It’s time for your favorite look at the latest releases from the past two weeks — The Flyback! There’s a lot to see this week, from a shockingly affordable Mido to an objectively weird Seiko collab. Add to that a G-Shock anniversary piece, a funky digital watch from Junghans, and a new take on a…

It’s no secret that I have a huge soft spot for Christopher Ward’s C65 Dune series. I own the first-generation C65 Dune GMT, and the C65 Dune Automatic models are easily among the best affordable daily wearers. It came as a bit of a surprise that the brand decided to update the Dune lineup with…

Since its revamp in 2020, the Chronomat has quickly become Breitling’s signature collection of high-end everyday watches, or, in the company’s words, its “all-purpose sport-chic watch. What this approach translates to in real life is a wide assortment of sizes, functions, and styles while ensuring each iteration maintains fundamental Chronomat design details such as bezel…

And before you know it, it is Sunday again! Welcome to another Sunday Morning Showdown. We hope you are comfortable, with a cup of coffee in hand and a croissant nearby. Depending on where you are, maybe you are even greeted by a soft spring sunshine. Well, say goodbye to your peaceful morning because we…

The Citizen Tsuyosa lineup has always impressed us as an absolute sweet spot in the market. I struggle to think of any watch offering more for the price. The Tsuyosa collection, then, can make you think twice about anything fancier. So what if you want all of that but in a more classical, elegant size?…

When Ollech & Wajs released the C-1000 A, I knew I had to spend some time with it. This watch is an interesting one that pays homage to the brand’s groundbreaking Caribbean 1000 from 1964. Ollech & Wajs is a brand that does not enter the mainstream conversation much, which is a shame because there’s…

Saint-Imier, Switzerland-based Zeitwinkel is back with its first new timepiece in a number of years. I recall back around 2013 when Zeitwinkel first launched its debut 273° model; it was sort of a budget A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1, beautifully made with a Swiss/German soul at a price that wasn’t cheap, but that also…

At the end of 2023, Michiel Holthinrichs showed me the first sketches of his new Ornament watches at his atelier in the center of Delft, here in the Netherlands. In May 2024, he finally felt confident enough to officially announce the watches. I hadn’t seen them in real life yet, though, so I was very…