025, the Bianchet UltraFino Tonneau marked several firsts for the young independent: its first ultra-thin watch, first automatic movement, and first integrated-bracelet model. Initially presented in Grade 5 titanium, the collection has since expanded into sapphire…

It’s impressive to realize that Sternglas has been around for a decade. I first reviewed a Sternglas watch seven years ago, so I have followed the company for most of those years. Putting aside the realization that I am getting older fast, it’s been fun to see how the Hamburg-…