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Photos and words by Thomas (watchesandwords, September 2026) Geneva Watch Days 2026 – a Strong and Successful Festival Fortunately, there are the Geneva Watch Days (GWD), and i’m delighted to say that, since my first visit in 2022, they have now become fi…
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Omega CK859 and why this is my last review Watches have been a huge part of my life.
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Looking good matters more than showing off The 5712 nobody recognises There is a certain kind of watch you only understand once you have crawled a little too far down the rabbit hole.
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Why Over-Engineering Still Matters The SEL Instruments Omni-Diver Mark II is the kind of watch that appeals to my appreciation for thoughtful engineering.
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Last year, as part of its 250th anniversary celebrations, Breguet launched a reissue of the legendary Type XX, originally designed for the French Air Force in the 1950s.
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The Democratisation of Icons It’s May 17, 2026: yesterday, the Royal Pop was launched—a €400 watch featuring the Audemars Piguet logo and the design codes of the Royal Oak.
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Timefactors were pioneers in many things – one of the first microbrands, even before “microbrand” was a thing – and one of the first companies to recognize the value in resurrecting vintage watch brands and reissuing stuff from their back catalog.
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In 2025, I visited the “Time to Watches” watch fair in Geneva at Villa Sarrasin.
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No complication, quite the opposite: a simplification A WorldTimer is one of those complications that you ‘really need’.
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Thomas Brechtel, Watchesandwords, 2026 The White Rabbits is Everywhere, Inside and Out I am the one among us two authors who came to the museum mainly for the historical pocket watches, or to be more precise, for one watch in particular: the ‘Universelle’,