A visit to a Patek Philippe exhibition in August 2026, with hands-on first impressions of eight watches including the Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, Cubitus and World Time Flyback Chronograph.

Compare the Tissot PRX 35mm, 38mm and 40mm, including effective lug-to-lug measurements, wrist sizing, quartz and automatic movements, materials and finishes.

A personal guide to my favourite Rolex Datejust's through the years, covering favourite vintage, neo-vintage and modern Datejust references, from the five-digit references to today’s Datejust 36.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual 116000 silver dial: a discontinued 36mm Rolex with calibre 3130, Oyster case, 100m water resistance and quiet everyday charm. What are my First impressions of this one? Is it still worth buying?

An honest review of the devastatingly beautiful Longines Master Collection 190th Anniversary Engraved Dial watch.

Let's just get the elephant in the room poached and the tusks removed (that's a joke, I abhor such behaviour), The Rolex 2026 offerings are all pretty lame. The Tudor newboys, however, are not. Well, mostly they are not. The Black Bay 54 in blue is very nice, the Royal is just ok and the Black Bay 58 (regular and GMT) are the same old. It's the Monarch and BB 58 Ceramic that are the winners up in here. Image: Tudorwatch.com It's the same case as the old Black Bay Ceramic