Watch Advice

Elegance has always been an attitude for Longines, and the DolceVita leads by example, with three new watches set to refresh the collection’s refined identity.

That phrase, “Elegance is an attitude”, has long been the driving force behind the watchmakers at Longines. Introduced in 1999, it embraces beauty, grace and, well, elegance, all of which the brand has demonstra...

Back in yellow and black is the new Tudor Black Bay Chrono, slimmed down to a highly wearable 39mm case.

Despite their origins, Tudor has carved out a distinctive identity for itself in the watch world. Whether it’s the robust spec sheet, refined aesthetics, or remarkable build quality, the brand is far removed from its sister brand’s shadow. But for as big and bold as...

Same great specs in a sharp new look – the Mido Ocean Star GMT is back with a new black, white, and orange reference.

In the watch world, every price point has its dominant player. You hear about them all the time: from Rolex in the luxury space to Seagull in the budget beater category, and Seiko everywhere in between. Conversely, this also means there are dark horses:...

Form and function become one as Mauron Musy debuts the MU09 NODE°, featuring their first-ever manufacture movement!

Every watch brand has its niche. Perhaps that’s the telling of accurate time, or turning horology into remarkable works of art. It often boils down to these two main avenues, with countless permutations equally as fascinating as the last. But there is a t...

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface ‘Or Deco’ Series leans further into the model’s Art Deco soul with precious metals, Milanese bracelets, and gem-set elegance. From expressive cocktail-inspired executions to cleaner precious-metal editions, this latest series celebrates the Reverso in its most elegant form!

There are very few watches in Jaeger-LeCoultr...