There are football rivalries, and then there is Argentina versus England. It’s not just about football. It never has been. It’s about the Malvinas — or the Falklands, depending on which side of the South Atlantic you were born on. It’s about a 1982 war that lasted 74 days, killed 649 Argentines and 255 Britons, … Read more
Richard Mille RM 67-02 at the World Cup: The Featherweight Watch That Floored a Brazilian TV Star Most people think the ultimate Richard Mille flex is the price. It’s not. It’s the weight. Or rather, the absence of it. The RM 67-02 Replica— the “Sprint” model — weighs 32 grams. Thirty-two. That’s less than a … Read more
Germany arrives after a clinical 2-0 win over Saudi Arabia, with Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz running the midfield like a Swiss timepiece. Colombia comes off a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Uruguay, where Luis Díaz was the best player on the pitch by some distance. This shapes up as a high-tempo encounter at AT&T Stadium … Read more
Fossil has been making affordable fashion watches since 1984, but 2026 marks a remarkable renaissance for the brand. After a challenging few years, Fossil Group has leaned hard into AI-powered personalization and influencer partnerships — and it’s working. The search term “Fossil watch sale” now generates over 90,000 monthly searches globally, and AI-curated outfit recommendation tools are … Read more
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJacob & Co. Defies Physics Again: The Jacob and co Astronomia Nova Watch Launches Today, Rewriting the Relationship Between Time and SpaceNEW YORK, September 15, 2025—At 10:00 a.m. EST the sun rose over Manhattan, but inside the Jacob & Co. flagship on 57th Street the stars came out. With a silent magnetic click, … Read more
Last year was a banner year for Zenith’s Defy Skyline lineup. In January, we got a new Defy Skyline Skeleton, with an openworked blue or black dial (and semi-skeletonized movement) in a stainless steel case. Eventually, we got that new skeletonized form in a black ceramic case with an interchangeable bracelet. Knowing Zenith’s design roadmap, you … Read more
In 2017, Bell & Ross launched the BR03-92 Diver, bringing the “circle in a square” aesthetic to the underwater world. It was a proper dive watch with a rotating bezel and 300-metre depth rating, and it met the international standard ISO 6425 requirements. There are now five new models for 2024 that bring improvements such as … Read more
The tourbillon has become quite mainstream among watches in recent years, with high-end watchmakers flexing what they can do with the “whirling” mechanism. Yet, no watch brand is as closely associated with the tourbillon as Breguet. After all, its founder, Abraham-Louis Breguet, received a patent for his invention on June 26, 1801. As a result, … Read more
More than three years after the launch of the original Tudor Black Bay Ceramic, Tudor has announced a follow-up version that is less of a reveal and more of a release – as we’ve all seen this watch. It’s the new Black Bay Ceramic “Blue” (yes, those are brand quotes), and it’s the first production model … Read more
Omega has just announced a few new models for their Omega Aqua Terra lineup today, and while they might not be earth-shattering, they do round out the collection with a classic charm. In 41mm, 38mm, and 34mm stainless steel cases, the new Seamaster Aqua Terra comes with a black varnished dial with a lacquer finish, changing it … Read more