Introducing the Hemel HFT20: A Seiko-powered chronograph for every budget
If you were jazzed about the Glycine Airman John covered a couple of weeks ago, this new Hemel gives a lot of the same aesthetic, but with the choice of…
If you were jazzed about the Glycine Airman John covered a couple of weeks ago, this new Hemel gives a lot of the same aesthetic, but with the choice of…
It’s now a rare sight—the small seconds subdial—rarer still on a dive watch. Oris has been offering this nostalgic twist for a while now. The latest Oris Aquis Small Second…
Mystery grows in obsolescence. And so it is with Damascus steel: no one is exactly sure how it was made during its heyday in the 3rd–4th centuries. GoS uses that…
I'm sure the trademark forked counterbalance on Christopher Ward's dive watches is usually supposed to evoke Poseidon's spear, but with the new C60 Trident Pro COSC and the C60 Trident…
Like a subtle sonnerie, the jumping hour complication audibly announces each hour. Instead of chiming like a grand sonnerie—and costing tens of thousands of dollars—a jumping hour clicks at the…
Most of the world is happy to accept the Gregorian calendar and the need for leap years—but the Bovet Récital 20 Astérium is having none of that. Since the Earth actually spins…
It can get overwhelming to keep track of one hundred years of watches. But if you're buying a Cartier—or any watch that fits tightly into the deep history of watchmaking—it's…
This is a ridiculous watch. And that's the beauty of the thing. The watch world does not need the 597th Kickstarter campaign for a basic three-hander that "cuts out the…
Hamilton has managed to pull off a kind of modern nostalgia with its Intra-Matic 68 Autochrono. In pictures, this automatic chronograph looks straight out of the '60s, and well it…
Bronze dive watches are all the rage—and for good reason. Bronze—and it's copper cousin brass—are synonymous with the sea and a copper/tin alloy gives bronze cases a quick-forming custom patina.…