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In episode 100 of the podcast Wesley Smith of Standard H returns to chat about all manner of life, watch, and automotive culture. Wesley also shares his experience of attending Watches & Wonders in Geneva for the first time, and…
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Baltic Does Dashboard Timing for Tour Auto 2026
Baltic is returning to Tour Auto to sponsor the 2026 event featuring five legs across six days beginning at the Grand Palais of Paris and ending at the coast in Biarritz. This will be the French brand’s fourth year of…
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Zenith Chronomaster Revival A384 Goes Tropical
The Chronomaster Revival series has been a perennial favorite since its debut in 2019 to celebrate 50 years of the El Primero. The collection has been fleshed out with some of the brand’s greatest hits seen throughout the 1970s, (with…
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Retro Review: Seamaster 120M Plongeur de Luxe ‘Jacques Mayol’
In 1980, Omega released the Seamaster 120, a refined take on the collection that was meant to accomplish two things: bring an air of luxury to the Seamaster; and formally reconnect the name with actual diving. Those two goals may…
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Farer Pilot’s Watch Collection Gets Titanium Makeover
Farer has redesigned their Pilot watch with a new Series II collection featuring four references that make use of an earthy color palette and titanium cases. The watches build on Farer’s playful design language while echoing classic pilot watch architecture…
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Rolex Celebrates 100 Years of the Oyster Case
The oyster case turns 100 this year, and Rolex found a subtle way to acknowledge the milestone at Watches & Wonders with the release of a yellow Rolesor Oyster Perpetual. The watch is, for all intents and purposes, a modern…
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Ressence Debuts Type 11 Featuring New Movement
Ressence is introducing a new Type 11 this year featuring for the first time, a movement developed and designed by Ressence. It’s called the Werk RW-01, and it integrates the brand’s ROCS (Ressence Orbital Convex System) directly into the architecture…
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Introducing: Manually Winding Richard Mille 55-01
Richard Mille is taking a reductive approach to a new collection of hand wound references that bring back the classic RM 55. That means no gem settings, no crazy complications, and no wild color schemes. Rather, all the drama is…