By Nancy Olson I always come back to the same criteria when considering a watch: provenance, aesthetics and mechanics. Yet for the purpose of a timepiece review, it’s important…
Watch Review: Tutima Saxon One Automatic
As Bell & Ross lifts the embargo on its newest release, I’m reminded of the brand’s history and purpose — one long linked to aviation and the sky. The new Bell & Ross BR-05 Blue Diamond Eagle Watch – with aventurine dial, starry night overview and alluringly iconic Bell & Ross case shape — is…
Watch Review: Tutima Elevates German Watchmaking with 90th Anniversary Tempostopp In-House-Made Chronograph Watch
There are a lot of exciting new timepieces coming from German watch brand Tutima this year, but none as breathtaking and complex to build as the bi-compax chronograph designed to celebrate…
Watch Review: Torgoen T42 Delivers In Looks, Performance And Value
Today we take a close-up lo at a brand we haven’t covered before on our site: Torgoen. The company, founded 10 years ago, offers aviation-inspired watches that are functional and…
Watch Review: The Truth About Patek Philippe’s New Twenty-4 Automatic Watches (Prices)
Last week I had the distinct pleasure of joining Patek Philippe in Milan for the global launch of an all-new collection for women. Well, at least I thought it was…
Watch Review: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the MB&F HM7 Aquapod, Jellyfish
Officially unveiled at SIHH and making another important appearance at Baselworld 2017, the MB&F HM7 Aquapod, lovingly nicknamed Jellyfish, warrants a closer lo for several reasons — not the least o…
Watch Review, Hands Off: MB&F LM FlyingT Malachite
MB&F is lighting up wrists again, especially for women and for those who diamonds, with an all new Legacy Machine FlyingT — now with a malachite stone dial and plate,…
Watch Review: SevenFriday Free-D Green On The Wrist
Late last year, I borrowed the SevenFriday Free-D Green watch to garner the response from friends and colleagues and to make my own informed decisions about this futuristic watch. The…
Watch Review: Reservoir Watches Offer Jump Hours, Retrograde Minutes and More
Not too long ago, a young watch brand emerged on the scene: Reservoir. This Swiss-made brand has a very distinctive lo thanks to the fact that all of the watches…
Watch Review: Porsche Design Monobloc Actuator Watch And Enter A Contest For A Chance To Win One
If you are a race car r and a watch r, read on, because this article is for you. At Baselworld 2017, Porsche Design unveiled the revolutionary Monobloc Actuator chronograph watch.…
Watch Review: Porsche Design 1919 Datetimer One Millionth 911 Watch
We have been a big fan of the Porsche Design watches since the early 1980’s when we first discovered them. Since then, the brand has grown by leaps and bounds.…
Watch Review: Patek Philippe’s Newest Twenty~4 For Women
By Nancy Olson I’ve been a fan of the Patek Philippe Twenty~4 since it was first introduced in 1999. So it’s been satisfying for me to watch this inimitable ladies…
Watch Review: Panerai Luminor 1950 PCYC 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Acciaio 44mm, And a Look at the PCYC Regatta Watch
Last week, we brought you a behind-the-scenes lo at sailing with Officine Panerai in the Opera House Cut Regatta, part of the Panerai Classic Yachts Challenge. There, we mentioned that…