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Now in the third year of MoonSwatch madness, we get what has got to be the most anticipated variant of all: the MoonSwatch Snoopy. Not only has an inexpensive version of Omega’s most collectible Speedmaster landed courtesy of Swatch but it’s also furnished with a moonphase display.

Audemars Piguet is making a big splash in early 2024 by releasing an enormous batch of new watches; 11 models in total, some with several variations.

The Yacht-Master is not typically the first model one thinks of when contemplating Rolex sports watches; however, given the variety within the collection, it’s surprising to me that it’s often overlooked.

For 2024, the brand has expanded the highly technical collection with the release of the Louis Moinet Astronef Techno, which uses a silicon wafer engraved with microelectronic circuits as its dial to create a visually striking pièce unique.

If you’ve been paying attention to what watch brands have been releasing over the last few years, you’ll no doubt have noticed more choices in the smaller watch category. Plenty of mid-30mm variants sit comfortably alongside counterparts that hover around the 40mm mark.

According to the Federation of the Swiss watch industry (FH), Switzerland produces around 15 to 20 million watches a year — which is a minuscule amount that represents around 2% of global timepiece manufacturing. However, this is a clear case of quality over quantity.

More variations were added to the Offshore range over the decades and today, it offers a wide assortment of styles and sizes. I had the chance to go hands-on with a smaller and sparkly version and wear it for a few weeks — and it did not disappoint. Keep reading for my Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 37MM review.

Patek Philippe is well known for its exceedingly expensive watches. However, turning our attention away from all the grand complications and hyped sports models for a moment, there are indeed some affordable Patek Philippe watches on the market.

You don’t need me to tell you that integrated bracelet sports watches are all the rage these days. Watch brands from various segments of the industry are adding their spin to the beloved seventies-era aesthetic, characterized by angular cases, patterned dials, and of course, integrated bracelets.

With the end of the year just over the horizon, we look back at all the watches released in 2023 and pick the best of the bunch.

If Switzerland dominates the luxury watch segment, which luxury watch brands dominate within that prestigious circle? Read on to discover the top 10 luxury watch brands, as told by the numbers.

One of the most complicated watches in Rolex’s current catalog, the Sky-Dweller has evolved quite a bit during its relatively short history.

Yes, by nature, collectors like to collect, and if you get bitten by the watch bug, the urge for “just one more watch” can be strong. However, we’re here to tell you that not only does a small yet thoughtfully curated collection cover every occasion but it is also easier to manage.

While the conversation about quiet luxury has been mostly applied to clothes, shoes, bags, and luggage, it’s a concept that’s highly relevant to watches too.

Rolex very rarely produces special edition watches, so imagine our surprise when the Crown announced a brand new Daytona in honor of the 100th anniversary of the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race.