GPHG 2026 Categories and Nominees: What Does 84 Hours Tell Us?
September 9, 2026
You can tell how interesting an award is not only from its winners, but also from which watches it chooses to compare. In this respect, GPHG 2026 is one of the most noteworthy in recent years.
Geneva Watch Days 2026: 16 Watches Showing the New Direction of the Watch World
September 4, 2026
In the watchmaking world, some fairs are important for their size. Others are important for seeing which ideas emerge simultaneously. Geneva Watch Days falls into the second category. It started in 2020.
MB&F MAD3 Review: Vincent Calabrese's Idea of Time
September 2, 2026
MADEditions has never tried to produce a cheap MB&F. The MAD1's side-facing clock face and crazy rotor, and the MAD2's turntable-like dial, make this quite clear.
Louis Erard Marqueterie de Paille: The Unexpected Luxury of the Straw Dial
September 2, 2026
If you think what makes a watch dial valuable has to be gold, enamel, precious stones, or an exotic material, then Louis Erard Marqueterie de Paille is a bit of a stretch.
Tudor Northflag Review: Ranger II's Descendant Returns via GMT
September 2, 2026
What makes Tudor's new Northflag interesting isn't just that it's set to return in 2026. This model brings back something that's long been missing from the Tudor catalog: Black.
Vacheron Constantin Tribute to the Animal Kingdom Collection: Six Arts Fit into 4 Millimeters of a Dial
August 29, 2026
From a distance, Vacheron Constantin's new Tribute to the Animal Kingdom series might seem simple: six animals, six ornate Métiers d'Art watches. But the collection is truly...
What watches does Ryan Reynolds wear? Rolex, Journey, and more.
August 29, 2026
Ryan Reynolds' watch collection is becoming one of Hollywood's most interesting celebrity watch collections. Over the years, the Deadpool star has worn watches from brands such as Piaget, Omega, Rolex, and Panerai on his wrist.
Longines Master Chrono Monopusher Review: The Return of the Single-Button Chronograph
August 25, 2026
We've become so accustomed to seeing two buttons on the right side of a modern chronograph that removing one of them seems like a design decision at first glance. Longines Master