Long has the Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical reigned supreme as the go-to understated, affordable, and classically styled field watch. The line has seen iterations in many different forms, from automatic to quartz models, titanium cases, chronographs, day-dates, and many other options. There are a total of around 64 references in the Khaki Field lineup. Today,…

Over the past few months, I have hinted at another value-packed travel watch soon to hit the market. As of last week, the wait is over as Bulova has announced the latest evolution of their vintage-inspired Oceanographer line via the new Oceanographer GMT. Taking the format of the brand’s well-loved “Devil Diver” to know heights…

When A. Lange & Söhne pairs a black dial with a platinum case, it gets people talking. The first platinum Lange to feature a black dial was a unique Tourbillon Pour le Mérite in 1996, soon followed by the game-changing Datograph, launched in 1999, and the Lange 1 “Darth.” It’s a dial and case combination…

Earlier this year, Panerai opened a new flagship boutique in the heart of New York City. Known as Casa Panerai, the new location represents a significant expansion (and improvement) compared to the brand’s previous NYC store, and I had the opportunity to attend the grand opening event that took place this summer. You can read…

If you are looking for one constant through every single watch in MB&F’s Legacy Machine (LM) lineup, regardless of color, material, or even complication, you can always count on the floating balance. The new LM SE EVO Taipei Edition, available only at the MB&F Lab Taipei for TWD 3,200,000 or around $100,000. You can track…

Whenever you hear that a watch brand is the “Official Timekeeper” of a high-profile sporting event, it can be easy to automatically assume that the relationship is little more than some thinly-veiled sponsorship deal. However, Hublot has a legitimate connection to the world of soccer, and the Swiss brand takes things further than providing financial…

However colorful or eclectic my collection is, the Chromachron color-time watch by Tian Harlan has never been on my wishlist. Sure, I know I have my fair share of weirdo watches, but who would have thought that one with no hands and, seemingly, no way to tell time would get a feature in #TBT? Well,…

Maybe you remember that I once came up with an iron rule: if it’s over €10K, it must be less than 10mm thick. In the explanation that followed, I mentioned the Chopard Alpine Eagle 41 XPS. This 41mm steel Alpine Eagle iteration, with a sophisticated “Monte Rosa” salmon-pink dial and small seconds at 6 o’clock,…