The result is the brand’s most complicated and highly finished watch in an era when time-only offerings from popular independents trade mechanical complexity for hand-finished simplicity. For Blancpain, it doesn’t…
Thailand’s street food landscape remains one of the most expressive in the world: fast-paced, flavor-packed, and rooted in family traditions passed down like heirlooms. Bangkok holds the lion’s share of…
The balance was just really off. The reason for that was, as mentioned above, the caliber was introduced in 1974. But to be clear, this caliber made a lot of…
Like the moon’s shadow sweeping across the globe during a total solar eclipse, astronomy-focused tourism is taking the world by storm. And in 2026, there are plenty of celestial reasons…
We have a fondness for Certina here at Fratello. Now owned by the Swatch Group, the brand offers good bang for your buck with its solid modern lineup of tool…
We’re just a few extra days away from the end of 2025. While the watchmaking industry remains in flux due to global economic uncertainties, creatively, this year has been one…
Come January 1, the Water Revolution Foundation will have a biological oceanographer at its helm, driving its next phases of yachting sustainability. Leah Werner brings more than a decade’s worth…
As it turned out, the project was so secret that it was kept off-site, a few minutes away from Vacheron’s Plan-les-Ouates headquarters, at a facility belonging to Richemont’s sister brand,…
Patek Philippe is the Swiss custodian of high watchmaking. Think ref. 1518, 1526, 2523, 2499, etc. Today, broadly speaking (i.e., outside of watch enthusiast circles), Patek is best known for…
In a chat that moved easily between wine and watches, Jhonel and TanTan explored what it actually means to collect—not as an act of accumulation, but as something far more…