Originally launched at the height of the “quartz crisis” in 1976, Raymond Weil has shown an unflinching resolve in the face of the ever-changing watch industry, and 2026 serves as reinforcement of ...

When you think of a watch winder, you typically think of a big and boxy thing that you have to carve out desk or tabletop space for. And, ultimately, these winders are things you do not really ever ...

Nezumi started its watchmaking ventures in 2015 with the Voiture model, a vintage- and racing-inspired chronograph powered by a Seiko mecha-quartz movement. In 2021, Nezumi updated the Voiture with a ...

In Tulsa King, Sylvester Stallone emerges from a 25-year prison sentence to become a one-man crimewave in Oklahoma. The most remarkable thing about the violent carnage he unleashes? His character, ...

The revival of Vulcain has been joyful for the deep-cut watch nerds out there, as its legendary ‘Watch of Presidents’ Cricket is now once again available for the general public to buy. Coming from the ...

For more coverage from Watches & Wonders click here. The teasers pretty much confirmed it – Rolex is finally paying attention to the Cellini! Well, as it proves year in, year out, the rumours are only ...

Over the last few years, Seiko’s Presage collection has earned something of a reputation for excellence in enamel, with a quick succession of hot watches with fired dials. And while in the past these ...

This is a story about how the true value of a watch is always subjective. It’s a story about why a grail watch doesn’t have to be a Patek Philippe and how a timepiece can also offer a surprising ...

In 1963, two legends were born that would both go on to become icons within their respective fields: the Tag Heuer Carrera and the Porsche 911. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the model ...

Within DOXA’s lineup of tributes to its 1967-born icon, the SUB 300, the SUB 1500T poses the burning question none of us knew we were asking: What if it could go even deeper? Because one of the most ...

For more coverage from Watches & Wonders click here. They say money can’t buy class – and I think that’s mostly true. Indeed, I think the truest marker of enthusiasm or class is enjoying the finer ...

The history of the Glashütte watchmaking region is truly fascinating, having survived all kinds of turmoil from poor mining returns, natural disasters and wars. In spite of this, it was the star of ...