This exciting and innovative hybrid timepiece from the Electricianz, takes the mechanical self-winding automatic movement and marries it with a state-of-the-art electronic in-house module consisting of a printed circuit board (PCB) powered by a lithium…
Fears Watch Company has launched a new rectangular shaped watch to mark the 175th anniversary of the company being founded in 1846 by Edwin Fear. The Archival 1930 is the first watch in a new Archival family of watches that…
Alexander Shorokhoff is inspired by the mighty River Neva, which flows through Saint Petersburg, with the latest successors of the new NEVA series also being inspired by this great natural occurrence. The wavy guilloché of…
Fears Watch Company are celebrating their 175th Anniversary with the publication of a new book, titled, “Elegantly Understated: 175 years of the Fears Watch Company” which takes a detailed look at one of Britain’s oldest…
For more than 70 years, Martin-Baker has been pioneering pilot safety systems that have saved thousands and thousands of lives. Bremont have worked in partnership with this historic British engineering company to produce a series…
Ball Watch Company's latest tool watch is made for the dreamers, the fighters, the outsiders. Those born to voyage beyond the horizon, ready to brave any storm. The Roadmaster Ocean Explorer equips you with a rotating external…
The modern Panerai watch as it is recognised today began in 1936 with the Radiomir, an instrument devised to support marine missions and named for the material patented by Guido Panerai to illuminate dials and…
Alexander Shorokhov took inspiration from the mighty river Neva, that flows through Saint Petersburg, for the successors of the new NEVA series. In this new colour version, Alexander Shorokhov has concentrated more on the magnificent,…
A. Lange & Söhne's Cabaret Tourbillon Hanwerkskunst combines superb watchmaking artistry, to the outermost angles of its rectangular case, with elaborate, traditional and, meanwhile, rare techniques. They include semi-transparent enamelling of the dial and several manual…
It was in 1967, that DOXA were the first watch brand to dare to put an orange dial on a diver’s watch because it made diving sense: an orange dial is much easier to read…
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