Small changes make for a sportier Tank. Plus, a large steel model now features an automatic movement.

For a sweet ten-year run from 2012 with the Octo to 2022 with the Octo Finissimo Ultra, Bvlgari dominated the world records for ultra-thin mechanical watches. But, as they say, all good things must end. So perhaps it’s not a jaw-dropping surprise that the Roman jeweler is announcing the conclusion of its quest for thinness. […]

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This is the latest Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro 300. I’ve been sitting with this watch for quite a while. The benefit of this is that, unlike a lot of reviews, where the photos are rushed and the words only slightly less rushed, I’ve been able to experience this watch as a regular part of […]

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38mm of rose-tinted dive watch appeal.

I will happily admit to having a soft spot for the Girard-Perregaux Laureato, and I would love a silver-dialed 38mm version. It has transcended its integrated-bracelet-stepchild status, and this is highly visible in its pre-loved prices. Though it was a long time coming, unfortunately for me, they are now 40–60% above what they were two […]

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For 2022, Garmin has updated its high-end MARQ smartwatch collection with a “Gen 2” product that builds upon the original (aBlogtoWatch Garmin MARQ review here) while maintaining the same personality and product positioning. Garmin originally released the MARQ in 2019 in Barcelona, Spain showing off some of the various activities the watches were intended for. […]

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Bumper movements went the way of the dodo decades ago, but Alpina makes a great argument that some things deserve a comeback

The golden era of watches was either the 1950s or the 1960s. I’d say it’s open for debate. But claiming the 1980s or 1990s was the golden age of watches is just dead wrong. Still, some watch designs from the later eras mentioned have proven strong enough to keep evolving without losing their origins. The […]

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