With 800,000 citizens, Rome was arguably the biggest, most influential city in the mighty Roman Empire. Yet, on August 24, 410, “the eternal city” fell to…
Browsing: Baselworld 2016
Following a hiatus from reporting and reviewing the goodies from this year’s Baselworld and SIHH, we are bringing back the highly-popular Throwback Sundays series once again! …
Following the successful launch of the Calibre 110 and 111, Oris had decided to continue in their endeavour to produce exceptional and value-for-money in-house movements. In this year’s…
In the horological industry, we have seen the rise of big, masculine watches during the last decade or so. As usual, there are varying opinions on…
You know it when you have seen something that is rather special or extraordinary. That particular feeling that is indescribable, but one that will simply keep you…
Launched in 2013, the Blancpain Fifty Fathom Bathyscaphe was produced to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the watchmaker’s flagship diver’s watch. Often overshadowed by the bigger…
Every once in a while, Rolex produces some rather interesting and unusual watches. In the recent years, it include striking pieces such as the Milgauss and the…
Watches come in all shapes: round, tonneau, and rectangular. Square? Well, that is rather uncommon. And even more so, if it is one that is features…
Hotly anticipated for the last couple of years and finally revealed at Baselworld 2016, Rolex updated the stainless steel Cosmograph Daytona with scratch proof black Cerachrom…
When it comes to Speedmasters, there are definitely some variants that are much more popular than the others. One of them is the CK2998, a Pre-Moon/…