And?.we?re back with episode 8 of A Week in Watches! On this week?s episode we go over 5th-anniversary launch from Ming, some small but mighty watches by Christopher Ward, and the stealthily released IWC Mk XX, including asking the critical... -

We’re back again for another Sunday Morning Showdown! Last week was a titanic battle. But do you know where the Titanic is" It’s 3,800 meters deep and 690 kilometers southeast of Newfoundland (thanks, Wikipedia). Today’s watches both... -

In this month\'s roundup, we take a look at the subject of ultra-thin watches, with a focus on Richard Mille\'s impossibly thin RM UP-01 Ferrari watch. And from around the web, we have a very special vintage "Single Red" Rolex Sea-Dweller... -

An interest in horology often only gets discussed within the greater context of watches, but long before people were wearing timepieces on their wrists, they were relying on clocks to provide them with the time of day and keep them on schedule... -

When I set out on an hours-long drive, I always have a 12-hour chronograph on my wrist. If I had to make an exception, a wild card would go to the one and only Seiko Motorist. If there were one, that is… A time-only watch doesn’t belong behind a... -

Christopher Ward?s popular C63 Sealander Automatic is now available in a smaller size and in four bright colors. Hurry, each colorway is limited to just 200 pieces. The post Christopher Ward Unveils Limited-Edition 36mm C63 Sealander Automatic... -

?Watches, Stories, and Gear? is a roundup of our favorite content, watch or otherwise, from around the internet. Here, we support other creators, explore interesting content that inspires us, and put a spotlight on causes we believe in. Oh,... -

Ah, Bulova. A brand with 145 years of watchmaking history and releases that are hit or miss. From collections honoring the iconic American motorcycle brand Harley Davidson to neat WWII re-creations, Bulova has a knack for releasing contradictory... -

Today?s review is quite a special one. Gerard and I took on the task of reviewing two Vaer dive watches, the Arctic and the Meridian. To do so, we decided to work together but also split up. I?d stay here in The Hague and wear the Vaer Meridian in... -

In this episode of aBlogtoWatch Weekly, Rick and Ariel sit down to talk about some of the latest news stories and releases from the world of watches. The duo kicks off the show by talking about how Ariel severely needs an assistant before briefly... -

It’s all in the name. The Classics Worldtimer Manufacture from Frederique Constant is a refined wristwatch with a world time function, being driven by a manufacture movement and showcasing a notably classic style. Indicating the time ? including... -

Square-shaped wrist watches are hard to get right. I’ve talked about this plenty of times over the years while reviewing other famous square or rectangular-shaped timepieces, such as the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso or the Cartier Santos. Round... -

Cuba may be an unlikely place of origin for a luxury watch brand. One such name, however, indeed originated from the Caribbean island all the way back in 1882. For a long time, Cuervo y Sobrinos was one of the most prominent jewelers in Latin... -

Since 2017, Panerai has been a partner of the Luna Rossa racing team and has produced a number of different limited-edition watches that celebrate the championship-winning sailboat racing syndicate. To celebrate the renewal of its partnership with... -

James Bond may wear an Omega, but Sherlock Holmes wears a Rotary. At least, Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes did. And not this one, but that’s not the point. Plenty of people buy any Omega because James Bond wears one; I see no reason the... -

A few weeks ago, Cameron Weiss invited me to his Nashville Workshop to check out some of his latest watches and see the work that is involved in producing a Weiss watch. I took the opportunity to snap a few photos and Cameron was nice enough... -

I’ll be honest with you: when the Seiko SPB317J1 arrived at Fratello HQ for a first impression, I didn’t even realize it was a re-edition. What I did know, however, was that it could very well be my next Seiko diver. I was actually looking at... -

The C63 Sealander is Christopher Ward?s take on a watch made to seamlessly conform to any situation. That goes for a dinner with friends, a casual grocery store run, ventures for the exploring-inclined and everything in between. Simply put,... -

After two years of limited air travel, 2022 is already fulfilling my summer holiday quota. In June, I went on back-to-back trips from the Algarve in Portugal to Dubrovnik in Croatia. Both destinations were booked in 2019 for 2020 and subsequently... -