Category: News
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A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia Thin Welcomes New Honeygold & Platinum Cases
The Saxonia Thin is perhaps the purest expression of A. Lange & Söhne’s formal DNA in a modern package. The small details are everything with this collection, and it’s one that the German brand approaches with a great deal of restraint. Since its introduction in 2011, there have been just nine individual references, each of…
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Seiko Collaborates with Bamford Watch Department for Colorful SBSA315
Seiko has been on a bit of a hot streak with collaborations in recent years, and it all stems from their controversial move in separating dive collections into the 5 Sports and Prospex collections. By moving the SKX references into the entry level Seiko 5 Sports range, they opened the door for a much wider…
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Audemars Piguet Re-Thinks the Chronograph with RD#5 Royal Oak “Jumbo”
Audemars Piguet has spent this year celebrating the 150th anniversary of the brand with some pretty special timepieces honoring the past, while previewing an exciting vision of the future. Nowhere is this more apparent that in the highly anticipated RD#5 revealed this morning, a watch that celebrates the origins of the Royal Oak, while showcasing…
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Nomos Club Sport neomatic Worldtimer Welcomes Night Navigation Series
The Nomos Club Sport neomatic Worldtimer won the hearts of many when it was released earlier this year at Watches & Wonders thanks to its charming design and thoughtful color palette. This was the level of creativity we love seeing from Nomos, and frankly, it was long overdue. This week, the collection is receiving a…
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Brew Delivers a New Analog/Digital Experience with Metric Digital Blend
Brew has a certain retro aesthetic on lockdown, particularly within the expansive Metric collection, and they keep finding new ways to push the envelope further within that established framework. The newest member of the Metric family brings an entirely new digital complication into the mix, paired with analog time keeping. It’s an ana-digi watch but…
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Tudor Reveals First Take on Moonphase with New 1926 Luna
Tudor isn’t known for having an expansive use of complications. Their strength generally lies in their ability to find character in simple instrumentation. It’s why we love their divers so much, but it also applies to their approach to the formal genre. While their tool watches enjoy the lion’s share of attention, at least in…
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Girard-Perregaux Looks to the Future, Introduces Caliber GP4800
Girard-Perregaux has an illustrious past as a movement manufacturer, and this week, the brand is looking to write the next chapter of that journey with the release of the new caliber GP4800. The new caliber will power the coming generations of Girard-Perregaux creations, likely beginning in base form, and building from there. There are a…
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Baltic Aquascaphe Welcomes Second Generation in MkII
Baltic released their first dive watch, the Aquascaphe, back in 2018, and it represented an amalgamation of the brand’s historic inspiration set into a modern framework. It’s skill the brand was born with, and while the Aquascaphe takes perhaps the clearest notes of inspiration from mid century classics, it still expands the original design language…