Buffy explores the history of the wristwatch, which goes back further than you might think. The post How did watches evolve into wristwatches? appeared first on Time+Tide Watches.

The brand’s first chronograph, the two monochromatic versions of the C-1 give very different looks and feels to the same model. The post Aera brings its contemporary flair to its first-ever chronographs appeared first on …

The rounded square of the Mido Multifort TV is getting a smaller, vintage-inspired sizing at 35mm in a range of dial choices. The post The Mido Multifort TV 35 is a slender, snazzy steal appeared …

I have a confession to make: I’m a bit of an integrated bracelet sports watch skeptic.   As the watch community went crazy for integrated, Gerald Genta inspired designs over the last few years, I largely …

It’s a hot, muggy Saturday afternoon, and as a parent you find yourself at a local splash pad for a 3-year-old’s birthday party with 37 other people. Most of them are adults you don’t know, …

Felipe Pikullik presents the Mondphase 1 Meteorite, a limited edition of 20 pieces that will be the last model in the Mondphase 1 collection. The post New Release: Felipe Pikullik Mondphase 1 Meteorite – the …

Having made its debut with the Big Pilot AMG G 63 a year ago, ceramic matrix composite (CMC) is an innovative material currently unique to IWC in watchmaking. Little was disclosed about the material at …

Described by Habring² as “a relative of Felix“, the Oskar shares the brand’s signature A11 movement but gains a calendar module, with the seconds at six or central. Launched to mark the 20th anniversary of …

The newly re-released ‘The First Omega in Space’ is a perfect blend of the brand’s celebrated legacy in space exploration and technology. The post The First Omega That Went To Space Returns appeared first on …

In the summer of 2024, aBlogtoWatch helped to launch the new Gaga Laboratorio brand. Since then, I have had the chance to check out the brand’s debut Labormatic watches and interview the creative mind behind …

I must confess that I don’t care much about chronographs. But Raymond Weil may have just won me over. It’s not that I don’t admire chronographs, but rather that I’ve never really been compelled to …