Another week has come and gone, which means another edition of Watches Of The Week. In this week's round up, independent watchmaker H. Moser & Cie released a limited edition high horology piece in partnership with the Formula 1 team Alpine and new ambassador Pierre Gasly, while TAG Heuer revived a legend and Tudor took to the streets with its latest collaboration. Have a great week ahead. Check out these high end hand wound chronographs. H. Moser & Cie Streamline Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine Limited Edition Pink Livery Brand: H. Moser & Cie Model: Stre ..read more

The hand wound chronograph is to a watch aficionado and enthusiast as the M badge is to a BMW fanatic. In essence, it's borderline a defining prerogative to any serious watch collector to add a manually wound chronograph to their collection at some point in their collecting journey. The joy of winding any hand wound watch is incomparable and very personal, but add a genuinely high end chronograph to the mix and what you have is a recipe for horological intertwinement and connection. Here are som of the best truly high end hand wound chronographs that money can buy. Take a look at these per ..read more

The perpetual calendar, or quantième perpétuel, presents some of the finest, most complicated and most respected watchmaking ever conceived. It gives the wearer the profound ability to tell the time accurately over the course of a century so long as the movement is wound and has sufficient power reserve left in its barrels. It is as trivial as it is an obsolete complication, yet we continue to lust over these micro-mechanisms as though they're literal works of art. Which they entirely are. Some may look at the perpetual calendar as being a super fine and delicate piece of watchmaking, and ..read more

Watches And Wonders 2024 was a whirlwind of new watches, crazy complications, paper-thin proportions and eye-watering prices. But now that the dust has well and truly settled, it's time to get back into the swing of things with the next edition of Watches Of The Week. In this week's round up, I'll be highlighting a handful of new and exciting watches, including pieces from Glashütte Original and Jaquet Droz, a rebirth of sorts from Amida as well as something wholly novel and super exciting from BeWatchmaker. Enjoy. See who made it to the shortlist of the best watches from Watches And Won ..read more

Watches And Wonders 2024 has officially come to an end. While the main players had a quieter year than last, some of the smaller and lesser known brands really came into their own. I thought that all in all though, every watchmaker had a fantastic showing, and so putting together a list of the best new watches of Watches And Wonders 2024 was harder than I thought it would have been. Here the 15 best new watches to have featured at Watches And Wonders 2024, including pieces from the likes of Laurent Ferrier, Cartier, Ulysse Nardin and Chopard. Check out part 1 of the Watches And Wonders 20 ..read more

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