Although I’ve never met Pascal Raffy, I’m sure he is with me when it comes to trends.

One day I will buy the Tradition Watchmakers Toolbox

It’s one designer’s ambition to blow the doors off convention.

Biver takes Neoclassic horology and turns it up to 11.

The new Panerai Luminor Perpetual Calendar GMT Platinumtech™is big and bold.

Movement parts are really, really small in case you haven’t noticed.

Pass me another glass of Pinot would you George? This is our little secret of Lake Como.

The Type XX Chronographe 2075 is, undoubtedly, a beautiful representation of Breguet’s history

The brand unveiled its boldest innovation yet — the Streamliner Mechanics Edition

Sometimes, all you have to do is ask. The worst someone can say is “no,”.

What a ridiculous watch…. I love it.

‍I admire Ben for having the guts to pull the pin.

The Mackenzie 12 Watch Briefcase has an internal structure made from aerospace-grade aluminium.

The Naiad Lock is Omega's bayonet style case back fastening system.

There’s magic here, and you can feel it as soon as you walk in.

The ACF-01 is the watch industry manifestation of Gordon Murray's attitude toward cars

An off-centre dial here, a coloured micro-rotor here and an ultra-thin movement there.

Explore the concept of Veblen goods—luxury items where demand increases with price.

Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. or Malala Yousafzai?

Explore Patek Philippe’s guiding principles.

I often wonder what the point of an awards show like the GPHG is.

Explore the Simon Brette Chronomètre Artisans Souscription

We know all about Mr Wilsdorf, his foundation and the incredible legacy he’s created.

Maybe it’s just the next step of the perpetual dick swinging contest they have with Omega.

This is what the Lhotse is all about. It’s a watch to be lived in, imprinted on and used.

Discover the 2023 Rolex Sky-Dweller’s first major update in over a decade.

I’m not a religious man, but I understand why some people are. We all want to belong.

The streets of London sucked me up and spat me out as an exhausted and inspired man.

Inspired by the Leça Swimming Pool he designed in 1996.

The day started at the Bovet’s manufacture in Tramelan.

A compact classic from Patek Philippe’s golden age

If I love it I love it, the reasons don’t matter. Nothing matters.

Explore the rich tapestry connecting Aztec traditions, the allure of chocolate.

Rolex’s acquisition of Bucherer marks a significant shift in the luxury watch industry.

There’s always one watch in every brand’s collection that is the unsung hero of the range.

As a reformed martial arts obsessive, I was immediately drawn to the Kung Fu by Behrens.

I'm of course, talking about the Freak X by Ulysse Nardin.

Pushing the ACF-02 to the performance engineering extreme is the AMB-01/1.

There’s always a risk when a small independent brand like Krayon introduces a brand-new collection.

A deep appreciation for the art of watchmaking and a keen understanding of luxury consumer behavior.

I was lucky enough to try the new 222 on when it was in the Time+Tide studio.

I have mine set to the tides of my old stomping ground, Noosa main beach in QLD, Australia.

Collaboration watches like this aren’t easy to pull off.

Picking your grail up at retail has become all but impossible.

This room is where Bovet watches are put through finally assembly and quality control.

The smell of emerald green grass lingers in my nose as I sit on my British Airways flight.

There are a few brands out there that I find really strange.

Lang 1943 has successfully cemented their place in modern history.

Although things have changed dramatically, there is a clear, albeit expensive path to getting a Rolex

The first Subdial After Dark was not your average watch get-together.

Working for other brands was absolutely invaluable for gaining experience.

Ed’s French accent, confidence, and traditional good looks were no match for my martial bond.

Picture this. You've just arrived in Belgium for a week long conference.

I love nothing more than a dial without a date and a 36 mm case.

I think the Moonswatch is a cool thing, don’t get me wrong.

I know very little about the history, provenance, and motivation behind fine art.

Chopard’s Alpine Eagle collection redefines luxury sports watches.

I was 11 years old when the first Richard Mille came out.

Digging deeper into Bovet’s sudden arrival in Australia.

In 1912, an ovale cintré (arched oval) watch was designed by Louis Cartier.

There’s a lot to talk about with this watch.

Hannu eventually told me about a business that he had wanted to start.

This got me thinking, what can brands do to be more accessible to a broader range of the market?