The Rolexes most viewers see on Wimbledon brand ambassadors’ wrists and the timepieces serious collectors fight over are not ...

Discover how Rolex's 1926 Oyster revolutionised horology with waterproof durability, self-winding Perpetual movement, and ...

There are too many independent watchmakers. Sorry, we said it. There’s just not enough space in the world for every brand, ...

Buzz Aldrin wore arguably the most important watch in history. He had an Omega Speedmaster Professional strapped to his wrist when he followed Neil Armstrong out of their lunar lander and onto the ...

Another Friday, another list! This week, we dive into the world of the modern Rolex Daytona. It’s one of the most debated watches among watch enthusiasts. Whether it’s about the Daytona’s aura, the ...

There is a particular type of movement inside almost every mechanical watch you own, and it does something so fundamental to how we experience watchmaking today that it has become entirely invisible.

It’s amazing how, after 11 years, Brew Watch Co. is still coming up with beautiful new designs inspired by coffee culture that have broader appeal and don’t feel gimmicky at all. The new Metric Manual ...

Pieces of wind turbine blades in a landfill in Wyoming. Because there are few options for recycling retired wind turbine blades, most end up buried in landfills, like the one shown here in Casper, ...

We’ve entered the age of the blue pill automobile. First, Mercedes-AMG launches an electric car that makes you think you’re driving a rumbling, thundering V-8. Except you aren’t. And now Ferrari has ...

Notion announced that it will shut down its email client later this year. Notion Mail will wind down across web, mobile and desktop platforms on September 22. It has published an FAQ for users to make ...

When the Nautilus first appeared, its unconventional design was greeted with scepticism. Today, its fifty-year reign is ...

I have a decades-old Submariner that, over the years, has fluctuated in value from well under five figures to $15,000. So what is it really worth? In the past, a watch indeed had several “worths”.