When I think of Panerai, I think of the brute of watchmaking, the Incredible Hulk to Patek Philippe’s Bruce Banner. Big, thick and virtually indestructible, a Panerai takes the “smash first,...

Now that Watches & Wonders has come to a close for yet another year, let’s take a look back at some of the best and most exciting releases from the past week in what has been a masterclass i...

Watchfinder will be making its first appearance at Watches and Wonders thanks to a partnership with Panerai one of the industry’s most iconic brands. Best known for its cushion-shaped watche...

It can only be a matter of time—if it hasn’t already happened—before the title ‘watch consultant’ begins to appear regularly on the closing credits of TV shows and movies. Stylists, wardrobe...

This year sees half a century since Audemars Piguet released its Royal Oak model, an industry game-changer that introduced the idea of a luxury steel sports watch. And you wouldn’t bet again...

Like a puffer fish or the elasticated waistband of a yo-yo dieter, watch case sizes are forever expanding and contracting. A century ago, men wore watches that would today be considered femi...

Created for the jetsetters among us, GMT watches have become a staple for anyone requiring access to two time zones at one given time. Despite the standard time being readily available nowad...

Placed side by side, the similarities between these two retro-looking dive watches from Longines and Omega are blatantly obvious. Both the Longines Skin Diver and Omega Seamaster 300 are re-...

Picture the scene: you’ve got £10-15,000 to spend—lucky you—you’re looking to buy a watch and you’ve got a soft spot for chronographs. The default choice, requiring another good dollop of lu...

If a watch brand hasn’t approached Greta Thunberg to be its ambassador yet, it’s surely only a matter of time. ‘Sustainability’ was the buzz-word in industry circles last year, with several ...

Any one of these five timepieces—from the sporty Royal Oak in rose gold to the pilot-friendly Breitling Chronomat— would be a worthy cornerstone of a collection. They’re some of the most des...

If you had told any watch aficionado a couple of decades ago that there would soon be such a thing as a carbon fibre skeletonized tourbillon watch that could withstand a battering on the ten...