Reviews of what we deem as the latest and greatest in the world of watches
Hajime Asaoka released yet another of his tourbillons. This time in 37mm with the same Art Deco aesthetic with a black lacquer dial. Review: Hajime Asaoka…
Hot on the heels of Norqain’s latest release, they have kindly lent us the Wild One Skeleton 42MM in bright turquoise, some say that it’s the colour…
The evolution of post-revival A. Lange & Söhne timepieces has been subtle yet palpable. While Lange watches possess a strong classical core, the illustrious German watch…
Leica released the next generation to their compact, full frame Q lineup with the new Q3. Now sporting a BSI 60Mp sensor and other improvements while…
Glashütte Original extended their Sixties collection with a new model with small seconds recently. Here is our hands on comprehensive review. Review: hands on with the…
Our first acquaintance with Ressence came in the early part of last decade, when the young upstart produced the now iconic Type 3. The Type 3,…
The Lange 1 Time Zone is one of the most quintessential timepieces from modern-day A. Lange & Söhne. It is the only Lange 1 watch that is travel-themed, and…
When it comes to certain watch manufacturers, there are some collections or watches that will be immediately associated with the brand. Or at least, there will…
A new addition to the partnership between Parmigiani Fleurier and Sincere Fine Watches in the now with the Tonda PF Micro-Rotor in an exclusive “Pacific Blue”…
We got acquainted with Depancel late last year, when we were offered a loaner with the Serie-A Stradale which featured a meca-quartz chronograph movement. They followed…