What We Know You’re looking at the newest technology from G-Shock, though what is so new might be hard to spot at first. These are metal G-Shocks, but not in the way you might be thinking. A new series called the “Fine Metallic Series” just dropped with six offerings across the rectangular GM-5600YM and octagonal…

Originally introduced in the 1990s, the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M has steadily evolved throughout the years, although it has always been a fairly contemporary offering within the Swiss brand’s lineup. With that in mind, recent iterations of the model have taken the series in a slightly more vintage-inspired direction, and the latest additions to the…

The current watch market is in a fascinating state, blending traditional luxury with modern innovation and shifting consumer preferences. To understand how we got here and what the future of watch collecting looks like, especially in the U.S., it’s essential to explore the evolution of the market, the underlying factors shaping it today, and what…

What We Know The Club Campus from Nomos Glashütte continues to be, year after year, one of the best value propositions in the horological sphere. A no-nonsense, slim, manual three-hander available in 36 and 38.5-millimeter case sizes from a brand with a lot of horological chops at a price well under the $2k mark makes…

Sitting at the very top of the Casio G-Shock hierarchy is the brand’s MR-G series, which takes the fundamental spirit of the G-Shock and elevates it to the highest possible standards. Last year in 2024, Casio unveiled an ultra-premium MR-G version of the octagon-shaped 2100 series that featured a full-metal case with a matching solid-link…

Angelus has been making waves in recent years, injecting fresh energy into its lineup with bold, technical designs that blend avant-garde aesthetics with high-end watchmaking. The latest addition, the Flying Tourbillon Titanium, keeps that momentum going, playing with space, structure, and transparency in a way that feels both futuristic and deeply rooted in classical watchmaking.…

If pressed to choose the brand with the most breathtakingly beautiful lineup, Laurent Ferrier would surely receive my vote. The Haute Horlogerie watchmaker eschews the hyper-modern trend and makes elegant timepieces with equally bewitching movements. While I tend toward the classic non-complicated models, today’s latest Classic Traveller Globe Night Blue infuses complications without looking too…

One of my favorite releases from last year came from an unsuspected place: Arnold & Son. This is a brand that had very firmly settled itself in the luxury dress watch domain, with the 30m WR Nebula watches being its sportiest, and the only models available with a bracelet. That all changed with the introduction…