
Watch Alert: Grand Seiko SBGW291 “Kuuki” & SBGW293 “Tsuji”
It has been an interesting year for Grand Seiko fans since the brand is both celebrating the 55th anniversary of its iconic 44GS case design,...
It has been an interesting year for Grand Seiko fans since the brand is both celebrating the 55th anniversary of its iconic 44GS case design,...
Christopher Ward released the C63 Sealander range in May 2021 (it was covered quite brilliantly here on the Scottish Watches website). The Sealander range was...
Zenith is on an incredible trajectory at the moment, their sales are through the roof, many of their models fetch a nice premium in the...
Ming is an independent watch brand based out of Kuala Lumpur and was founded by Ming Thein. He also functions as the chief designer. His...
Japanese GMT movements are like buses. You wait ages for one and then two to turn up at once. Bulova has launched a new GMT...
Founded in 2016 in England, Isotope watches is an independent brand combining original designs with a rather “different” approach. Their offerings are polarizing for sure,...
Some brands are content to use meteorite dials on their watches with the bare minimum finish required to make them fit and allow these celestial...
The SBGY009 is the latest piece from Grand Seiko to take the form of their iconic “Grand Seiko Style”, first presented in the 1967 44GS....
Extreme E was the brainchild of Alejandro Agag and is an international racing series which races electric desert racers in various locations to highlight the...
Formex is a brand that is massively underappreciated. I blame it all on their old logo – but since that is fixed now – there...
When you think Richard Mille, outrageous tourneau shaped ultra-light sports watches come to mind. You respect the brand for what it has accomplished it is...
When Tudor first teased this release, it tied the watch to the British North Greenland Expedition (BNGE) that first started way back in 1952. The...
The SuperOcean was my favorite line from Breitling so I am biased, but more about that in the conclusion. The SuperOcean has traditionally been a...
2022 is shaping up to be a brilliant year for British watchmaking. We have already had great releases from Fears and Garrick, but the Kudoke...
When Grand Seiko first announced the SLGH003, it sounded like an almost perfect Grand Seiko watch with a slimmer profile together with a thoroughly new...
It’s your birthday so how do you celebrate? A glass of wine, maybe a trip to a beach or perhaps you buy yourself something special...
You would have thought that a brand like Glashütte Original (GO) with roots stemming from 1843 would have done it all, but apparently not because...
When Oris released their in-house automatic movement calibre “400” just two years ago, it caused quite some excitement in the mid-price watch sector. It came...
Collaborations in the watch industry is extremely commonplace but they don’t always feel organic. However, if there is one that fits like a glove, it...
Seiko has just released a flurry of new watches, but none stand out as much as the new Seiko 5 series, for all the right...
Grand Seiko’s latest watch continues its celebration of the 55th anniversary of the Grand Seiko Style, the design philosophy that was first established with the...
Zenith may be best known for its El Primero automatic chronograph movement first launched in 1969, but any brand that can come up with a...
Glashütte Original (GO) is an often overlooked brand because its sits in in a sort of no man’s land in terms of both pricing and...
The Tourbillon 1 and the Supersede could be considered the equivalent to the Seamaster and Speedmaster for Horage, getting the majority of the attention dedicated...
Hölstein is a municipality in the Basel-Country in Switzerland. It is famous for its cows. The black and white Hölstein. If you’re not a dairy...