Imagine taking the coolest, cheapest watches in the world and making them even cooler? That’s what the peeps at IFLW have set out to do with some crazy, out-of-this-world modifications. Have...

It’s very easy to get complacent and start to think you know everything there is to know about watchmaking. Well, as Czechian Ondrej Berkus took some time out of his day to demonstrate, I kn...

There are some people on the internet who might get a little overexcited about watches. I won’t name names. I’m not that kind of person. Instead, why don’t we take a look at five watches tha...

If you’ve got oodles of cash and the Rolex you were planning on spending it on just requires too much grovelling, don’t sweat it. Put the kneepads back, ditch the mouthwash and take a look a...

Would you believe me if I told you that one of the most legendary watches in the world, crammed with features and complications, could be bought for less than $20? Well, it can, and it’s thi...

While the shackles were off at Watches and Wonders for its sibling brand Rolex, Tudor has had a slightly more conservative showing. That said, its new “polar” GMT is certain to go down well ...

As Rolex’s entry-level model, the Oyster Perpetual was, until fairly recently, just about the only Rolex you could buy brand-new at an authorised dealer. But then the Rolex hype machine went...

If you like the idea of an Apple Watch because of its modern, simplistic styling, but just can’t bear the thought of going for a full-on smartwatch, there is an answer. Here are five enthusi...

In ‘The Farewell Symphony’ by the Austrian classical composer Haydn, the orchestra’s musicians stop playing their instruments one by one and exit the performance until just two violinists re...

The Aquis line from Oris—the plucky affordable independent brand that only makes mechanical watches—is always one to keep an eye on. Their Upcycle model last year featured... ...

Those of you who’ve been around a bit longer might know that I’m a little bit of a stickler. Small details that don’t work stick in my throat like a fish bone, and sooner or later it’s all g...

Back in 1917, Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers decided that people could be categorised into eight types of personality, which in turn could be combined to see what...