IWC Adds Pool-Coloured Dial to the Ingenieur Automatic 35 Collection

IWC Schaffhausen has expanded its Ingenieur Automatic 35 line with a new aquatic-toned dial variant, bringing the compact 35mm collection to six references in total.
Zenith Releases 50-Piece Chronomaster Original Paris Edition with Verdigris Gradient Dial

Zenith has unveiled a 50-piece limited edition Chronomaster Original for the French market, featuring a verdigris gradient dial inspired by Parisian architecture and powered by the El Primero 3600 movement.
OMEGA Backs Emirates Team New Zealand’s Quest for America’s Cup Glory 2027

A Partnership Built on Precision, Innovation, and Ocean Passion In the world of competitive sailing, few partnerships have proven as enduring and successful as the one between OMEGA and Emirates Team New Zealand. As the iconic Swiss watchmaker continues its support for the Kiwi team ahead of the Louis Vuitton 38th America’s Cup, it’s a […]
OMEGA Announces New Role in Athletics Timekeeping

OMEGA, the official timekeeper of the Olympic and Paralympic Games since 1932, continues to play a pivotal role in sports timing technology.
OMEGA’s 007 First Light Timepiece for James Bond Game

OMEGA has unveiled a new timepiece inspired by the James Bond film *No Time to Die* and the upcoming video game *007 First Light*, designed in collaboration with IO Interactive and Amazon MGM Studios.
How about melting your exhaust to make a watch out of it? The Liberum RE-XHAUST proves it’s possible

There’s no shortage of watch brands trying to cash in on “motorsport inspiration”. While some brands rely on real, track bred connections like TAG Heuer, others usually throw a few red accents, a tachymeter nobody uses, and some vague references to racing heritage before calling it a day. Italian microbrand Liberum have gone in a […]
A $50K watch for $700? Swatch dropped an Audemars Piguet collab nobody saw coming

By now, most watch enthusiasts have learned to pay attention whenever Swatch starts posting cryptic teasers on Instagram. First came the chaos of the MoonSwatch in 2022, a release that had grown adults camping outside boutiques, flipping watches for triple retail, and somehow convincing an entirely new generation that quartz could be cool again. Then […]
When Coachbuilding Meets Watchmaking: The Zagato Lab One Concept

For more than a century now, Zagato has been synonymous with lightweight engineering and distinctive design. Being synonymous to hand-shaped aluminium bodywork on 1950s race cars to modern limited-run designs, the Milanese house has always pursued the idea of reducing weight, maximising performance, and letting the mechanical components become part of the visual story. So it just […]
Classy in Claret: Cartier Tank Must Claret Owner’s Review

A first foray into the Maison’s atelier resulted in the addition of an icon to my collection.
History Repeats: 2025 King Seiko Vanac New Zealand Launch

Seiko have resurrected a legendary nameplate for their newest release.