From sports watches to minute repeaters, world timers to perpetual calendars, Patek Philippe’s Ladies’ Collection has it all. Rather than relegating all its more feminine offerings…
Armin Strom, co-owned by Serge Michel and master watchmaker Claude Greisler, is a household name in high-end independent watchmaking. It’s hard to believe that the brand,…
The year 1995 was as eventful as it gets. It was the year the first Toy Story movie was released, the year Operation Desert Storm officially…
Like sports watches, Chinese zodiac watches – to a some extent – are one of luxury watchmaking’s most persistent trends. With each passing year, an increasing…
In the thick of the digital age, mechanical watchmaking finds itself in pursuit of greater efficiency within the confines of an antiquated paradigm. The coming of…
Think of Moritz Grossmann watches and you think of classical elegance and incredible finissage. Yet, the Saxon brand – which draws inspiration from one of Glashütte’s…
The Patek Philippe Nautilus sports watch means different things to different types of watch collectors. To the “flipper”, it is free money when purchased at retail…
Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 5180/1R The Patek Philippe Calatrava is many things: elegant, dainty, simple, dressy, thin. One thing it is not, is exhibitionist – well,…
Zenith revamps the Elite collection with an all new dial and case design. The Elite Classic is available in two sizes, 36 mm and 40.5 mm, understandably the…
The Grand Seiko 60th Anniversary Limited Edition SBGW264 Grand Seiko is Japan’s answer to Swiss fine watches. It is to Seiko what Lexus is to Toyota,…