Our staff at aBlogtoWatch are happy to announce Andrew Z. of Clifton Park, USA as the winner of our Davosa Argonautic 39 watch giveaway. With its brig ...

I?m old enough to remember when Casio released the Baby-G in 1994. It was the watch to wear at the time, as Y2K fashion took the world by storm with i ...

Gem-set Daytona watches have been popular within certain watch-collecting circles ever since Rolex started making them. However, conversations about t ...

A watch I was curious to discover hands-on at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2024 is the Tudor Black Bay Chrono Pink, which was introduced just a week or so ...

I have a special spot in my heart for Rado. It’s the only watch brand I’ve ever heard my mother talk about. She was a big fan of the bla ...

Imagine driving your mint-green Ford Mustang convertible from the ’60s along the Californian coast during the golden hour. You’re wearin ...

Another Friday, another Top 5! After a little break last week, we are back with our articles highlighting outstanding pre-owned watches. One of the mo ...

The big news from Patek Philippe at this year?s Watches and Wonders came in “denim.” The pale blue dials and denim-look straps certainly d ...

Welcome back to Fratello On Air! This week, we’re coming back late due to our busy schedules. We’ve decided to cut this recording in hal ...

Let me make something crystal clear: I?m not a watch fundamentalist. I don?t live by the strict rule that you can only wear an X-type watch when you a ...

Yesterday, Zach Weiss, Kat Shoulders, and Zach Kazan told you about their favorite watches from Watches & Wonders week. Today, our contributors hav ...

eBay Finds is back! This bi-monthly installment will feature a selection of watches currently listed on eBay that have caught the eye of editor Chr ...

The post The Valjoux 92 Returns in the Depancel x Worn & Wound Collaboration appeared first on Worn & Wound. ...

To say that Louis Erard has been on a roll would be a massive understatement. Watches like the Petite Seconde Guilloche and the Main II showcase a ...

Hublot is once again embracing the joie de vivre of summer with limited edition timepieces inspired by the island of Grand Cayman. The post Hublot Unv ...

A. Lange & Söhne has just met a significant brand milestone with the opening of its first U.S. A. Lange & Söhne Salon in San Francisco. The post A. ...

This June, the maritime world will once again set its sights on the Richard Mille Cup, which returns for its second edition. The post The Richard Mill ...

With the Kodo Constant-force Tourbillon, Grand Seiko demonstrated its outstanding technical expertise at Watches and Wonders 2022. With a charming und ...

The trend towards smaller and slimmer cases continues unabated in watchmaking, even in the realms of diver’s watches. The downsizing of this wa ...

Patek Philippe’s World Time models have remained a timeless presence for over three-quarters of a century. Intriguingly, the concept and presen ...

The Calpyso line was Maurice Lacroix‘s best-selling luxury sports watch during the 1990s and was powered by a mix of mechanical and quartz movem ...

The launch of the Bulgari Aluminio in 1998 flew in the face of conventional watchmaking with its unusual combination of black rubber and lightweight a ...

Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for an advertiser Organized by the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District in collaboration with the Fon ...

Horological wizarding company MB&F is back with the latest iteration of its automobile-inspired HM8 Mark 2. Initially released last year in green and ...

Having evolved from a rather generic dress watch brand founded in 2004 to a British watchmaking juggernaut focused on tool and sports watches in 2024, ...

Next year will mark 30 years since Cartier released the Must de Cartier Tank Art Deco. Maybe I should feel embarrassed that I don’t recall ever ...

Today, we’ll take a brief look at the Sarpaneva Dragonskin, a watch that owes its existence to a fellow watch journalist. It’s a fascina ...

Seiko has possibly the widest range of entirely in-house-manufactured watches in today?s market. Everything from Spartan Seiko 5 watches to highly com ...

Although I have worked in the watch industry for years, this year marked my first trip to Watches and Wonders. When I was a vintage dealer, I simply h ...

You?ve seen the press pics, and you?ve read the comments. Now it?s time to slip on and try out the double-denim Patek Philippe duo ? the World Time Da ...

Hello, and welcome to an on-location episode of Fratello Talks. Today, Nacho, Daan, and Lex are coming to you from the Watch Valley event in Utrecht, ...

With Watches & Wonders in the books and a few weeks of space from the deluge of new releases, it?s time to look back on the show and figure out wha ...

Louis Erard continues with their aggressive limited edition release strategy this week with a new collaboration that sees the brand partnering with ...

Windup Watch Fair San Francisco is right around the corner and if you?re like us, you?ve only got one thing on your mind: what watches am I going t ...

To say Christopher Ward has come a long way in the last 20 years would be a significant understatement. Their direct-to-consumer model and their ma ...

Introducing the new Cartier Polymorph, the latest edition of the Libre Collection, which embodies the essence of transformation. The post Cartier†...

The Santos watch was conceived by Louis Cartier in 1904 to help aviators tell time when airborne. Since then, this pioneering timekeeper which was one ...

Tudor celebrates its iconic Black Bay watch this year with a new all-gold version. Launched at Watches and Wonders 2024, the Black Bay 58 18k is prese ...

Recently, we’ve discovered the new haute horlogerie creations of Louis Vuitton, which included a trio of artistic models inspired by the univer ...

Louis Erard has developed a close working relationship with contemporary artists, watchmakers, artisans, and designers to position itself as one of th ...

Since cogheads and petrolheads tend to share similar passions, it won?t surprise our readers that one of Max Büsser?s childhood dreams was to become ...

While Grand Seiko is often regarded as the top-tier brand within the Seiko Group, there’s yet another hidden gem that’s not as easily av ...

A watch I was looking forward to seeing hands-on after covering its debut here is the Cartier Privé Tortue Monopoussoir Chronograph. It is an enticin ...

One of the most enduring types of classic watch designs are military timepieces intended for pilots. The golden era for this was the middle of the 20t ...

I would be lying if I didn?t admit to being a big fan of Japanese craftsmanship, especially the emphasis on artfully inspired dials. Orient Star is th ...

Heirloom watches are special, and I have a few, including two pocket watches. But there is one in particular that has given me sleepless nights while ...

Today, in the Fratello Shop, we’re excited to bring you an item with a real story. These are watch rolls, but they’re a little different ...

A few weeks ago, after many months of nagging, I finally received a SpaceOne Jumping Hour for a hands-on review. As someone in constant communication ...

As with the years before, I looked forward to this year’s edition of Watches and Wonders. I looked forward to the buzz, the week-long immersion ...

Each year at Watches & Wonders, we see a handful of novelties that I think can fairly be described as Super Watches. These are the truly audacious ...

Mother?s Day is just over two weeks away, so it?s the perfect time to begin brainstorming thoughtful gift ideas. Any mom ? or caretaker ? anywhere ...