Introducing The NOMOS Glashütte Tangente ‘Red Dot’ 2018
Made in cooperation with the Singapore-based retailer The Hour Glass and Watches of Switzerland, NOMOS has produced a new limited edition run of their Tangente in two new dial colors…
Interview The Online Watch Market – Claudio de Giovanni from Verado
After a look at Chrono24, Montredo and WatchBox, we continue our series focusing on understanding the online watch market – certainly one of the most important trends in the watch…
Introducing The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Carolina Bucci Edition
The Frosted Gold Royal Oak came out with mixed reviews – some loved it, some didn't. I was obviously in the former camp and clearly I'm not alone. Audemars Piguet…
Introducing the Artisans de Genève Rough Matte Diver
Artisans de Genève, like Bamford or Tempus Machina, take factory Rolex sports watches and give them bespoke designs fulfilling a demand for those with a desire for something truly unique.…
Introducing Alpina Startimer Pilot Heritage
No stranger to creating accessibly priced and generally appealing sports watches, Alpina has just announced a new GMT model into their Startimer line of aviation-inspired watches. The Startimer Pilot Heritage…
Casio Edifice ECB800DB-1A is motorsport-inspired but can it keep up?
Casio produces a bunch of lines of watches, all aimed at different segments of the market. The Edifice line is Casio’s mens line, aimed at mid-range, activity and vibe-inspired looks.…
Frederique Constant Perpetual Calendar Tourbillon Manufacture – the Sub-20K
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Frederique Constant wowed the crowds in Paris with its double complication at an unbelievable price. Once again, Frederique Constant sticks to its slogan of ‘accessible luxury’…
Borrowed Time: Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda Metrographe
Parmigiani Fleurier updated its sporty, round chronograph model, the Tonda Metrographe, in 2017, streamlining its somewhat idiosyncractic, asymmetrical design to a more classically sporty three-register look — and Parmigiani being…