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When I went hands-on with the Ulysse Nardin × Urwerk UR-Freak late last year, I walked away genuinely surprised, and that doesn’t happen to me much anymore. I never saw that partnership coming. Ulysse Nardin had never made a collaboration watch in its modern history, and Urwer…
It’s been a little over four years since Swatch and Omega surprised us with the MoonSwatch. The hype was tremendous after the official announcement that the two brands would release a series of Bioceramic watches inspired by the iconic Speedmaster. Four years later, the hype m…
New day, same great conversations. Catch new episodes of SUPERLATIVE every Wednesday! In this episode of SUPERLATIVE, aBlogtoWatch founder and our host, Ariel Adams, sits down with Mike Margolis, President of Czapek Americas, to explore what it takes to build an independent wa…
The split-second wristwatch is arguably Patek Philippe’s most under-appreciated complication. It’s also one of the brand’s rarest, with only thirteen serially produced references. We go in-depth into the complication and its history.
For the last several years, Islander has been a fan favorite at all the Windup Watch Fairs. Now, you can experience the same energy that Marc Frankel and his team bring to the Fairs right here in Brooklyn too. Join us and our friends from Islander on Thursday, August 6th from…
Founded in 2010 by Belgian industrial designer Benoît Mintiens, Ressence questioned, from the start, something fundamental: how we read time. Its patented Ressence Orbital Convex System (ROCS), with its constantly rotating discs replacing conventional hands, has become one of…
The worlds of automotive engineering and luxury watchmaking have long shared a fascination with speed, advanced materials, and mechanical artistry. While many automotive-inspired timepieces occupy the highest tiers of haute horology, independent brand CronusArt takes a differe…
One thing you can’t credibly accuse Christopher Ward of is being afraid of color. Hot on the heels of their Twelve Xander, a colorful and abstract limited edition collaboration with the Dial Artist that sold out in a single day, the UK based brand is back with the Twelve 36 (T…
Classic, with a twist.
For its latest release of 2026, Roger Dubuis has further expanded its Knights of the Round Table concept. Rather than being a tribute to medieval Europe and the era of King Arthur, though, the high-horology Swiss brand’s latest creation celebrates the 17th century unification…