Watch Advice

Need a rugged, reliable watch to get you through your next hike? Seiko might have the solution, with four new models in the 5 Sport Field Series.

There’s a reason why Seiko is often considered the king of affordability. For over a century, the Japanese powerhouse has provided some of the best watchmaking across a wide array of price points, combining practical mechanic...

Cartier’s popularity is ever-growing, and the Maison has just opened its latest boutique in Sydney’s upmarket Chatswood Chase shopping centre.

Cartier has unveiled its newest boutique in Australia, opening at Chatswood Chase on Sydney’s North Shore. The launch marks another step in the Maison’s continued local expansion, joining its existing Sydney presence with its fl...

Rado, known as the master of materials, celebrates High-Tech Ceramic’s 40th Anniversary in Sydney, with an elegant evening and the Australian debut of the latest Captain Cook

This year, Rado is celebrating 40 years of its High-Tech Ceramic. However, the story didn’t exactly start there for Rado. If we wind our watches back to the ’60s – 1962 in fact, Rado released the ...

The Italian brand Panerai ventures into the extreme once more, unveiling a titanic 47mm, 500m water resistant Submersible in titanium DMLS.

Panerai these days is more commonly associated with the luxury world. At first glance through their catalogue, how could they not be? From fine craftsmanship to emblematic silhouettes and relatively opulent price points, the Italo-...

With all the talk around the new Longines HydroConquest models, we thought it best to see for ourselves what the fuss was about. What We Loved The classic dive watch look The sliding micro-adjustment on the clasp Solid build quality What We Didn’t The longer lugs make it wear a little larger than the specs suggest The Bezel action could be a lit...