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For the past year or so, GMT watches have become very popular. Micro and independent brands, as well as established Swiss brands, have been releasing GMTs, perhaps due to the fact that it is ok to travel again. A year...
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After some time in the sun, you may notice that your watch’s hands and/or hour indices are glowing, particularly when you enter a darker room. This is made possible by photoluminescent materials (lume) like Super-LumiNova. Lume is a great feature...
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The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona received a highly anticipated upgrade this year to celebrate the collection’s 60th anniversary, complete with a new generation of watches and a brand-new movement. It’s been a few months since the beloved chronograph stole the show...
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If you are like me and you have an obsession with dive watches, you probably got into skin divers. The latter became popular in the 1960s/80s due to being smaller and easier to wear than the professional divers, you know,...
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For a long time, Omega has been associated with professional tool watches. During the 1940s and 1950s, the brand released its first family of professional watches which included the Railmaster, the Seamaster, and the Speedmaster. (Did you know: the Speedmaster...
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A few days ago I was driving down to the Southwest of France and saw a sign indicating I was about to pass the city of Le Mans. It got me thinking about the newest version of the Daytona Rolex...
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The NOMOS Glashütte Club Sport Neomatik is a departure from the usual Bauhaus design elements peppered throughout the rest of the company’s catalog. Instead of vibrant pops of color and matte dials, the Neomatik opts for classic dial colors –...
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