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Tudor just dropped a colorful new version of their 37mm dive watch: the Black Bay 54 ‘Lagoon Blue’. Mechanically, nothing’s changed here—it’s still powered by the MT5400 movement with 200 meters of water resistance—but the new dial, bezel, and bracelet...
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The most understated watches often have the longest lasting appeal. To me, there are few better examples of this than the Rolex Oyster Perpetual line–no date, no complications—just the simplest form of a Rolex sports watch packaged into a sleek,...
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Pablo Picasso needs no introduction. What might surprise you is that the legendary artist was also a serious watch aficionado. Only five of Picasso’s watches are known today—and most are lost. But even in this small sample, we see consistent...
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Since its release in 2023, the Rolex Yacht-Master 42 in RLX Titanium has stood out to me as the most appealing modern Rolex. But until yesterday, I’d never actually worn one. If you’ve ever purchased a watch sight unseen, you...
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If you’re familiar with the Rolex King Midas, you know just how strange and historically significant this watch really is. But for those unfamiliar: this is not your typical Rolex. The King Midas ref. 9630 was a completely left-field experiment...
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Summer’s around the corner, or depending on who you ask, it’s already started. If you’re the kind of person who rotates your watches with the seasons, this is a great time to make a move. Today, we’ve selected a daily...
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If you’ve ever shopped for a replacement watch strap and come across the phrase “curved-end,” you might’ve wondered what that meant. Same goes for “straight-end,” which sounds… well, kind of like the opposite. The truth is, both styles have their...
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