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Spinnaker Bradner Release: Guilloché Fumé Dials Elevate This Affordable Automatic Dive Watch
Spinnaker has been a crowd favorite - particularly in the past two years - for their robust divers at affordable price points. During a time when Seiko, who was once the Budget Diver King, has seemingly raised prices across the board outside of their Seiko 5 collection, Spinnaker seems committed to filling this vacuum with their own watches.
Jilliano Romano
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An Interview with Canuck Timepieces: Collaboration, Creativity, & Canadian Microbrands
For a few years now, I have had the privilege of meeting the owners of different brands, thanks to my job working for a Japanese microbrand. I have also had a hand in creating several different watches - whether it was a contribution to the design, the concept, the media push, or even the choice of strap. So, I have intimate knowledge of all the trials and tribulations that go into making even a single watch, but because I don't own the company, I am fortunate not to bear all
Tudor vs Longines in 2026: Has the Affordable Luxury Crown Shifted?
At the time of writing, Watches and Wonders is taking place, with luxury watch brands from around the world showcasing a bevy of new models. And while this annual event is typically a moment for brands to push boundaries, experiment, and surprise enthusiasts, Tudor seems to have taken a far more conservative route in recent years.
Lunar New Year Watches: The Best for 2026
Unlike Christmas or Hanukkah or Ramadan, the revolving door of Zodiac Animals - like this year’s Horse - allows watchmakers and designers to be more creative and go beyond kitsch when creating a watch to honor this annual event. Furthermore, the Zodiac Animals also have different elements. I, for one, am an Earth Tiger, while a relative of mine is a Water Tiger. The fact that we can incorporate elements creates a much richer tapestry for designers when planning ahead for thei
Gavox Longitude GMT Review: Inspired by the Voyage for Australia
There is something dangerously addictive about a good turquoise dial.
Not the cheap “let’s-make-it-blue-so-Instagram-likes-it” kind of turquoise. I mean the proper kind. The type that shifts personality every single time light touches it differently. The kind that makes you stop mid-conversation just to stare at your wrist like you have discovered buried treasure.
The Gavox Longitude Turquoise is exactly that kind of watch. This watch hit differently from the very first
Nomos Glashutte Club Campus Full Rose Review: Everyday Beauty
There’s a certain quiet confidence to everything that comes out of NOMOS Glashütte. Rooted in the watchmaking town of Glashütte, the brand has built its reputation on clean design, in-house movements, and a very distinct take on modern Bauhaus-inspired aesthetics. Within their lineup, the Club Campus series stands out as the most youthful and approachable, often positioned as an entry point into mechanical watchmaking, but without feeling like a compromise.
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Sero Blue Signature Review: Bringing the Classics Back
The majority of microbrands seem to skew between varying degrees of uninspired yet reliable homages to avant-garde, kind of crazy designs. Somewhere in between is where a microbrand can truly create its value - this is the area where brands like Vario, Minim, Kuoe, Traska, and many others have established themselves. Thus, the question for Sero Watch Company, a relatively new microbrand hailing from the Netherlands and founded by Sergino and Robert (the name is an amalgamatio
Watch Hot Takes: Entry Level Watches Don't Exist
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