Most metal strap or bracelets are made using stainless steel but watches with precious metal cases may use a corresponding metal to match accordingly. There are several classic metal bracelet types. These include the oyster,...

  Make a stand: Danish brand REC WATCH proudly introduce the most extreme collection yet, The Limited Edition 901 RWB – produced and designed in collaboration with legendary Japanese car tuner Akira Nakai, founder of Porsche tuning company RAUH-Welt...

A horologic celebration of the most recognizable liveries in motorsport history The Fastback GT Truffelhunter commemorates the outlandish livery of the 917/20. A Stuttgart born one-off prototype developed to race as an aerodynamics test car...

Alexander Shorokhoff shares a journey of time and artistry with his latest timepiece collection It’s not often you get to meet the founder and creator of one of the world’s most unique watch brands but...

Upgrade your beach attire.  Calling all beach-goers everywhere, 7F is releasing the SevenFriday P3C/03 BEACH CLUB. The translucent aqua blue of its animation ring is made of acetate normally reserved for SevenFriday Sunnies and mirrors...

  Alexander Shorokhoff Winter The blistering cold of the winters from Alexander Shorokhov’s homeland is the key inspiration behind his ‘Winter’ watch. Created as an allegory to the consequences of the climate change and to...

In 1926, Rolex introduced the Oyster. Thus, the first ‘waterproof’ watch was born. The word ‘waterproof’ for watches was subsequently changed to ‘water resistant’ as nothing in the world is truly absolute. In any case,...

What makes a good watch? That’s a question that is often asked and actually a rather difficult one to answer in a straightforward manner. One may think that the brand alone is sufficient when considering...

The great watchmaking nations of Switzerland, Germany, Japan, Russia and China, all have their own respective well-known movement manufacturers. Watch brands that make watch movements exclusively for use for their watches are called manufactures. These...