Rolex has opted for subtle over sensational this year, with a new GMT-Master II in muted tones, a fresh take on the 1908 and a Daytona with an exquisite new dial that will make it one of the...

TAG Heuer—formerly Heuer—is renowned for its racing chronographs, especially long-standing classics like the Carrera and Monaco. Naturally, several variations of these models make our TAG He...

Here’s ten top luxury watch brands, and ten watches that I think are the absolute best they offer. Some of the choices might not be what you expect, especially the last one....

Amongst all the speculation about Rolex releases at Watches and Wonders, there can’t have been many people who predicted a platinum Daytona with an open caseback and a new movement. Rolex ha...

Like a distant cousin that emigrated to Australia years ago, only to pop up at the occasional wedding or funeral, the Cellini collection is something of an unknown quantity within the Rolex ...

Do you reflect on some of your early watch purchases with the same level of embarrassment as seeing your old school photos? You know, the ones where you’ve got a gappy smile and hair that lo...

When Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf enlisted Mercedes Gleitze to wear a Rolex after she became the first British woman to swim the English Channel in 1927, it was an industry game-changer. Gle...

The whereabouts of the most famous watch in the world and the one that could easily fetch the highest ever price at auction are unknown. The Omega Speedmaster worn by......

Any Rolex watch, from the relatively no-frills Datejust to the sporty Daytona, is a status symbol. But there’s one model in the brand’s catalogue that stands apart as a true signifier of wea...

There’s something indisputably cool about GMT watches and their ability to track the time in two, sometimes three, different zones. Little wonder they’re a favourite among international jet-...

Rolex’s rapid rise from a fledgling London watch importer to leading Swiss brand status within a few decades would be impressive if it was achieved today. But in a world without the internet...

In 2018, H. Moser & Cie unveiled a one-off watch that couldn’t have looked more different from its usual minimalist creations. It was agony on the eyes, something Picasso might have conjured...