Although James Bond now wears an Omega in every film, it wasn’t until 1995 that he first wore one of the brand’s watches. Before this, he pledged allegiance to no single watchmaker, wearing ...

While the industry continues to debate the hits and misses of this year’s Watches and Wonders, we’ve put together 12 of our favourite timepieces launched at the event. Which of these made yo...

While £1,000 won’t get you the best watch—not by a long shot—it can still get you a good watch, and even a great one. Choose carefully, do the research, and you’ll find something worth hangi...

It's only a matter of time before the title “Watch consultant” regularly appears in the closing credits of TV series, with wardrobe assistants and prop masters becoming increasingly aware th...

The White Lotus is a black-comedy drama that explores the lives and antics of a handful of guests staying at an international chain of luxurious hotels of the same name. In series one, our h...

Since the 17th century Switzerland has been a horological power-house, with almost every leading contemporary luxury watch brand establishing itself in the country between then and the early...

Considering it’s a direct neighbour to the mighty watchmaking giant that is Switzerland, it makes sense that France has a burgeoning watch industry of its own. In fact, the nation’s watchmak...

Rolex and TAG Heuer have given us some of the world’s most legendary watches, from the Submariner to the Carrera. These two Swiss titans were once considered equals with much in common, but ...

With so many choices on offer, finding your all-important first luxury watch is no easy task. That’s why we’ve picked out a dozen of our favourite entry-level timepieces that are ideal for...

From the Rolex “Rainbow” Daytona to the Bulgari Serpenti, gem-set watches combine functional craft with exquisite artistry to create some of the industry’s most alluring timepieces. Our esse...

Now, the criteria for what makes a perfect watch collection varies from person to person. You could keep it simple and follow the guidelines set out by John Mayer— “is it shiny and does it ...

Why do we love chronographs so much? Maybe it's the function. Being able to conveniently measure elapsed time at the click of a pusher. Maybe it has something to do with how they look, with ...