WatchReviewBlog

Everyone loves a good Speedy, but not everyone has the wrist for the original iconic Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional, that’s only available in 42mm.

It’s a rainy autumn day over here in Montreal, and after a few challenging days with the kids at home, I’m finally getting some time to put my thoughts down in writing with a clear mind, about my experience with the fantastic Rado Anatom Skeleton.

It’s not often that I refer to a watch, or its movement, as a dream, but in the case of the Zenith Defy Skyline Chronograph, that’s the overall feeling I’m left with after spending nearly 3 weeks with it.

Today we’re reviewing the new Longines Chrono Moonphase, part of the newly revamped Master Collection that’s stirred up quite a tussle online.

Earlier this year, all I was ever hearing about was sand dials.

The Legend Diver is one of the most prolific dive watches ever created.

Today we’re going to be comparing the new Seiko Speedtimer SSC963 against the outgoing, and very popular SSC813.

The Seiko Speedtimer has had a massive surge in popularity in recent years, especially with the now outgoing panda dial model ref.

It’s a been a significant amount of time since we’ve sat down and spent some time with a Tissot for the purpose of a hands-on review.

Today we have a hands-on review that’s going to be focusing on a solar powered watch from Alpina, called the Alpiner Extreme Solarmetre.

What a month its been with the Fifa World Cup 2026, as an England supporter myself, I’ve been emotionally entwined with the roller coaster ride of matches all the way to the finals.

There are watches with hand carved dials, some with mechanical mastery like tourbillons, and then there are some watches with real Utah Beach sand sandwiched inside their dials, like the Praesidus A-11 Utah Beach we’re reviewing today.