Category: News
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Omega Turns to 38mm Speedmaster In Nod to Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Games
We are just 100 days away from the 2026 Winter Olympic games being held in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy. The games, known as Milano Cotrina 2026, will commence on February 6th, and as usual, Omega will take their place as the official timekeeper of the games, a role they’ve held since 1932. As usual,…
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Sinn U50 B Welcomes Matte Blue Dial
Sinn’s best all around modern diver is getting an update this week in the U50 B, which welcomes a matte blue dial. The U50 has experienced a steady evolution since its introduction in 2020, often in unexpected ways, but the U50 B feels a natural extension of the core design. Thankfully, the rest of the…
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Baltic Scalegraph Does the Transat Café L’Or
In May of 2025, Baltic introduced a new racing inspired chronograph called the Scalegraph to mark their continued involvement with Tour Auto as official timekeeper. The watch featured a new design language from the French brand, as well as a surprisingly competent depth rating of 100 meters. It seems they had bigger plans for the…
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Breguet Celebrates 250 Years in Style with Pair of New Classique References
Breguet continues to celebrate their 250th anniversary this year with the release of two special Classique references that pay tribute to the brand’s origins, while also proving a showcase of their modern watchmaking chops. The watches are the Classique 7225 and 7235, and together, they offer an intimate look at what made Breguet a standout…
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Oris Aquis Pro Welcomes New 1000M Diver in DLC Black Titanium
Oris is fleshing out their Aquis Pro collection this week with a second variation that dials things back from the 4000M diver released back in 2023. The new watch is the Aquis Pro 1000M, and while it keeps the same muscular 49.5mm frame, it also represents a more approachable take on the formula in a…
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Timex Atelier Collection Marks Ambitious New Direction
When I think of Timex my mind immediately goes to great digital sport watches, retro Q designs, and a rich history upon which those designs are based. As fond as I am of the brand, I’ve never really viewed them as a great purveyor of premium products. That all began to shift with the introduction…
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Tudor Shows Off Unique Black Bay Chronograph ‘Carbon 25’ for VCARB F1 Team
This weekend marks round 19 of the 2025 Formula season taking place in Austin, Texas at the wonderful Circuit of the Americas. While the Constructor Championship is already in the bag for McLaren, the Driver’s Championship is still very much up for grabs. This weekend, the cars themselves are bringing a bit of drama to…
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Urwerk Visits Uncharted Territory with New UR-10 SpaceMeter
Never one to get too comfortable in their own lane, Urwerk has revealed something entirely new this week that eschews their well established DNA. The watch is the UR-10 SpaceMeter, and it’s the first watch from the brand to feature a traditional set of hands tracking the time. Built within a relatively familiar framework, the…