Released in 2024 on Netflix, The Gentlemen sees English aristocrats pitted against ruthless London gangsters, along with a medley of religious fanatics, Irish travellers and an Albanian drug...

Pioneered by legendary underwater explorers like Jacques Cousteau, dive watches are now the go-to wristwear for everyone. Tough yet timelessly stylish, they can be worn with anything, anywhe...

There’s plenty of obvious choices to purchase when it comes to buying expensive watches, but what if you don’t want the obvious choice? What if you want something cooler, less mainstream? Th...

Audemars Piguet’s Royal Oak is a trailblazing watch that, along with Patek Philippe’s Nautilus, helped popularise the luxury steel sports watch genre in the 1970s. But the distinctive yet un...

In 2018, H. Moser & Cie unveiled a one-off watch that couldn’t have looked more different from its usual minimalist creations. It was agony on the eyes, something Picasso might have conjured...

Ever since it was invented back in the 1970s, Audemars Piguet’s flagship model, the Royal Oak, has been an “it girl”—or watch—within the community. This luxury steel sports watch carved out ...

Every successful movie secret agent needs a watch, whether it’s to be on time for a clandestine meeting, carry out a meticulously planned assassination attempt or meet glamorous femme fatale...

If there’s a word we hear all too often in the context of watches these days, it’s investment. A ballooning market, product scarcity and a boat load of hype has made watches that used to be ...

You don’t have to ask around too much to discover that Patek Philippe’s 5170 is considered one of, if not the best chronographs ever made. It’s slick, it’s slim, it’s executed to perfection—...

When Audemars Piguet released the Royal Oak in 1972, everyone thought the watchmaker had gone mad. The watch was big, it was basic and it was expensive—and it sold by the bucket load. Patek ...

There’s not a whole lot that watchmaking has to throw at us that we would be surprised by these days. Tudor’s P01, for example, that was close—but it really was only a matter of time before ...