Watch Advice

Longines have created a new spin on a heritage design, but have they done enough to give the unique watch a modern kick? Let’s find out! What We Love: A modern but non-generic colour & finish Universal, easy-wearing dimensions Unique heritage-inspired complication What We Don’t: Questionable lume Movement finishing somewhat lacking How new ca...

Bremont’s Terra Nova HRR Chronograph brings rowing-inspired functionality, crisp regatta colours and sporting chronograph performance into one limited-edition release.

Bremont’s Terra Nova collection may have been born from field-watch inspiration; however, this latest HRR Chronograph takes the platform from land to river as it pays tribute to the Henl...

Greubel Forsey is already known for exceptional watchmaking, and now, the brand has just one-upped itself with a new finishing standard in a new watch!

Greubel Forsey has never been a brand that releases new watches simply for the sake of it. Every new model tends to have a purpose, whether it’s introducing a new invention, refining an existing one or showcasing anothe...

H. Moser & Cie. delve further into their mastery of watchmaking, presenting a new version of their Endeavour Minute Repeater Tourbillon Skeleton in Cosmic Rain.

For those who know me, you’ll know that one of my favourite brands of all time is H. Moser & Cie. Although they’ve become much better known in the public eye of late, they’ve taken their fame in stride ...

Frédérique Constant’s Classics Runabout Automatic GMT combines vintage Riva boat inspiration with a practical second-time-zone functionality into one elegant limited-edition release!

Frédérique Constant’s Runabout collection has always carried the romance of classic wooden boats, and now the brand has updated the line with a genuinely useful complication that ...