Grand Seiko held their annual GS9 Club gathering for members of their collecting community over the weekend, and just like last year?s event in Brooklyn, this year?s festivities involved the launch of a new watch. Three watches, in fact, made... -

In today’s consumer marketplace (watches or otherwise) the “collaboration product� has been the trend du jour. Collaboration products are so important that a growing number of fashion and luxury categories are emerging. A typical collaboration... -

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Conquering The Rubicon Trail With The G-Shock Mudmaster GWGB1000 Superior toughness. For 40 years, the G-Shock name has been synonymous with both durability and reliability. It is a well- and hard-earned reputation, forged... -

The southern German traditional brand Laco, whose origins date back to 1925, is known not only for pilot watches but also for nautically inspired timepieces. Now, Laco is expanding this model range and presents a reissue of the models named after... -

This week on the Superlative Podcast, host and aBlogtoWatch Founder Ariel Adams is joined by Ben Küffer, the Founder and CEO of Norqain. Ariel and Ben start the show by talking through Jean-Claude Biver joining Norqain as an advisor to the board,... -

For today?s edition of Pre-Owned Spotlight, I am going back to my vintage roots. You can take the watch geek out of the vintage boutique, but you cannot take the vintage boutique out of the watch geek. That doesn?t sound quite right, but you catch... -

Over the years, some of the most popular Casio G-Shock collaborations were those that have been produced with the Japanese fashion brand A Bathing Ape (better known simply as BAPE). The first BAPE G-Shock watch was launched back in 1998, and over... -

More so than possibly any other mainstream complication, the moonphase carries a unique position in watch enthusiast culture. Although it?s undeniably evocative and emotional, the moonphase complication itself is arguably divorced from the... -

?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,... -

Before you make your judgement about Studio Underd0g’s new watches in the 02SERIES Field collection, there are a few things to know. Across the series, it’s more sedate than the in-your-face Studio Underd0g chronographs, with just one wild... -

Wait a Minute! is a new column that delivers quick reads meant to stimulate conversation. Let’s be practical: No one needs a power reserve beyond 38 hours on a mechanical watch. That seems to be the industry minimum these days, with a scant few... -

Remember when Louis Vuitton’s Tambour line was all about loud and bold statement pieces" Well, neither do I… But before we knew it, the luxury line transformed into something that whispers class rather than shouts it. Twenty-one years since the... -

When I first laid my eyes on the new Oris × Collective Horology Divers “Seventy-Five,â€� I was pleasantly surprised to see a look that Oris said goodbye to a while ago. The Oris Divers Sixty-Five with the retro numerals returns in this... -

Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for advertiser Old hands to the eBay game recall a time when the thought of shipping internationally would send shivers up the spines of even the most seasoned merchants. Not that long ago on the buying side,... -

As a watchmaker, Citizen is as diversified as any in regards to the sheer breadth and width of its catalog. Collectors can get lost in the histories of cult classic dive watches while marveling at modern atomic timing tech. If there were two... -

If you’ve ever delved deep into Breguet‘s catalog, you may have noticed a fascinating assortment of high-jewelry watches, some of which include “mobile setting� whereby diamond-set petals sway to mimic floral nastic movement. I’ve seen one... -

Should you happen to be in Zurich, Switzerland, these days: the Kunsthaus (which is only a couple of minutes away from the must-see Beyer Museum at Bahnhofstrasse) is hosting an exhibition about the various aspects of time until January 14, 2024.... -

This military-themed retro-styled sports timepiece, the new OW M-110 AS (“Armee Suisse�) from Zurich-based Ollech & Wajs, succeeds in a myriad of ways ranging from the style to the story and is a watch that I think a lot of people can get... -

The Tangente is arguably the single most famous NOMOS model, and when most people think of NOMOS as a brand, it is likely some version of the Tangente that first comes to mind. The Tangente was among the first NOMOS watches launched in the early... -