I love writing about Invicta watches because you readers get so worked up about them with your polarizing viewpoints. Some of you swear by Invicta carrying around your collection of 47 ShopNBC specials in a duffel bag at all times, while other wouldnt touch them with their worst enemys wrist. It is true that Invicta has a lot of hit and [...]

For Watches Wonders 2021, Cartier introduces a new chronograph version to the recently revived Pasha family ( hands-on with the new three-hand Cartier Pasha here). Whats new is very much new again across the luxury watch world, as collectors continue to see favorites from the last few decades (or years) come back with facelifts and more modern features. The Pasha [...]

Blancpain is one of the oldest Swiss watch brands but it was on the verge of death before being taken over by Jean-Claude Biver. This was of course before Bivers purchase of Hublot, and before Blancpain he was at Omega. Biver is said to have pretty much saved Blancpain (just as he did with Hublot)-a good thing because today, despite the br [...]

The legacy of Gerald Genta lives on now with even more Bulgari-ness. The original Gerald Genta Octo was a fascinating timepiece with a range of complicated movements. The Octo name referred to the eight-sided case, and unfortunately there are no tentacles related to this product. While certainly unique, I have to say that the Octo looks quite nice on the wrist. Bulgari continues wi [...]

Back in May, those dedicated to oceanic exploration and professional diving have certainly heard the news that American explorer Victor Vescovo had set a new world record for the deepest dive, taking his vessel, aptly named Limiting Factor, to exactly 10,928 meters deep into the Pacific Ocean. A fascinating [...]

Back in 2013, Graham released a very avant-garde (putting it lightly) astronomical watch known as the Graham Tourbillon Orrery (hands-on here). Priced at over $300,000, this planetarium-style watch (which they referred to as a planetarian at the time) had an extremely complicated movement produced f [...]

With the recent revamping of its product lines, Breitling has begun to focus its designs far more on its own heritage. The majority of these new historically influenced designs look back to the brands heyday of the 50s and 60s, and for its latest release Breitling has blended cues from throughout the history of its most iconic model for the new Navitimer Automatic 3 [...]

Richard Mille enjoys a close association with many of the worlds top athletes. And with the 2017 World Championships in Athletics due to take place in early August in London, Richard Mille has announced a pair of special watches for two of its newest ambassadors, Olympic medallists Mutaz Essa Barshim and Wayde van Niekerk. [...]

So begins a series of articles that will appear both here and on Luxist.com chronicling the many lessons I learned, and splendors I witnessed as a guest of luxury German watch poster child, A. Lange Sohne. To help all of you, I am going to first assist you with the pronunciation of the brand name, which I only recently mastered. Phoneti [...]

First unveiled in mid-October 2020, Oris new manufacture Calibre 400 movement signaled a major step forward in the brands movement making capabilities. Boasting a massive 120-hour power reserve, accuracy well within COSC chronometer standards (although Oris does not submit these movements for COSC certification), and a robust 10-year recommended service interval, the Cali [...]

Another retro themed watch from Breitling? Whod have thought it? The brand we love to love, but that itself hates the Internet (just visit their website and youll know what I mean) brings us a new watch with the Breitling Cosmonaute Automatic Chronogr [...]

It requires a perfect storm of cutting-edge design, flawless functionality, and providential timing to create a classic wristwatch. In a relatively short span, the Richard Mille RM 010 Automatic has been accepted as a modern icon instantly identified by its shape and employment of avant- [...]

Jerome Lambert is now the CEO of Montblanc. Do you recognize the name? If not you should. He was the former CEO of Jaeger-LeCoultre. In his ten year run as CEO, he took the wonderful brand (that I am a customer of) from a brand that was only known by those who know, to a front and center superstar. He took the best of the company (the incredible craftsma [...]

This collection is really a great idea from Omega. It was only a matter of time before their Olympic connection went more mainstream. Typically the Olympics theme is only used with limited edition watches that are great, but high in cost and hard to find. Now Omega has decided that the Olympics connection is more mai [...]

Since 1969, the Nissan Z (or Fairlady Z in Japan) has helped to define the Japanese sports car in a world traditionally dominated by European power players. Likewise, Citizen has a long heritage of producing sports watches that offer immense capability, but fly under the radar relative to its Swiss competitors. 2022 sees these two Japanese giants joining forces for the fi [...]

Its interesting to think about how the Breitling I like is, in high probability, different from the Breitling you like. Although the highly complex brand and its 10 collections are, at last, divided into three easy-to-understand chapters - air, land, sea - the modern Breitling still has as many faces, vibes, and messages than few o [...]

Elegant and classic are two words that are seldom?used to describe a Roger Dubuis watch. Instead, try words like brash, bold, and outrageous. Yes, Roger Dubuis is back at it again with a new version of its second generation Excalibur Spider Double Flying Tourbillon watch. The new watch features aesthetic elements meant to e [...]

Now at the end of 2016, Hublot has just announced an interesting update/addition to a collection of watches which represents the brands most important partnership that with Ferrari. Three new models showcase some cosmetic changes to the Big Bang Ferrari case, pushers, and dial, with a design which Hublot [...]

Article and images contributed by Michael Maximilien:In some circles, the French brand Cartier is seen more?as?a fine jewelry producer than as a watchmaker. However, the brand has a long history as a creator of fine timepieces coupled with a unique style which makes it hard to ignoreThe original Cartier Santos was reportedly designed and created by Louis Cartier himself [...]

The monthly giveaway for November 2018 is a pre-owned Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150m courtesy of WatchBox. WatchBox is an e-commerce platform for buying, selling, and trading pre-owned luxury watches that is run by watch enthusiasts and has a goal of convenience and transparency. The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra is, of course, familiar to many, but this is the reference 231 [...]