Watches And Wonders 2024 has basically drawn to a close, with most brands finalising their respective releases, pouring out their last drop of champagne and offering their last cup of espresso. It's been a stellar showing, with the likes of Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, Cartier and Chopard really strutting their stuff and showing to the world what they've ben working on for the past few years. In the final round up, I'll be highlighting the remaining assortment of new watches from Hublot, TAG Heuer, Raymond Weil and NOMOS Glashütte. Hubot's Watches And Wonders 2024 Highlights ..read more

There has been an incredible amount of watches released in the last 24 hours, with Rolex, A. Lange & Söhne, Tudor, IWC and Jaeger-LeCoultre all headlining some fantastic new releases. In Part 2, we take a look at some more releases from the likes of Patek Philippe, Cartier and Grand Seiko all showcasing some incredible new watches. Stay tuned for Part 3 and for the definitive list of the best releases of Watches And Wonders 2024. Patek Phillipe Unveils Eleven New Releases Amongst the plethora of new watches from Patek include some revisions including a new Aquanaut Travel Time ..read more

Watches And Wonders 2024 is well and truly underway. For those of you in Geneva, so far it seems like one of the most eventful and watch-heavy shows we've seen this side of 2020. For those of us sitting at home wishing we were there, all of the live coverage we've been getting from press releases, Instagram stories and reels and the slow trickle of podcasts and videos have been sustaining us. Watches And Wonders 2024 has been dominated by some incredible new watches from the likes of Rolex, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Roger Dubuis, Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, IWC, Zenith and TAG Heuer. Her ..read more

With only a few hours to this year's Watches and Wonders event, you would definitely be forgiven if you thought that the week that was had zero movement. I'm not going to lie, it wasn't exactly the most exciting, but granted there were still a few watches that popped up. In this week's super light Watches Of The Week edition, I'll be featuring some new watches from the likes of Omega x Swatch (Yes, a new MoonSwatch is here), Breitling and Doxa. For those of you heading to Watches and Wonders this year, I hope you thoroughly enjoy yourselves and I look forward to seeing some wrist shot ..read more

The beauty of the chronograph lies in its complicated and obsolete nature. Because, let's be real, who really needs a mechanical timing device? For those of us who do, I've compiled a list of the best daily chronograph watches that money can buy, period. We've got the venerable Royal Oak, the silky smooth Nautilus, the best-of-both-worlds Overseas, as well as a handful of exciting, avant-garde and otherwise often overlooked chronograph watches that all fit the bill of being some of the best pieces in their class. Enjoy. If you're looking for a solid alternative to the Rolex Submariner, yo ..read more

Let me start off by saying that I love the Rolex Submariner. For me and in my wholly personally subjective humble opinion, it stands out as one of the greatest watches ever made, period. It's a cultural icon, proportionally and dimensionally perfect, executed and engineered unfathomably above and beyond, it carries enough horological weight to be relevant generationally and it has truly positioned itself at the very top of the watchmaking hierarchy. I am speaking with absolute bias as I am a very fortunate (and thankful) owner of a Submariner, so take what you read above with a grain of salt ..read more

We're two weeks away from one of the biggest watch events of the year in Watches & Wonders, but that hasn't stopped watchmakers like Tudor, Angelus and Jaquet Droz from releasing new watches. Enjoy and have a great week ahead. Check out last week's new watches here. Angelus Instrument de Vitesse Monopusher Chronograph Angelus has taken the conventionally traditional route with its latest piece, the Instrument de Vitesse Monopusher Chronograph. Vintage inspired, deceptively simple looking and beautifully executed, the Instrument de Vitesse Monopusher Chronograph is supremely well don ..read more

With an unlimited budget to spend, you can probably imagine what this list might feature. But the tact I've taken here is to run through the catalogues of the big brands and pick out their respective best offerings that fit the bill of being a fantastic daily watch. I've picked out white-metal pieces and have limited the complication to time only and, at the absolute most, a day and date indicator. In the next instalment, I'll go down some other very specific routes -- stay tuned! So, as the title implies, here are the best daily watches you can buy from the usual suspects with absolutely no ..read more

The penchant of a gold dress watch is undeniable. It's as generational as it is still contemporarily relevant, with watchmakers from Omega to Breguet and Patek Philippe continuing to produce some of the most beautiful examples of what we all consider the quintessential dress watch. Here are 6 of the best gold dress watches you can buy. Have a look at these brand new watch releases of 2024. Patek Philippe 5140J Perpetual Calendar As far as the traditional gold dress watch goes, the Patek Philippe 5140J Perpetual Calendar is just about as good as it gets, period. Just mega. Find out more on Am ..read more

This year has been super hectic so far, where it seems that every week brings a range of new watches to the market. In partnership with Goldsmiths, the UK's esteemed authorised dealer of all things watches, I've put together a list of new watches from the likes of Breitling, Zenith and Omega. Enjoy. Check out these affordable field watches. Breitling Superocean Automatic Code Yellow UK Edition Sporting a distinct yellow dial, a bold black bezel and a creamy coloured outer dial ring, the Breitling Superocean Automatic Code Yellow UK Edition is a sporty, nostalgic and super cool piece from the ..read more