
The Best Moonphase Watches, and Why They’re Special
This watch feature is simultaneously useless and profound.

This watch feature is simultaneously useless and profound.
By Zen Love

Forget the Apple Watch. Complete, annual and perpetual calendar watches are the original smartwatches.
By Jason Heaton

We explore the ins and outs of watch production, and the value of outsourced vs in-house movements.
By Jason Heaton

Girard Perregaux has introduced three new dress watches with aventurine dials that sparkle like the night sky.
By Zen Love

Three interesting vintage watches from Girard-Perregaux show a slice of the history of this very old and respected brand.
By Zen Love

SIHH 2019 saw watch brands experimenting with the use of futuristic new materials in applications both practical and aesthetic.
By Chris Wright

The integrated bracelet was born in the 1970s, and with few exceptions, it mostly stayed there.

In other words, these are some of the best watches of 2018.

Girard-Perregaux reissues the Laureato, a movement with a 70-day power reserve, the world’s most affordable Swiss-made tourbillon chronograph and more.

This Week in Watches: a young watch authority, a mean chopper-edition watch, and an Oris with a mechanical altimeter.
By Jason Heaton

The popularity and prevalence of chronographs might just make one think that it is an easy watch complication. Everyone from Hamilton and Tissot on up the line to the loftier likes of Patek and Lange & Söhne have one in their lineups.
By Jason Heaton

Another BaselWorld is in the books. Journalists, retailers and watch nerds alike are retreating as we speak to their blogs, stores and web forums to debate who the winners, the losers, the biggest surprises and the biggest disappointments were at this year’s show.
By Jason Heaton

it’s not just the incredible storytelling that’s so appealing about Mad Men. It’s the style and setting narratives that relive a fabled American decade.
By Eric Yang

Since dressing up is finally back, we’re going to rehash an obvious point: every watch collection needs a dress watch.


The right stuff
By Jason Heaton