I turned 40 this year and decided to finally pursue my long time wish to play golf. I have played field hockey as a kid and teenager so have some sense for ball sports. During my study and first jobs,
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Weve been covering the Omega Speedmaster on a weekly basis now for many years and in the comments section of these articles, countless questions have been asked about the watch. We have selected some
Can you believe it? I know I didn't at first, but there you have it. The green Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute really does go with anything. And I literally mean with anything. Do You know why? Becau
As a bit of a follow-up to an article I published at the start of the year, lets look at some of the vintage watches Ive added this year. For good or for bad, this isnt a complete picture. However, it
Last week, I selected my Top-5 Oris Aquis Limited Edition divers watches made for the Change for the Better campaign. For the new Aquis Hangang Limited Edition, Oris partners up with Seoul KFEM to sup
We told you this would be fun. After four weeks of voting, you, the Fratelli, have selected the winning Instagram images that have made it through to this, the second semi-final. One more hurdle await
A significant part of the Fratelli enjoys blue-water-view holidays at this moment, and even your trusted supplier of This Week in Watches, Michael Stockton, was out of office. So for this week, Ill tr
Today, I noticed an Omega LED wrist watch on someones wrist in an interior store. Now, if I would be in a watch shop or perhaps in a bar or something, I probably asked him more about this watch. Is he
You like the idea of it, its shape, and the overall aesthetic. Youve done a little bit of research, and decided that you want a Royal Oak or even a Nautilus but that goes without saying. Both Audemars
We are very happy to have the CEO of Officine Panerai on our podcast, Mr. Jean-Marc Pontrou . We talk to him about the current status of the watch industry, how the brand is navigating these difficult
Welcome back to This Week In Watches for August 8, 2020 the Retro Edition. Ive been on vacation for a couple weeks, but Im back and ready to share the news.Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe Sedna Go
A lot of times, Vacheron Constantins Overseas watches are mentioned in the same sentence as Audemars Piguets Royal Oak, Patek Philippes Nautilus and the IWC Ingenieur SL watches. It was actually belie
Welcome back to another installment of How Watches Work. Today, well be discussing automatic watches. Well take a look at not only what they are, but also how they came to be, how they work, and what
Its been a long time, but travel is slowly starting to open up again. After not stepping on an airplane for 18 months, I have found myself arranging four trips to three different countries in a relati
For this week in Pre-Owned Picks, I am selecting watches from the Twentieth Century that have seen a revival in the Twenty-First. I do not mean watches that have iteratively had improvements throughou
Omega Gen¡§ ve Dynamic watches from the '70s are fun, exciting and still very much under the radar.Mind you; it's not an easy task to search for Omega Dynamics on the web. The brand released various mo
I really thought that I had seen all kind of possible threads and topics on watchforums, until I crossed this post at TimeZone by beauSF.The whole thread is about watch store girls and which store has
Want a watch wallpaper for your desktop? Jocke created www.watchwallpapers.com where you can download several very high quality photographs of watches for free. Certina, Seiko, , Omega, Dreadnought et
Edward Heliosz made quite a list on watches that appeared in movies Definately worth checking out.
Ah, the tachymeter. Youve definitely seen them around, and you may even own a watch with one on it. Its the seemingly ubiquitous scale that has graced some of the most famous chronographs in history.