Between 2010-2011, a very limited green version of Patek Philippe’s Aquanaut was available to their special clients. One of which sold at a Sotheby’s auction later in 2015 for ~$52,000 USD.
Longlines have reintroduced a popular military watch originally produced in the 1940s for the British Royal Air Force (RAF). Like its predecessor, the Heritage Military Automatic watch features the oversized winding crown and blue hands that perfectly stand out against its silver opaline dial.
I’d consider myself a watch collector. I haven’t dabbled in the vintages just yet, but I do have a pretty sweet...
Bell & Ross has made a huge impact in the watch industry since its inception back in 1992. They’re easy to spot from far away thanks to its famed square face design. The bold 45-mm square case on the Bell & Ross BR-X1 Military not only looks great on any wrist, but makes a statement, too.
Throughout the year, I tend to be drawn to navy and black colorways. It’s what I know looks good on me, whether or not I’ve gained some unwanted weight throughout the seasons. However, I’ve always noticed a slight shift in colors when Fall begins.
There’s a lot that goes into a well made watch or really any watch for that matter, so why not show it off? This is precisely what Bell & Ross is doing with their latest addition to their “Experimental” collection this year.
Brooklyn-based sneaker brand GREATS is known for their unique footwear collaborations. Now, with the launch of the GREATS x Timex Bayman, they’re making their way into the wrist wear market.
Todd Snyder is bringing back Timex’s sold-out Marlin in an exclusive new palette. The Marlin Blackout is a followup from Timex’s classic midcentury style of the same name.
If you’re struggling with finding a last minute gift for dad this Father’s Day, this post is for you. I’ve partnered with Casio to tell you about their Edifice EQS800CDB-1AV and why it’s the perfect gift for any type of dad, no matter their style.
In a world filled with email notifications and celebrity news alerts it’s easy to lose sight of the things that really...
