What We Know Today, fan-favorite Unimatic has launched what is only the brand’s second permanent collection – the Toolwatch series. The line is launching with two models and a total of four variants, all of which are quartz-powered and meet the MIL-STD-810 standard in the hopes of offering a value-forward and extra tough take on…

Sponsored post presented on aBlogtoWatch for an advertiser When it comes to straps, there’s a sea of options that can seem overwhelming at first glance. How do you know which straps are good? Which sellers are reliable and reputable? Why is it always just brown and black and blue? It’s all a bit much, and…

If you’re the winning type that just can’t get enough of it, why not strive to bag all the medals you can win? “Impossible,” you say? Maybe, but you can get the new 39mm Omega Specialities Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition, a watch that combines gold, silver, and bronze. This vintage-style timepiece pays tribute to…

This one won’t be easy. I do not often have to write about an important revolutionary invention like Horage and Miniswys’s Microreg. I could tell the story in a few words, but background clarification is necessary to understand its importance. So this article will initially be pretty theoretical and technical, but a beautiful watch will…

What We Know There’s something particularly cool about a post-Space Age design that taps into the futuristic imagination that grew into a design movement well into the 1970s. These designs are so out there, sometimes so unnecessary, that they are instantly recognizable anachronisms. Well, today, Timex is bringing one of those designs back with its…

Krayon is a watch brand that has been around for less than a decade. I say “brand,” but I should probably say “independent watchmaker” instead. Krayon founder and owner Rémi Maillat debuted with his Everywhere watch in 2017. Today, he produces around 40 watches annually with 12 collaborators in their Neuchâtel atelier. Maillat’s signature is…

For its latest new release of 2024, Unimatic has introduced the Toolwatch series as its second permanent collection of timepieces. Designed for maximum durability with quartz movements and internal shock-absorbing mounting systems, the new Unimatic Toolwatch collection is tested to MIL-STD-810 standards (outlined by the U.S. Department of Defense), and it spans four different models…

Why would you chase rainbows? We already know that hardly anyone can buy an entry-level Nautilus or Aquanaut from a Patek Philippe boutique or AD. Why, then, would you put yourself in a situation that has you looking outside the official channels, only to face unrealistic asking prices (although they’re dipping a bit)? There are…