With Watches & Wonders fast approaching, anticipation is building for this year's haul of watches. So, we put our heads together to have a think what top watchmaker Rolex might be planning for...

Back in September 2018 any watch-obsessed Instagrammers scrolling through their morning feed might have choked on their croissant at one of the images that popped up.

Not every great watch gets its moment in the spotlight. Trends, tastes, topics all shape what we as a buying audience love and loathe, and when that spotlight does shine on a watch, it can shine...

We’ve all seen the meteoric rise of a trio of watches that share one thing in common: fifty-odd years ago, when they first came out, they were critically lambasted. So why on Earth are they impossible...

Many of the top Swiss watchmakers have a few accolades to their name, from Omega putting the first watch on the moon to the Zenith that was worn during the highest free-fall jump ever—that’s...

Two-tone as a musical genre was a blend of punk and Jamaican ska that emerged in the UK in the late seventies and was pioneered by a host of multiracial bands that included The Specials and Madness...

Created for the jetsetters among us, GMT watches have become a staple for anyone requiring access to two time zones at one given time. Despite the standard time being readily available nowadays...

Seeing a Greubel Forsey watch for the very first time can be an intimidating and slightly bewildering experience, a bit like an ancient explorer stumbling across a previously unencountered large...

In an era of smart technology where your car can drive itself and the TV tells you what to watch, a basic wristwatch can seem a little … stupid. They can tell the time where you are or somewhere...

Longines is one of the more underrated watch brands around but—if you ask us— it’s one just as deserving of attention as the likes of Rolex and Omega. The Swiss watchmaker has been around since...

Placed side by side, the similarities between these two retro-looking dive watches from Longines and Omega are blatantly obvious. Both the Longines Skin Diver and Omega Seamaster 300 are re-issues...

Picture the scene: you’ve got £10-15,000 to spend—lucky you—you’re looking to buy a watch and you’ve got a soft spot for chronographs. The default choice, requiring another good dollop of luck...