This week on Wrist Game or Crying Shame, we bring in the Corum Bubble Shark Diver. This is one weird watch. But firstLast week, I brought in some serious style with the Girard-Perregaux Sea Hawk 7100.

TAG Heuer rounds off its 160th anniversary with a new lineup of Carrera Chronograph Calibre 02 models. We break down the news and give our thoughts.160 years as a company is certainly something to hon

An evening in Amsterdam with the Piaget Polo SAlthough the Piaget Polo S was already introduced in July, the Piaget team visited Amsterdam to introduce it to the (watch) press of The Netherlands, Belg

The advent of GPS has sadly rendered chronometers obsolete for navigational use. However, the beauty of Breguet retains relevance today. This is perfectly demonstrated with the latest member of the Ma

Heres something you dont see every day I was recently lucky enough to have some lens time with this rare beauty: a pre-Vendome Officine Panerai Mare Nostrum chronograph. Only 500 were made. I recall h

We value your opinion, dear readers, and you should let us know what the finals are going to look like. In this round of the Summer Splash, its the Doxa Sub300 Carbon versus the Omega Seamaster Diver

This is the second installment of our Your Speedmaster Story series with three new readers stories. A few weeks ago, we asked you to share your Speedmaster story?with us, and with the Speedmaster comm

I love my gold Omega Speedmaster, but it took me quite some time to warm up to the idea of having a sports or tool watch in gold. The Omega Speedmaster was initially meant as a tool watch, for sportsp

Welcome to the third and final Wild Card round. Yes, this competition has spiraled into something much WILDER than we could ever have imagined, but weve got to roll with the punches and listen to the

I talked about the black Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph in the previous installment of The Best Boring But Brilliant Watches In The World, but now it's time for something completely different.

During the Geneva Watch Days, we sat down with Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of Bvlgari. We spoke to him about the event, but also about the new Bvlgari watches introduced.Bvlgari introduced us to the ne

Some brands dont like it when you talk about the price first, but it is the first thing people ask about when they see a watch. Before we go into that, lets have a closer look at this Chopard L.U.C Al

It could be argued that since Baselworld 2017, the most highly anticipated new watch releases are actually a trio of very old watches. If you've been living under a proverbial rock I'll help to bring

You have to draw the line somewhere. And I draw the line at cheese. Anything beyond cheese is a step too far for me. I'm talking cheese as a building material for watches of course, not cheese as food

If youve read my recent article, you may well have noticed me banging on about dial textures and why theyre so important. The dial is probably the first thing we see when looking at a watch for the fi

Golf and watches go together very well. Although there are only very few golf players who actually wear a watch during the game itself, the association is clear. Precision, prestige and enjoying the f

I have always been drawn to double brand names on a dial. Baume Mercier, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek Philippe and so on. Not because of the importance of a brand or about recognition, but I just like a l

Before Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher switched to Audemars Piguet, he was Omega ambassador since 1995. Omega honored him with many pieces, starting in 1996 with a Speedmaster Reduced model. These

Here we have the second of three Summer Splash Wild Card rounds for your voting pleasure. Its been a blast combing through your selections. You will notice that I lifted every single suggestion I coul

Welcome to This Week in Watches for September 12, 2020 the olio edition. Olio is one of those crossword answers that refers to a collection of things. Boy, do we have a mix today!Before we dive into t