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How deep is the average dive watch rated for? Most dive watches available on the market today are rated to go between 100 to 300 meters deep. That is much deeper than most of us would ever go since the...
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Watches and Wonders Geneva might be over, but Tudor’s pop-up boutique remains up and running. Located at Place de Longemalle in downtown Geneva, this cozy retail space is open to the public through the end of April. It’s open Monday...
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Have you ever wondered how a watch bezel is made? Not only what the insert is made of but how it spins around, clicks or no clicks? Well, although I am not an engineer, I have become quite obsessed with...
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This month, we met with Louis Moinet at Watches and Wonders Geneva. Their novelties, while impressive on their own, become outstanding when you consider the brand’s history. Before discussing Louis Moinet’s 2023 releases, let’s briefly cover their background. Background Most...
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As a watch collector, you may have heard of the Dirty Dozen. No, this doesn’t relate to some crime drama but instead to a family of military watches that were commissioned by the British Ministry of Defense in 1945. A...
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This year at Watches and Wonders, Tudor released the Black Bay 54. This 37mm dive watch adopts the same vintage-inspired design philosophy as its larger sibling: the Black Bay 58. That said, the 54 occupies its own space. Aside from its...
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Oris did Watches and Wonders right. Their space was beautifully decorated, their releases were mechanically and aesthetically diverse, and (perhaps most importantly) they had the best coffee of any brand we met with. Unlike many Swiss watchmakers, Oris is independent....
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