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It may be on the cutting edge of technology now, but Japan has historically been a bit behind when it comes to watchmaking. Take their first chronographs, for example. The first Swiss version was built in the 1820s; the first Japanese was in 1964. Needless to say, it was made by Seiko, which in a […]

Last year we managed to get our hands on one of Grand Seiko’s finest creations in some time, the GS Sport Spring Drive 20th Anniversary Edition. We loved it, and if you want to see exactly why, you can check out our full hands-on review here. Now that it’s available to buy – specifically at

At first glance, Greubel Forsey and “Sport” don’t go together very well as a concept. On one hand, you have incredibly complex mechanisms and price tags that aren’t NFL insurance payouts; on the other, an activity designed to break watches. So it was a bit of a stretch to see the niche Swiss watchmaker join

The J12 isn’t just a Chanel icon, it’s one of the coolest women’s watches around, enough to make me try it on more than once. However, as the watch approaches its 20th anniversary (yes, it’s really that long), the fashion house has released a brand new interpretation of the modern icon: the J12 X-Ray. We’re

The Backes & Strauss Berkeley is pure Regency decadence, harking back to the golden age of London’s history. However, their latest interpretation pushes things back a few years – all the way back to swordplay and chivalry. The Berkeley Black Knight Chrono sports a 43mm armoured case with a dramatic geometric shape. This stopwatch-equipped piece

There are a few things you’d expect from a sub-£500 watch. Interesting design, sure. Automatic movement, in some timepieces, sure. Double open balance spring? Well, that’s just pushing things too far. Except, of course, for Ingersoll’s incredible Hollywood Automatic. At first glance, the Hollywood looks closer to £45,000 than £450, but then it’s called the

As we mentioned last week, Bell & Ross are the masters and commanders of military design in the watch world, and this new release highlights how forward-thinking their work is. Combining vintage military design with futuristic materials. The fourth installment in the Lum series in four years brings us the most wearable offering yet. A

For those of you with particularly good memories, you might remember Laurent Ferrier winning the Men’s Complication Award at the 2018 GPHG for their ultra-cool, modern and minimalist Annual Calendar watch. This year, they’ve taken that award-winning design and given it a surprisingly stylish retro twist with this crisp champagne dial that harkens back to