Watch Guides

Who wouldn’t want to know the horological tastes of the leader of the free world? Learning about any presidential watch is compelling. Here are some of the most compelling watches in use by American presidents.

It’s time to introduce you to one of horology’s most classic treasures, the pocketwatch.

Once you learn to use a dual-time watch, you can enjoy converting Zulu time wherever you are in the world.

A lot of Swiss brands are as much talk as they are action. Focusing on good, honest craftsmanship, the Glycine watch company is without a doubt all action.

The Grand Seiko “Snowflake” watch is very special. Are you intrigued? Read up on everything you need to know here.

Like their tentpole Royal Oak, Audemars Piguet adds elegance to industrialism with their [Re]Master02, but in a new and significant way.

Customizable watches are an increasingly popular option for those who want to stand out. But are Undone watches even a good choice?

Watch aficionados universally regard the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms as one of the industry’s first capable wrist-worn dive tools. Is it still just as popular today?

Curious about Tsao Baltimore watches? Watch collectors love conversation pieces. This new brand takes that to the next level, and to a charmingly local level, too.

Horology is the study of watchmaking artistry. Do you want to know how to become a horologist? Find out if you’ve got what it takes first!

Rare, bizarre, and prohibitively expensive, the Cartier Cheich is a highly fascinating watch.

Double signed watches carry significant meaning for a collector. Find out why they’re so desirable.

Do you need a watch that can withstand the rigors of everyday life? Consider a carbon fiber watch.

You probably don’t own a watch from this brand. But if you did, these are the Jacob and Co. watches you’d be wearing.

Some view the Glycine Combat Sub as a Rolex Sub alternative, but it’s so much more than that. Figure it all out here with this guide.

Join me as I explore some of the best Richard Mille watches ever invented.

Mr. Jones Watches is known for unusual designs. Their new Mispoes! incorporates cuteness without being cutesy while maintaining its artistry and engaging way of keeping time.

Olympian watches may not imbue you with their wearer’s superhuman abilities. But it’s fascinating to see what these athletes choose to wear and why.

The Santos De Cartier Skeleton watch is a timeless classic from the French brand’s oldest pilot’s watch range. Learn all about it here. 

Mido watch company is a strong contender in affordable luxury. If you’re considering buying one of its designs, read this introductory guide.

Why do we still use Roman numeral watches to tell the time, and where did it all start? Find out here.

Barrel-shaped tonneau watches marked a new era of creativity in 20th-century watchmaking. Learn about why this case shape is still so popular today.

What does it mean when a dive watch is ISO 6425 certified? Here’s everything you need to know.

The Seiko Alpinist GMT is a mountaineering watch with mass appeal. Want to join the club? Here’s all you need to know about this masterpiece.

Are you wondering whether you’ll regret buying a watch from this brand or not? Here’s a detailed answer to the question, “Are Invicta watches good?”

Discover what monochrome watches really are and why their minimalist designs are so popular.

If you own a Seiko King Turtle, you own a significant piece of the Japanese brand’s history. Here’s how it polarized the dive watch-collecting world.

No winging it here! These are the brands creating the best flieger watches right now.

Playful watches are nothing new, but roulette watches uniquely bring the casino to the wrist. Fancy getting a quick game in?

Let’s find out why the G-Shock GA-2100 got its “CasiOak” name and whether it’s still worth the hype.