The inside story on Oris’ trio of downsized divers.
Author - Ken Kessler
Unsung Vintage Heroes: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Futurematic
Billed as the world’s first automatic wristwatch, the Futurematic deserves a heritage update.
220 Years of the Tourbillon: A Look Back at the History of One of Watchmaking’s Important Innovations
From Abraham Louis Breguet’s evocative creations 220 years ago to modern masterpieces, this is the...
History With A Twist: Celebrating The Vacheron Constantin American 1921’s Centenary
A discussion of the classic watch’s appeal with Vacheron Constantin’s Heritage Director, Christian...
A Vintage Watch Worth Investing In: JeanRichard Highlands Chronograph
Genuine military chronographs are becoming prohibitively expensive, but this classically-styled...
A Vintage Watch Worth Investing In: The Universal Genève Space-Compax
All the specs of the classic Paul Newman Daytona... just without the price tag.
Watches That Encapsulate Design Movements of the 20th Century
How the previous century’s design styles have expressed themselves in watch form.
Ice Timers: Watches for the Extreme Cold
Beating the cold, one watch at a time.
The Allure of Retro and Reissue Watches
Ken Kessler shares his thoughts on retro vs reissue timepieces.
The Lure of the “Dive” Watch
Ken Kessler on the diving watch – and why they’re just as valuable on dry land.
A Look at Bell & Ross’ 2019 Collection (So Far)
The exceptional BR 0 gets a run of fresh new models, brand new but with a deep respect for period...
Inside Grand Seiko
Since 2010, the luxury arm of Seiko has gone from cult status to the crowning jewel of Japanese...