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The Biggest Trends That Emerged From Watches And Wonders And Geneva 2025
Before Watches and Wonders Geneva 2025, there was already a lot of speculation on what the big trends were
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The Big Trend Of Small(er) Watches
The trend of small-sized watches isn’t new. In fact, between the 1920s and the 1980s, most watches either measured
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Dreamin’ Of California Dials
Since its inception, the dial or face of a timepiece has held a prominent place in the art of
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The Year In Watches: A Forecast Of The 2025 Trends In Horology
As soon as Watches and Wonders opens on April 1, 2025, all eyes will be on what Rolex will
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The Kaleidoscopic World Of Movement Finishing And Decoration
To bask in the true glory of a mechanical wristwatch, just flip it around. More than often, you are
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Baring All For The Sake Of Efficiency: Evolution Of The Skeleton Watch
It’s official: open-worked dials are not a ‘trend’, rather a genre. Almost every brand has a version of a
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A Spectacle Of Time On A TV: Top Hautlence Watches That Redefine Style With a Retro Twist
Swiss watchmaker Hautlence have embraced an experimental mindset with their outlandish timepieces since 2004. Rather than sticking to the
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Case In Point: A Guide To The Evolution Of Cushion-Shaped Cases
When one imagines a timepiece, a round case, with or without a bezel, surrounding a dial with Roman or
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Why The Phenomenon Of 'Double Wristing' Is Here To Stay
“How many Jacobs?” American rapper Drake can be seen quizzing the fangirl taking his video in one of his
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Time, Speed, Legacy: TAG Heuer's Racing Story Returns To F1
TAG Heuer are coming home to Formula One. After more than a decade of Rolex’s crown adorning the world’s
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Presenting The Pantone 2025 Colour 'Mocha Mousse' Toned Watches
Taking the baton from the Pantone 2024 Colour of the year—the soft orangish pink Peach Fuzz, meant “to foster
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IWC Portuguese: Bold And Bad-Ass From The Start
Don’t get me wrong. I’m not a violent guy. And the last thing I would ever want is a
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A Brief History Of The Chronograph
Why do we love chronographs? Firstly, there is the romantic association chronographs have with adventure. From the Breitling Navitimer
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Diligent Time Spinners: The Role Of Watch Winders In The World Of Horology
In 2016, watch connoisseurs and collectors did a double take in movie halls while watching a scene in that
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A Diwali Hamper: Watches That Represent These Festive Times
The Shimmering Night Sky And The New Moon One thing that’s a given on Diwali is that it’s always
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Temple Of Speed: 'Revolution' Magazine's Permanent Speedmaster Collection
Many years ago when I was 12, as memory serves, I decided it was time to put aside childish
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Omega And The Olympics: Writing History Together
And I am pleased to announce that we have clearly exited what has been called the ‘hype era’. This
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The Slow Burn: My Love Affair with Grand Seiko
As a story of the underdog defeating the entrenched industry giant, it is not without precedent. The Ford GT
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Urwerk: The Evolution
For all its upheavals, 2020 will also be known as the year that independent watchmaking came roaring back to
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The Story Of Jacob Arabo
I’ve seen a lot of watches in my life. So, it’s rare for me to have a genuine moment
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Zenith Chronomaster Sport—Activate Lightning Mode
When you look at the 41mm steel Zenith Chronomaster Sport you realise you’re looking at a greatest hits list
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Ulysse Nardin Freak One: The Rise Of The Freaks
It is an irrefutable fact that the world we live in today, the very landscapes of art, music, cinema,
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What Are In-House Movements And Should You Care? An Expert Guide
The term ‘in-house movement’ gets tossed around like a badge of honour in watch circles, but does it really
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The Complete History Of Laurent Ferrier
When discussing Laurent Ferrier, I am brought to mind of Marcel Proust for a vividly evocative reason. According to